College Football · Semana 11Florida State — Pittsburgh

Florida State4-5 · visitante

Pittsburgh6-3 · local

• Florida State contra Pittsburgh46¢46 %
• Hándicap: Pittsburgh (-1.5)51¢51 %
• Hándicap: Pittsburgh (-2.5)47¢47 %
• Hándicap: Florida State (-1.5)43¢43 %
• Hándicap: Pittsburgh (-3.5)41¢41 %
• Hándicap: Florida State (-2.5)39¢39 %
• Hándicap: Pittsburgh (-4.5)37¢37 %
• Hándicap: Pittsburgh (-5.5)33¢33 %
• Hándicap: Florida State (-3.5)31¢31 %
• Hándicap: Pittsburgh (-6.5)31¢31 %
• Hándicap: Florida State (-4.5)28¢28 %
• Hándicap: Pittsburgh (-7.5)26¢26 %

Pittsburgh enters as a 3.5-point home favorite on Senior Night with a 5-1 record at Acrisure Stadium, bolstered by the nation’s stingiest rushing defense that has limited opponents to roughly 68-73 yards per game. The Panthers remain bowl-eligible at 6-3 despite losing starting quarterback Mason Heintschel to a season-ending ACL injury, relying instead on Holden Geriner and a ground attack led by freshman Damon Ferguson Jr. Florida State, now under interim coach Rick Stockstill following Mike Norvell’s dismissal, snapped a long road losing streak with a 31-24 win at Boston College but faces severe depth issues, with multiple running backs, wide receiver Duce Robinson, and several defensive backs and linemen ruled out. Dual-threat quarterback Ashton Daniels provides FSU’s primary spark, yet the short week and depleted backfield test the Seminoles against a physical Pitt front. The matchup pits FSU’s recent momentum and bowl push against Pittsburgh’s rest advantage and defensive discipline.