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South Florida vs Florida Atlantic Week 10 Prediction | College Football Picks Today, Best Bets

John Canady

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The South Florida Bulls head down the road for a Week 10 battle against an in-state rival Florida Atlantic Owls team. Both teams have dealt with inconsistency to start the season and have their sights set on a win to turn their struggles around. That said, expect a dogfight between two hungry squads.

South Florida vs. Florida Atlantic

Location: FAU Stadium (Boca Raton, Florida) | Time: 7:30 PM ET
Where to Watch: ESPN2
Spread: South Florida -2.5, Moneyline: South Florida -134, Total: 47.5

South Florida vs. Florida Atlantic Best Bet: Florida Atlantic +116

Both squads enter this matchup struggling on the season. However, only one team will have their home fans behind them to swing momentum in their favor. If Florida Atlantic can start the game strong, they’ll have a good chance to protect home field and pull off the upset win.

South Florida vs. Florida Atlantic Best Total Bet: Under 47.5

The Bulls head into the game averaging 25.1 points per game, while the Owls trail just behind, averaging 24.4. Considering each team has struggled on offense, it wouldn’t be a shock to see this game be a relatively low-scoring outing when it’s all said and done. A final score of 27-20 may not be far-fetched.

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South Florida Best Player Bet: Sean Atkins Any Time Touchdown +165

The Bulls have turned to Sean Atkins as the primary pass catcher on offense throughout the season. The senior is up to 358 receiving yards on the season, but he’s yet to catch a touchdown pass on the year. However, against a struggling FAU secondary, he could be poised to grab his first touchdown in Friday night’s matchup.

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Florida Atlantic Best Player Bet: CJ Campbell Jr. First Touchdown Scorer: +600

Florida Atlantic’s offense through the start of the year has been hard to watch. The Owls have struggled to find the endzone consistently outside their shifty running back, CJ Campbell Jr. The talented rusher has 400 rushing yards, 175 receiving yards, and six touchdowns in the season. With his versatility and involvement on offense, Campbell could find himself in the endzone early, hoping to set the tone.