FSU Game Saturday: FSU vs. North Carolina injury report, schedule, live stream, TV channel and betting preview for Week 6 NCAA

FSU Game Saturday: FSU vs. North Carolina injury report, schedule, live stream, TV channel, and betting preview for Week 6 NCAA game

FSU Injury Report vs. North Carolina Week 6

This FSU football team is dealing with a lot of injuries. The entire offensive line is playing hurt and defensive tackle Dennis Briggs Jr. will miss the rest of the season.

FSU vs. North Carolina Odds and Betting Pick Week 6

WynnBET’s Week 6 NCAA updated odds have the Noles as +17 betting underdogs in their road game against the North Carolina Tarheels. The over/under point total is 64.5, which imples a 41-24 type of game.

This is a difficult game to predict because both teams have been Jekyll and Hyde. FSU matches up well with North Carolina in the trenches, but their secondary has been torched by lesser quarterbacks. Plus, North Carolina has one of the best wide receivers in the country in Josh Downs.

Can FSU avoid turnovers? They’ve yet to do that this year and they played terrible in their lone road game against Wake Forest. The weather is supposed to be wet and rainy, which could favor the Noles somewhat. FSU could pull off the upset if they play a clean game, but the probability of that happening is fairly low. I think North Carolina jumps out early, with FSU playing a stronger second half like they’ve done all season.

Prediction: UNC 42-24.

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What Channel is the FSU Game On Week 6

The Nole game Saturday will be broadcast on ESPN at 3:30 p.m. EST/4:30 p.m. PST.

FSU vs. North Carolina Live Stream

Saturday’s Nole game can be streamed live on Fubo TV.

FSU Next Game and Schedule

The Noles will have a much needed bye-week next week. Here’s a look at their schedule for the next four weeks:

• Week 7: BYE
• Week 8: vs. UMASS
• Week 9 @ Clemson
• Week 10: vs. NC State