New on Sports Illustrated: Florida Atlantic vs. Florida International College Football Odds, Plays and Insights

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Check out odds, insights and more in our betting preview for the Florida Atlantic Owls vs. Florida International Panthers college football matchup on October 2, 2021.

Sep 25, 2021; Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA; Florida Atlantic Owls running back Johnny Ford (5) runs through the tackle of Air Force Falcons cornerback David Eure (33) in the fourth quarter at Falcon Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports

Oddsmakers heavily favor the Florida Atlantic Owls (2-2, 0-0 C-USA) when they host the Florida International Panthers (1-3, 0-0 C-USA) on Saturday, October 2, 2021 in a matchup between C-USA foes at FAU Stadium. Florida Atlantic is favored by 10.5 points. The over/under is set at 51.5.

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Odds for Florida Atlantic vs. Florida International

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Over/Under Insights

  • Florida Atlantic has combined with its opponents to put up more than 51.5 points only once this season.
  • Florida International's games have gone over 51.5 points in two opportunities this season.
  • The two teams combine to average 54.3 points per game, 2.8 more than the over/under in this contest.
  • The 51 combined points per game that these two squads have allowed this season are 0.5 fewer than the 51.5 over/under in this contest.
  • The average total in Owls games this season is 51.6, 0.1 points above Saturday's over/under of 51.5.
  • In 2021, games involving the Panthers have averaged a total of 55.0 points, 3.5 more than the set total in this contest.

Florida Atlantic Stats and Trends

  • Florida Atlantic has covered the spread two times this season.
  • This season, the Owls are winless against the spread when entering a game as a favorite of 10.5 points or more.
  • Florida Atlantic's games this year have eclipsed the over/under one time in four opportunities (25%).
  • The Owls score 3.5 fewer points per game (26.0) than the Panthers give up (29.5).
  • Florida Atlantic is 1-0-1 against the spread and 2-0 overall in games when it puts up more than 29.5 points.
  • The Owls average 415.0 yards per game, 37.5 fewer yards than the 452.5 the Panthers give up per outing.
  • In games that Florida Atlantic picks up over 452.5 yards, the team is 1-0-1 against the spread and 2-0 overall.
  • The Owls have turned the ball over three more times (6 total) than the Panthers have forced a turnover (3) this season.
  • Find the latest spread and moneyline odds for Florida Atlantic at SISportsbook.

Florida International Stats and Trends

  • Florida International has covered the spread once this season.
  • The Panthers have been underdogs by 10.5 points or more two times this season and covered the spread once.
  • Florida International's games this season have gone over the point total two times in three opportunities (66.7%).
  • This year the Panthers put up 6.8 more points per game (28.3) than the Owls give up (21.5).
  • Florida International is 1-0 against the spread and 1-1 overall when the team scores more than 21.5 points.
  • The Panthers average 28.5 more yards per game (419.3) than the Owls allow (390.8).
  • When Florida International picks up more than 390.8 yards, the team is 1-1 against the spread and 1-2 overall.
  • The Panthers have turned the ball over one more time (7 total) than the Owls have forced a turnover (6) this season.
  • Head to SISportsbook to find the latest moneyline, spread and over/under odds for this matchup.

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