Florida State vs Virginia Betting Prediction Week 5, 2025

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Florida State vs Virginia Betting Prediction

The Florida State Seminoles have a perfect record for the current season, which brings them into this matchup. The Seminoles defeated the Kent State Golden Flashes in their most recent game, which they played against the Kent State Golden Flashes. The Seminoles won the game by a score of 66-10. They completed 78 plays for a total of 775 yards throughout the day. The Florida State Seminoles carried the football 54 times and accounted for 498 yards, which resulted in an average of 9.2 yards per carry for the team for the whole season. The Seminoles allowed the rush to gain 43 yards for a total of 28 attempts, which is equivalent to an average of 1.5 yards for each rush that they allowed. The completion percentage for Florida State was 48.1% since they allowed 13 completions on 27 attempts, which resulted in a total of 163 yards to be thrown.

When it comes to scoring points, the Florida State Seminoles are averaging 58.0 points per game. This is a significant improvement over their previous performance. Through the use of the ground game, they have a team average of 363.0 yards, which places them in second place among college football teams. Over the course of the season, the Seminoles have accumulated a total of 1,886 yards. Seven touchdowns have been scored by Florida State through the passing game, while seventeen touchdowns have been scored through the running game. The offensive performance of Florida State has resulted in 86 first downs, but they have been penalized for 12 infractions, which have cost them 134 yards. It is the third time that they have given up the ball.

Given that they allow 10.0 points per game, the Seminoles are currently ranked 12th in Division I in terms of team defense. Over the course of the season, opposing teams have accumulated 78.3 rushing yards per game and have run for an average of 2.5 yards per carry. Out of the three games they have played so far this year, they have allowed 235 yards on the ground to be thrown against them. In terms of passing yardage, the Seminoles have allowed 509 yards to be passed against them, which places them in the seventeenth position in Division I. Due to the fact that they have allowed a completion percentage of 51.6%, they have also allowed 169.7 yards per game to be gained through the passing game. Over the course of the season, they have allowed 248.0 yards per game, which places them 21st in Division I. They have allowed three touchdowns to be scored through the passing game, but they have not allowed any scores to be scored while running the ball.

As they take the field, the Cavaliers present themselves with a record of 3-1 for the current season. In their most recent matchup, the Cavaliers prevailed over the Stanford Cardinal by a score of 48-20. This victory was the Cavaliers’ most recent triumph. The Virginia rushing attack finished the game with 206 yards on 42 carries, averaging 4.9 yards per carry when rushing. As the game came to a close, the Cavaliers had accumulated a total of 590 yards, and they had run 74 plays, which averaged 8.0 yards per play. A completion rate of 69.0% was allowed by the Cavaliers’ pass defense, which resulted in the loss of 286 yards and 20 out of 29 opportunities in the air. Virginia gave up 31 tries to rush for 35 yards, which averaged out to 1.1 yards per carry.

With an average of 564.5 yards per game, the Virginia Cavaliers are ranked fifth in the nation in terms of passing yards. In terms of creating mistakes, the Virginia offense has a total of 160 penalty yards accrued from 22 violations, which places them in the 71st position in Division 1 overall. Over the course of this season, they have racked up a total of 1,006 yards on the ground and maintain an average of 251.5 yards per game. Two picks have been thrown by them, and they have been successful in accumulating 106 first downs. With an average of 45.5 points per game, the Cavaliers are ranked eleventh in Division I when it comes to the number of points that are being scored. Due to the fact that they have accumulated 1,252 yards through the air and an average of 313.0 yards passing per game so far this season, the Cavaliers are now ranked twenty-first in the nation according to their passing yardage average.

As to this point in the season, Virginia has allowed a total of 401 yards on the ground (100.3 yards per game) and seven touchdowns through the run. They are currently ranked 73rd in Division 1 due to the fact that they have allowed 4 touchdowns through the air in addition to 213.3 yards per game through the air. A total of 78 points have been allowed by them throughout the course of the season. During the course of this season, they have brought back three fumbles and one pick. The defense of the Cavaliers has been involved in 234 plays, which places them in the 50th position in the nation. The Cavaliers are currently ranked 48th in Division 1 due to their average point surrendering rate of 19.5 per game.

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