Pinstripe Bowl Lines - Boston College vs. Nebraska Odds
Nebraska will make its return to the postseason in New York City as the Huskers have been selected to play in the Bad Boy Mowers Pinstripe Bowl. Nebraska will meet Boston College in the game, set for Saturday, Dec. 28 at Yankee Stadium. Nebraska’s trip to the Pinstripe Bowl marks the 54th bowl trip in school history and the Huskers’ first since the 2016 postseason. Nebraska finished the season with a 6-6 record, highlighted by victories over Colorado and Wisconsin. This is the first-ever meeting between Nebraska and Boston College. It marks Nebraska’s first meeting with a current member of the Atlantic Coast Conference since 2015 and the 17th all-time bowl game against a current ACC team.
2024 Pinstripe Bowl at a Glance
Date: Saturday, December 28, 2024
Time (ET) / TV: 12:00 PM / ABC
Venue: Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York
Matchup: Boston College Eagles vs. Nebraska Cornhuskers
College Football Betting Lines
Boston College Eagles +2.5
Nebraska Cornhuskers -2.5
Over/Under: 45.5
Pinstripe Bowl Preview
Last game, the Boston College Eagles won 34-23 against the Pitt Panthers as 3.5-point home favorites. The game went over the total of 50.5. Boston College has a record of 7-5 straight up, 8-4 against the spread, and 7-5 over/under the total. Boston College ranks 88th for total offense, 105th for passing, 50th for rushing and 57th for scoring. Defensively they rank 60th overall, 111th against the pass, 22nd against the rush, and 61st for points allowed. Also, Boston College ranks 47th for fewest turnovers lost and 11th for takeaways.
Last game, the Nebraska Cornhuskers lost 13-10 against the Iowa Hawkeyes as 3-point road dogs. The game went under the total of 42. Nebraska has a record of 6-6 straight up, 6-4-2 against the spread, and 4-8 over/under the total. Nebraska ranks 95th for total offense, 67th for passing, 94th for rushing and 99th for scoring. Defensively they rank 19th overall, 52nd against the pass, 13th against the rush, and 20th for points allowed. Also, Nebraska ranks 66th for fewest turnovers lost and 49th for takeaways.
Pinstripe Bowl Prediction
In this situation, Boston College has suffered less roster and coaching turnover than Nebraska.
Pinstripe Bowl Format
The New Era Pinstripe Bowl began in 2010 and is held at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York. The matchup currently features schools from the ACC and Big Ten.
Pinstripe Bowl Past Results
SEASON |
WINNING TEAM |
LOSING TEAM |
SCORE |
2023 |
Rutgers |
Miami-FL |
31-24 |
2022 |
Minnesota |
Syracuse |
28-20 |
2021 |
Maryland |
Virginia Tech |
54-10 |
2020 |
Cancelled due to COVID |
2019 |
Michigan State |
Wake Forest |
27-21 |
2018 |
Wisconsin |
Miami |
35-3 |
2017 |
Iowa |
Boston College |
27-20 |
2016 |
Northwestern |
Pittsburgh |
31-4 |
2015 |
Duke |
Indiana |
44-41 (OT) |
2014 |
Penn State |
Boston College |
31-30 (OT) |
2013 |
Notre Dame |
Rutgers |
29-16 |
2012 |
Syracuse |
West Virginia |
38-14 |
2011 |
Rutgers |
Iowa State |
27-13 |
2010 |
Syracuse |
Kansas State |
36-34 |
Like many bowls, the New Era Pinstripe Bowl was wiped out in 2020 due to the COVID-19 global pandemic. The game returned on Dec. 29, 2021, and Virginia Tech likely wishes the 2021 game was wiped out, too. Hit by transfer portal defections, several injuries, and opt-outs, a depleted Hokies team with an interim coach was no match for Maryland, losing 54-10 as the favorite and 'over' cashed. It was just the fourth time in 11 Pinstripe Bowl games that the favorite hit.
A string of close games continued in 2017 when Iowa scored a late touchdown to defeat Boston College 27-20. It was the fourth consecutive one-score game and the fifth in the bowl’s eight-game history. The streak was finally broken in 2018 as the Wisconsin Badgers cruised to a 35-3 victory over the Miami Hurricanes, with Wisconsin’s defense dominating from start to finish.
In 2022, Minnesota defeated Syracuse 28-20. Safety Coleman Bryson was named MVP.
Kyle Monangai continues to prove that you don't have to be a high-profile recruit to make an impact. The running back slashed Miami's defense for 163 yards and a touchdown, leading Rutgers to a 31-24 victory in the 2023 Pinstripe Bowl.
The performance was the exclamation point on a sensational season. The 5-foot-9, 210-pound ball carrier hit the century mark for the seventh time this year. He finishes the 2023 campaign with 1,262 rushing yards, leading the Big Ten.
Monangai became the first Scarlet Knights running back to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards since Jawan Jamison in 2012. Because of his success on the ground, Rutgers finished the season with a 7-6 record and a bowl victory, the best year the program has enjoyed since 2014.
