The Blue Devils are a scrappy bunch and compete for four quarters. Unfortunately for Duke, when you break down the biggest matchup -- Miami's defensive line against Duke's offensive line -- it heavily favors the Hurricanes. With the added possessions, expect Miami's QB D'Eriq King to light up the scoreboard at Wallace Wade Stadium.

I'm a Canes fan and was irked when the ACC changed up its schedule this week, which meant Miami now CAN'T reach the conference title game. Think about how the UM players might be feeling! Could be a flat effort here. Also, UM hasn't played since Nov. 14, has been a bit shaky on the road (1-5 ATS in its past six as an away favorite) and might be looking ahead to a ranked matchup with North Carolina next Saturday for a potential New Year's Six bowl spot. Duke has been a huge disappointment but this is essentially the school's bowl game in its home finale. The Blue Devils can hang within 10 points and have covered 12 of their past 17 as home dogs.