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Old Dominion vs. Coastal Carolina: Week 10 Betting Odds, Prediction
The tables have certainly turned for Ricky Rahne and Old Dominion this season. A year after going 10-3 overall and 6-2 in Sun Belt play, the Monarchs have struggled to a 2-7 overall mark and 1-5 conference record. The only game they have won in the last two months was a 10-3 victory against Appalachian State in mid-October. The Chanticleers come into this game with a Sun Belt record of 2-2, and they've alternated losses and wins in Sun Belt action thus far. Coastal Carolina hopes to notch their first two-game winning streak of the season to establish some momentum. If you are looking for some betting advice for the matchup, we've got you covered. Here are the latest odds for the game, courtesy of FanDuel. Old Dominion vs. Coastal Carolina game odds : All college football odds via FanDuel Spread: Old Dominion +7.5 (-122), Coastal Carolina -7.5 (+100) Money Line: Old Dominion +215, Coastal Carolina -265 Over-Under: Over 44.5 (-105), Under 44.5 (-115) .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Old Dominion vs. Coastal Carolina prediction, pick: No team has rushed for fewer yards in the Sun Belt than Old Dominion, which has put a
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High school football: Panthers thumped out of 4A playoffs in 48-8 rout by Stallions
BETHEL — Two play-action passes against North Pitt's defense that went for touchdowns — both on busted coverages — started the downfall for the Panthers' football team and ended its season Friday. North Pitt never recovered as Southwest Onslow scored 24 second-quarter points en route to a 48-8 victory in a first-round matchup in the NCHSAA Class 4A playoffs at E.R. McNair Field. Southwest Onslow (5-6), the No. 19 seed in the East 4A bracket, advanced to the second round, where it is slated to face off against No. 3 Clinton on Nov. 13 in Sampson County. North Pitt got off to a 1-4 start in the regular season but won four of its last five games in the regular season, the lone loss in that stretch coming by a point to SouthWest Edgecombe in Pinetops. It didn’t see its momentum coming to a screeching halt in a home playoff game. “Just the way we came together in that last five-game run was very special,” North Pitt assistant coach Avery Respass said. “We have a great senior class: Xaden Maldonado, Bralan Wilson, Jayden Patterson, Chris Moore, Wisdom Mason, a lot of these guys come in and work their tails off.”