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The college football season kicks off today with Florida State taking on Georgia Tech in Dublin, Ireland at noon ET.

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Caesars Sportsbook's odds + betting pick for Seminoles vs. Yellow Jackets

Check out Caesars Sportsbook's odds for FSU vs. Georgia Tech:

Florida State, a big favorite here, went undefeated last season and won the ACC Championship before being left out of the college football playoff.

Preseason college football rankings from The Sporting News' Bill Bender have FSU as the ninth-best team in the nation and Georgia Tech 32nd. Bender predicts a 31-21 victory for the Seminoles on Saturday, not enough to cover the point spread, and a final score that falls UNDER the total.

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Caesars Sportsbook promo code NEWS1000: How to claim First Bet on Caesars up to $1,000 for FSU vs. Georgia Tech

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Bonus bets must be used within 14 days from the time they are issued.