Pitt and Penn State have a prominent prime time TV slot for their Sept. 8 clash at Heinz Field, but odds makers don’t think they’ll put on much of a show for a national audience.
South Point casino in Las Vegas, Nev., one of the more prominent sports books in the betting industry, installed the Nittany Lions as a 14-point favorite against the Panthers when it released its opening lines for select college football games Thursday.
College Football “Games of the Year” hot off the presses from @southpointlv pic.twitter.com/4JiF0ozBH7
— Covers (@Covers) May 24, 2018
Penn State thumped Pitt, 33-14, when the teams met in Happy Valley a year ago, but a lot has changed since then.