Syracuse Orange
Syracuse visits Raleigh with a 5-4 ATS record and four covers in its past five outings, while NC State is 3-6 ATS after a 41-3 defeat to Duke. Quarterback efficiency and availability deserve particular attention.
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| FanDuel | CUSE -2.5 NCST +2.5 | CUSE -122 NCST +102 | O 55.5 U 55.5 |
Injury Report
Syracuse listed quarterbacks Malachi Nelson and Amari Odom among those out against Clemson on November 7. NC State previously listed linemen Daniel Cruz and Spike Sowells Jr., tight ends Ian Flynt and Vander Ploog, and several others as out against Duke, with running back Duke Scott a game-time decision. Those listings came from earlier games; the ACC game-week availability report will set statuses for November 14.
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Syracuse averages 430.2 total yards per game and limits opponents to 348.2, while NC State averages 28.89 points per game and allows 27.56. Syracuse also held Clemson to 197 passing yards in its most recent game. Recent results favor Syracuse against the spread, but NC State retains the home setting and a productive passing quarterback.
3 Things to Watch
- Syracuse four covers in five games
- NC State passing protection and quarterback pressure
- Third down conversions and red zone finishing
Betting Breakdown
Syracuse travels to Carter-Finley Stadium for a noon Eastern kickoff against NC State on November 14. Both programs stand 4-5 entering the ACC matchup, yet their latest results point to different questions for bettors. The Orange lost 18-13 to Clemson on November 7, but previously beat ranked SMU 30-27 and North Carolina 31-30 in overtime. Syracuse has covered four of its five most recent point spreads and owns a 5-4 overall ATS mark. NC State, meanwhile, suffered a 41-3 home defeat to Duke after a 31-10 win over California. The Wolfpack are 3-6 ATS, with a 4-2 straight-up home record. Quarterback play is a prominent variable: Syracuse passer Steve Angeli has 1,450 yards in six appearances, while NC State quarterback CJ Bailey has passed for 2,078 yards in nine games. The Orange produced 430.2 total yards per game through their first nine outings, compared with 28.89 points per game for the Wolfpack. Recent records are context rather than a priced recommendation.
Syracuse Betting Outlook
Syracuse arrives at 4-5 following a narrow 18-13 defeat to Clemson. Before that setback, the Orange defeated SMU 30-27 and North Carolina 31-30 in overtime, demonstrating the ability to keep games competitive. Their 5-4 ATS season record includes covers in four of the last five outings; the four road games have produced a 2-2 straight-up record and a 2-2 ATS split. Syracuse is averaging 430.2 total offensive yards per game through nine contests, including 274.0 passing yards. Steve Angeli delivered 263 passing yards against Clemson, and Ahmad Miller rushed for 101. The status of other quarterbacks previously listed out warrants follow-up before kickoff.
NC State Betting Outlook
NC State is 4-5 overall and 4-2 at Carter-Finley Stadium, but the latest home result was a damaging 41-3 defeat to Duke. The Wolfpack have dropped four of their past five games and are 3-6 ATS on the season, including 3-3 ATS at home. Their most recent victory was a 31-10 result against California, following losses to Stanford and Wake Forest. CJ Bailey has 2,078 passing yards and 13 passing touchdowns through nine games, providing a clear offensive focal point. NC State averages 28.89 points and 144.8 rushing yards per contest. Availability along the offensive line and at tight end remains relevant after multiple players missed the preceding game.
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— Syracuse Football (@CuseFootball) November 7, 2026
Final: NC State 3, Duke 41
— NC State Football (@PackFootball) November 7, 2026
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Syracuse averages 430.2 total yards per game and limits opponents to 348.2, while NC State averages 28.89 points per game and allows 27.56. Syracuse also held Clemson to 197 passing yards in its most recent game. Recent results favor Syracuse against the spread, but NC State retains the home setting and a productive passing quarterback.
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