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FSU football opponents: The absolute top non FSU ACC game to watch in week six

These are games I'll be checking out.
ByKelvin Hunt
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It’s crazy how fast this college football season is zooming by. Week six is upon us, and No. 18 FSU has its biggest game on Saturday night against No. 3 Miami. That game won’t start until after 7:30 p.m. on ESPN, and there are a few games in the ACC that FSU fans could pay attention to for future opponents.

Here are some games you’ll want to check out if you get a chance:

Boston College Travels to Pittsburgh-ACC Network at Noon

The Noles will host the Pittsburgh Panthers next week in a noon kickoff. They have lost their last two games after holding double-digit leads in both. Boston College isn’t great, and Pitt is a -6.5 betting favorite at home. It’s a game FSU should win next week, but I’m curious to see how the Panthers look.

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Clemson Travels to North Carolina-ESPN at Noon

Talk about a team falling off like Big Mac toppings, Clemson looks to rebound against a bad North Carolina team. The Tigers had a bye week last week, and if their offense doesn’t look any better against North Carolina, that should bode well for the Noles when they travel to Clemson in a few weeks.

No. 24 Virginia Travels to Louisville-ESPN2 at 3:30 p.m.

Louisville is undefeated, but not ranked in the top-25, hosting a Virginia team riding high off its double overtime victory over FSU last week. Louisville overcame a 17-point deficit against Pittsburgh to win by a touchdown in its last outing. The other three wins have come against non-Power Four opponents. They are -6.5 betting favorites over the Cavaliers, which is interesting. A Virginia loss helps FSU because the rest of their ACC slate isn't too tough, aside from maybe 1-2 other games.

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