Peach Bowl - NCAA Football Betting

Betting Odds on the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl - SEC Vs. ACC

Venue: Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl - Virginia vs. Auburn

When: Dec 31, 7:30 P.M. EST ESPN

Where: Atlanta, GA. - Georgia Dome

The game began as the Peach Bowl in 1968 at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium and retained the name after a move to the Georgia Dome. Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta, the Georgia Dome is the home of the Peach Bowl year after year. The largest cable-supported domed stadium in the world, the Georgia Dome can hold two C-5 military transport planes.

Recognized as the most competitive bowl game in college football, the Peach Bowl is the ultimate match-up of the top-ranked teams of the ACC and SEC. First played in 1968, LSU took on the Florida State Seminoles, coming back from 13 - 0 during the first half to win the game, 31 - 27. Since then, the Peach Bowl has been a sold-out event numerous times, and has held first place for average attendance for all non-BCS bowl games for the past 5 years.

Like most college football bowl games, the Chick-fil-A Bowl is much more than just a football game. Traditionally matchups between the ACC and SEC are high scoring and close games. The game is held between the 30th of December and the 2nd of January each year. The game's payout to teams from the SEC and ACC will increase to over $3 million from the current $2.4 million, making the game the 2nd highest paying bowl outside of the BCS bowls. Chick-Fil-A has been the title sponsor since 1997.

Over the last few years teams like LSU, Florida, Miami, Tennessee, Auburn and Clemson have all played in the Peach Bowl, err Chick-fil-A Bowl. It is possibly the only time teams from these two rival conferences will play each other, so you better get your college bowl bets in now.

Who will win the Peach Bowl in 2011? Bet on this years Peach Bowl teams from the ACC and SEC take the field at the Georgia Dome in search of bragging rights and a coveted postseason title.

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Peach Bowl Betting Tips

One of the first things to look for when examining the college football bowl odds is the current form of the teams. Some teams are coming into the bowl game playing very well, while others are coming in flat or disappointed. Motivation is a big key factor when it comes to looking at college football bowl betting lines, we also have to look at other things. Schedule strength, turnovers, recent form, and overall team power ratings are things to consider as the bowl games begin. You also want to take the individual game odds into consideration.

2011 Peach Bowl Picks - Virginia vs. Auburn

Need some College football bowl betting tips to cash in big this holiday season? Well you've come to the right place, as we get set to preview each college bowl and picks on this year's Peach Bowl.

Auburn (7-5, 4-8 ATS) surprised many this season by finishing over .500 after losing so much talent, and we now look for the Tigers to close out on a positive note on the CFB odds vs. a mediocre Virginia (8-4, 6-6 ATS) team in the Chick-fil-A Bowl on Saturday, December 31st from the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, GA at 7:30 ET on ESPN.

Yes, Virginia finished at 8-4, but that was in the weak ACC where they lost to the better teams they faced. Auburn, on the other hand, deserves credit for going 4-4 inside the SEC this season despite a lot of last year’s roster now playing in the NFL. That class edge alone should allow the Tigers to cover this cheap number on the CFB odds. More...

The history of the Peach Bowl

The Peach Bowl was founded in 1968 with no conference attachments,The Peach Bowl game was held for the first time on December 30th, 1968. The game was between LSU and Florida State with LSU winning 31-27. Attendance varied accordingly, from a little over 20,000 to nearly 60,000. The Peach Bowl has sence then moved into the Georgia Dome in 1993 from Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium has now brought much bigger crowds to the bowl games.

The Peach Bowl was first recognized officially as part of the NCAA post-season in 1968. Since 1996, it has carried the namebPeach Bowl, and as the event has grown, so have its scholarship and charitable contributions, now totally in the millions of dollars. It is held at the Georgia Dome, which is the home of the National Football League's Atlanta Falcons. As high as a 27-story building with a roof made of fiberglass panels coated in Teflon, the Georgia Dome is holds over 71,500 sports fans, and attendance at the Peach Bowl has maxed out in recent years. Getting Peach Bowl tickets is a goal of football fans from all over the Southeast and beyond, who perennially make it the most highly attended bowl game outside the Bowl Championship Series.

Many of football's renowned coaches and star players have participated here such as, Harris Barton, Dick Bestwick, Randy White, and Jerry Claiborne are all in the Peach Bowl Hall of Fame.