Laying two touchdowns in a rivalry game can be risky, but Miami is cruising for a bruising. Canes QB Tyler Van Dyke's star has fallen into the sea. Last two outings: five interceptions, no TDs. Here, he confronts the fourth-ranked pass defense in FBS. Elsewhere, FSU WRs Johnny Wilson and Keon Coleman are cleared to play after injuries left their status uncertain this week. Contenders for the final four playoffs are disinclined to let up late in games, so look for the 'Noles to keep their foot on the pedal throughout.

It's hard to imagine FSU ever takes their foot off the gas here. This is a rivalry game with a quarterback hoping to prove himself a ticket to New York. Miami is hard to root for on the road. Last season they averaged 18 points on the road. And while that has improved to 26 this season, they are now giving up 23 points, not to mention 1-4 ATS in last 5 games. I think this line will continue to steam towards FSU, look to get on board early.