Odds to Win the 2007 ACC Football Conference

June 12, 2008

If you think you know who is going to win the conference title then you’ll want to review the odds to win the 2007 ACC football championship and then place a few bets. The favorite coming into the season are the Virginia Tech Hokies. This was a team that a lot of experts have tagged as the team to beat in the conference and it’s easy to see why. Their defense is tough and the schedule is set up to allow them to run through the season and on their way to the end as the Coastal division champions. The safe bet is probably Virginia Tech.

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Florida State is also considered a favorite by a lot of different analysts. The coaching staff went through a major revamping in the off-season in order to try and get the offense headed in the right direction. The defense was tough last year and should be the heart of the team again this year. They have a couple of big games on the schedule, and their non-conference contests are tough but this is a team that should be in it for the conference up until the end.

Miami may have a new head coach, but bettors believe that this is a team that can make a strong showing in the conference this year and compete for a national title. Due to their national prominence though it seems like this team is over-valued this year. Sure they should see some improvements over last year’s disappointing squad, but don’t buy into all of the hype.

Boston College and Clemson are the two teams that are showing the most value early on, and if you plan on making a wager that has the potential for big returns then we suggest you focus on these two teams. Not much attention is being given to either one as the season approaches, and teams flying under the radar are always nice payouts at the end of the year if they can get the job done.

Bodog’s Odds to win the 2007 ACC Championship Game:

Boston College - 20/1

Clemson - 9/1

Duke - 100/1

Florida State - 5/2

Georgia Tech - 14/1

Maryland - 22/1

Miami Florida - 3/1

North Carolina - 40/1

North Carolina State - 25/1

Virginia - 18/1

Virginia Tech - 6/5