Early win total betting lines released for Florida State Football

Spring practices haven't started yet, but betting services such as FanDuel have already put significant thought into the 2025 college football season. For instance, FanDuel has listed the over/under for Florida State's total at 7.5 wins.
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According to the betting site, Florida State employs a money line of -104 to win more than seven games and a -114 money line to win less than seven.
The best over/under lines in the ACC go to Clemson (9.5), but if you include Notre Dame, they would be the favorite at 10.5 wins. As for Florida State's other rivals, FanDuel sets the line for Miami at 8.5 wins, and Florida at 6.5 wins.
Florida State's full schedule can be viewed below.:
2025 Florida State Football Schedule:
Week 0: BYE week
Week 1: Saturday, August 30 - vs. Alabma (home-opener)
Week 2: Saturday, September 6 - vs. East Texas A&M
Week 3: BYE week
Week 4: Saturday, September 20 - vs. Kent State
Week 5: Friday, September 26 - at Virginia
Week 6: Saturday, October 4 - vs. Miami
Week 7: Saturday, October 11 - vs. Pitt
Week 8: Saturday, October 18 - at Stanford
Week 9: BYE week
Week 10: Saturday, November 1 - vs. Wake Forest
Week 11: Saturday, November 8 - at Clemson
Week 12: Saturday, November 15 - vs. Virginia Tech
Week 13: Friday, November 21 - at North Carolina State
Week 14: Saturday, November 29 - at Florida (regular-season finale)
Betting odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.
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