Fourth-ranked Clemson will look to start another ACC title run Monday night when the Tigers take on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The Tigers didn’t win the conference last year, but have two national titles and two runner-up finishes since 2015, and are the preseason favorite to win the ACC this year. Georgia Tech is also coming off a 3-9 campaign, including a 2-6 mark in the ACC.
Kickoff from Atlanta is set for 8 p.m. The Tigers are a 24-point favorite in Caesars Sportsbook’s latest Clemson vs Georgia Tech odds, and the overall odds are 51 points. Be sure to check out our college football predictions before making any Georgia Tech vs. Clemson picks. And betting advice from Sportsline’s verified computer model.
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Now, the model is locked in on Clemson and Georgia Tech and locked in on the picks and CFB projections. You can now go to the Sport line to see the model options. Here are several college football odds and betting lines for Georgia Tech vs. Clemson.
- Georgia Tech vs Clemson Spread: Clemson -24
- Georgia Tech vs. Clemson Over/Under: 51 points
- Georgia Tech vs Clemson Money Line: Tigers -3500, Yellow Jackets +1350
- CLEM: The Tigers are 5-1 ATS in their last six games overall.
- GT: Yellow Jackets are 5-1-1 ATS in their last seven neutral site games.
- Georgia Tech vs. Clemson Picks: See picks on SportsLine
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Why Clemson can cover
Clemson should have one of the best defenses in the country this season, ranking second nationally in scoring defense and eighth in yards allowed per game. The Tigers brought back seven starters from that class, including three players who are on the watch list for the Lombardi and Bednarik Awards. They have the potential to enter the 2022 season after winning six straight games last year.
Clemens’ offense is expected to improve under quarterback DJ Yougalley, who had 2,246 passing yards and nine touchdowns last year. He is facing a Georgia Tech team that has struggled under head coach Geoff Collins, winning just three games in three straight seasons. The Yellow Jackets lost star running back Jahmir Gibbs to a transfer, so they’ll have trouble getting anything going against Clemson’s defense. In addition, the Tigers have won 36 of their last 38 conference games.
Why Georgia Tech might cover it.
Senior receiver Malachi Carter looks to embrace the role of being the No. 1 target in this offense. Carter is a smooth route runner with strong hands. The Georgia native does a good job targeting deep passes and is a legitimate threat down low. He led the team in catches (37) and receiving yards (489) last season with 13.2 yards per reception.
On defense, senior linebacker Indy Eley is a force in the middle of the Yellow Jackets’ defense. Ellie is a big hitter with great lateral quickness. He uses his long arms as leverage in the passing game to defend running backs and tight ends. This also helps to roll the ball bearings easily. The Maryland native was second on the team in total tackles (88).
How Clemson makes selections from Georgia Tech
The SportsLine model is based on points, projecting the teams to combine for 52 points. The model also says that one side of the spread will hit in more than 50% of simulations. You can only see the model selection in the sports line.
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