2024-25 College Football Bowl Games
BOWL |
TIME (ET), VENUE |
Saturday, December 14 |
Celebration Bowl |
South Carolina State vs. Jackson State |
12:00 PM, Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
Salute to Veterans Bowl |
South Alabama vs. Western Michigan |
9:00 PM, Cramton Bowl |
Tuesday, December 17 |
Frisco Bowl |
Memphis vs. West Virginia |
9:00 PM, Toyota Stadium |
Wednesday, December 18 |
Boca Raton Bowl |
James Madison vs. Western Kentucky |
5:30 PM, FAU Stadium |
LA Bowl |
UNLV vs. Cal |
9:00 PM, SoFi Stadium |
Thursday, December 19 |
New Orleans Bowl |
Sam Houston vs. Georgia Southern |
7:00 PM, Caesars Superdome |
Friday, December 20 |
Cure Bowl |
Ohio vs. Jacksonville State |
12:00 PM, Camping World Stadium |
Gasparilla Bowl |
Florida vs. Tulane |
3:30 PM, Raymond James Stadium |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(8) Indiana at (5) Notre Dame |
8:00 PM, South Bend, IN |
Saturday, December 21 |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(10) SMU at (4) Penn State |
12:00 PM, University Park, PA |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(16) Clemson at (3) Texas |
4:00 PM, Austin, TX |
College Football Playoff First Round Game |
(7) Tennessee at (6) Ohio State |
8:00 PM, Columbus, OH |
Monday, December 23 |
Myrtle Beach Bowl |
Coastal Carolina vs. UTSA |
11:00 AM, Brooks Stadium |
Famous Idaho Potato Bowl |
Northern Illinois vs. Fresno State |
2:30 PM, Albertsons Stadium |
Tuesday, December 24 |
Hawai'i Bowl |
South Florida vs. San Jose State |
8:00 PM, Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics Complex |
Thursday, December 26 |
GameAbove Sports Bowl |
Pittsburgh vs. Toledo |
2:00 PM, Ford Field |
Rate Bowl |
Rutgers vs. Kansas State |
5:30 PM, Chase Field |
68 Ventures Bowl |
Arkansas State vs. Bowling Green |
9:00 PM, Hancock Whitney Stadium |
Friday, December 27 |
Armed Forces Bowl |
Navy vs. Oklahoma |
12:00 PM, Amon G. Carter Stadium |
Birmingham Bowl |
Georgia Tech vs. Vanderbilt |
3:30 PM, Protective Stadium |
Liberty Bowl |
Arkansas vs. Texas Tech |
7:00 PM, Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium |
Holiday Bowl |
Syracuse vs. Washington State |
8:00 PM, Snapdragon Stadium |
Las Vegas Bowl |
USC vs. Texas A&M |
10:30 PM, Allegiant Stadium |
Saturday, December 28 |
Fenway Bowl |
UConn vs. North Carolina |
11:00 AM, Fenway Park |
Pinstripe Bowl |
Boston College vs. Nebraska |
12:00 PM, Yankee Stadium |
New Mexico Bowl |
TCU vs. Louisiana |
2:15 PM, University Stadium |
Pop-Tarts Bowl |
Miami (Fla.) vs. Iowa State |
3:30 PM, Camping World Stadium |
Arizona Bowl |
Colorado State vs. Miami (Ohio) |
4:30 PM, Arizona Stadium |
Military Bowl |
NC State vs. East Carolina |
5:45 PM, Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium |
Alamo Bowl |
BYU vs. Colorado |
7:30 PM, Alamodome |
Independence Bowl |
Army vs. Louisiana Tech |
9:15 PM, Independence Stadium |
Monday, December 30 |
Music City Bowl |
Missouri vs. Iowa |
2:30 PM, Nissan Stadium |
Tuesday, December 31 |
ReliaQuest Bowl |
Alabama vs. Michigan |
12:00 PM, Raymond James Stadium |
Sun Bowl |
Louisville vs. Washington |
2:00 PM, Sun Bowl |
Citrus Bowl |
South Carolina vs. Illinois |
3:00 PM, Camping World Stadium |
Texas Bowl |
LSU vs. Baylor |
3:30 PM, NRG Stadium |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Fiesta Bowl) |
(9) Boise State vs. TBD |
7:30 PM, State Farm Stadium |
Wednesday, January 1 |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Peach Bowl) |
(12) Arizona State vs. TBD |
1:00 PM, Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Rose Bowl) |
(1) Oregon vs. TBD |
2:00 PM, Rose Bowl |
College Football Playoff Quarterfinal Game (Sugar Bowl) |
(2) Georgia vs. TBD |
8:45 PM, Caesars Superdome |
Thursday, January 2 |
Gator Bowl |
Mississippi vs. Duke |
7:30 PM, EverBank Stadium |
Friday, January 3 |
First Responder Bowl |
North Texas vs. Texas State |
4:00 PM, Gerald J. Ford Stadium |
Duke's Mayo Bowl |
Minnesota vs. Virginia Tech |
7:30 PM, Bank of America Stadium |
Saturday, January 4 |
Bahamas Bowl |
Liberty vs. Buffalo |
11:00 AM, Thomas A. Robinson National Stadium |
Thursday, January 9 |
College Football Playoff Semifinal Game (Orange Bowl) |
TBD |
7:30 PM, Hard Rock Stadium |
Friday, January 10 |
College Football Playoff Semifinal Game (Cotton Bowl) |
TBD |
7:30 PM, AT&T Stadium |
Monday, January 20 |
CFP National Championship Game |
TBD |
7:30 PM, Mercedes-Benz Stadium |
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