Florida vs. Mississippi CFB Week 13 Betting Lines

Florida Gators CFB Week 13 Betting Lines

Florida Gators College Football Betting

The Florida Gators have a big decision to make in the next few weeks. Florida head coach Billy Napier has a team that has shown more competitiveness but is not where it needs to be after three seasons. Last week, the Gators hosted the LSU Tigers. Florida showed great resiliency in beating handily as a decided home dog. This week, the Gators have a difficult home game against the Ole Miss Rebels. It is the Senior Day home finale. Gamblers and fans wonder which Florida team we will get on Saturday.

College Football Week 13 Betting Lines

Mississippi Rebels -10

Florida Gators +10

Over/Under: 55.5

Florida Gators Weekly Matchup

In Week 13 college football action, on Saturday, November 23, 2024, the Florida Gators will host the Mississippi Rebels at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, FL. Kickoff time is set for noon ET, and television coverage will be on ABC or ESPN.

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Last game, the Mississippi Rebels won 28-10 against the Georgia Bulldogs as 2-point home dogs. The game went under the total of 55.5. Ole Miss has a record of 8-2 straight up, 7-3 against the spread, and 2-8 over/under the total. Mississippi ranks 2nd for total offense, 2nd for passing, 52nd for rushing, and 4th for scoring. Defensively they rank 17th overall, 84th against the pass, 2nd against the rush, and 5th for points allowed. Also, Mississippi ranks 24th for fewest turnovers lost and 79th for takeaways.

Florida Gators Weekly Recap

Last game, the Florida Gators won 27-16 against the LSU Tigers as 3.5-point home dogs. The game went under the total of 57. Florida has a record of 5-5 straight up, 6-4 against the spread, and 6-4 over/under the total. Florida ranks 80th for total offense, 64th for passing, 81st for rushing and 66th for scoring. Defensively they rank 98th overall, 93rd against the pass, 92nd against the rush, and 80th for points allowed. Also, Florida ranks 86th for fewest turnovers lost and 55th for takeaways.

For the first time since 2018, the Florida Gators have defeated the LSU Tigers.

A seven-sack effort from the Gators' defensive front, late offensive heroics, and a pass breakup on fourth down from Trikweze Bridges led to Florida snapping its five-game losing streak in the series in a 27-16 upset over the No. 22 team in the nation. It was the longest losing streak for the Gators in the rivalry's history, and the win snapped a two-game losing streak in the middle of the season.

It was also Florida's first win over a ranked opponent since the win over Tennessee last season.

"I think you've got to give this group of kids a ton of credit," head coach Billy Napier said. "Relative to the resiliency they've showed, I think for me there's a purpose behind the game, and that starts with the players."

Florida's inability to get off the field on third down, fourth-down conversions in the fourth quarter, and continual control of the clock nearly led to the game slipping out of the Gators' hands. The Tigers converted 13 of its 24 third downs, had 92 plays to the Gators' 43, and had the ball for over 41 minutes of game time.

However, it was the heroics of the Gators' defensive front - led by Caleb Banks' one sack, two forced fumbles, and three hurries - a deep-threat passing connection between DJ Lagway and Elijhah Badger along with a 55-yard touchdown run from Jadan Baugh's late in the fourth quarter that ultimately won the game.

2024 Florida Gators Football Schedule

DATE OPPONENT SCORE RECORD
Aug 31 vs. Miami-FL L 17-41 0-1
Sep 7 vs. Samford W 45-7 1-1
Sep 14 vs. Texas A&M L 20-33 1-2
Sep 21 at Mississippi State W 45-28 2-2
Sep 28 OFF
Oct 5 vs. UCF W 24-13 3-2
Oct 12 at Tennessee L 17-23 3-3
Oct 19 vs. Kentucky W 48-20 4-3
Oct 26 OFF
Nov 2 vs. Georgia L 20-34 4-4
Nov 9 at Texas L 17-49 4-5
Nov 16 vs. LSU W 27-16 5-5
Nov 23 vs. Mississippi - -
Nov 30 at Florida State - -

The Florida Gators are not a traditional power but a recent one. Florida has three national championships (1996, 2006, 2008) and eight conference titles, all of which came in 1991 or after. Steve Spurrier is the greatest Gator who ever lived. Spurrier won the 1966 Heisman Trophy as quarterback and placekicker. Subsequently, he returned to lead Florida to the 1996 national championship and six SEC titles.

Another legendary head coach at Florida was Urban Meyer. Meyer led the Gators to two national titles with Heisman Trophy winning QB Tim Tebow. Other famed Gator players include Emmitt Smith, Danny Wuerffel, Jack Youngblood, and Wilber Marshall.

Florida has proven to be a difficult place for coaches to live. Spurrier is the GOAT of Florida coaches but left because the fans turned too demanding after he made the Gators into a national power. Meyer had multiple nervous breakdowns and had to leave when things turned south. Dan Mullen was run out less than a year after almost leading the Gators to the national championship.

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2024-2025 College Football Schedule

2024-2025 NCAA FOOTBALL TOP TEAMS
Alabama Crimson Tide Arizona Wildcats Auburn Tigers Boise State Broncos
Clemson Tigers Florida Gators Florida State Seminoles Georgia Bulldogs
Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa State Cyclones Kansas Jayhawks Kansas State Wildcats
Kentucky Wildcats Liberty Flames Louisville Cardinal LSU Tigers
Memphis Tigers Miami-FL Hurricanes Michigan Wolverines Mississippi Rebels
Missouri Tigers NC State Wolfpack Nebraska Cornhuskers North Carolina Tar Heels
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Ohio State Buckeyes Oklahoma Sooners Oklahoma State Cowboys
Oregon Ducks Penn St. Nittany Lions Tennessee Volunteers Texas Longhorns
Texas A&M Aggies UCLA Bruins USC Trojans Utah Utes
Virginia Tech Hokies Washington Huskies West Virginia Mountaineers Wisconsin Badgers

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