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Kansas Jayhawks Football Vs. Duke Blue Devils: Prediction, Sports Bet Line, Odds, TV

It's in every case best to begin with the truth for KU football with regards to street games: Recent history has not been pretty. The Jayhawks have precisely two street wins in the last 12 seasons, with just one of those — against Boston College in 2019 — coming against a Power Five adversary.

The history, then, at that point, doesn't recommend extraordinary things for KU as it goes to confront Duke, which recently crushed the Jayhawks 41-3 in Durham, North Carolina during the 2014 season.

Kansas versus Duke Football Highlights (2021)

Having said that ... I think there are a great deal of motivation to like the Jayhawks with regards to the Vegas spread.

The first is only that the 16-point projected edge is reasonable expanded dependent on recency inclination. KU couldn't have looked a lot of more awful in the second 50% of last week's 45-7 home misfortune to Baylor, while Duke played above assumptions in a 30-23 home success over Northwestern.

KU, frankly, presumably was somewhat sad the most recent fourteen days to play super experienced groups like Coastal Carolina and Baylor. The Jayhawks' strategy at this moment — confronting a truncated planning period due to Coach Lance Leipold's late recruit in April — has essentially been to abstain from committing self-incurred errors while trusting the other group makes its very own few indiscretions.

Beach front Carolina and Baylor were acceptable and gifted enough to not do that in the subsequent half. Duke, nonetheless, is considerably more powerless.

The Blue Devils were floated a lot last week by Northwestern turning the ball more than five times. At about five focuses per turnover, the Wildcats basically gave away 25 focuses ... Duke actually needed to hang on toward the finish to get the triumph.

In the interim, Duke's new history additionally says it very well may be liberal now and again. The Blue Devils were close to the lower part of the country last year with a negative-19 turnover edge, and they likewise parted with it multiple times the week before.

KU's offense ought to be better as well. Quarterback Jason Bean was a lower leg tackle away from a couple large runs seven days prior, and keeping in mind that those sorts of plays can't actually be anticipated ... It sure appears to be probable that on the off chance that he keeps on getting those opportunities, one will bring about him jumping on a TD.

I will not go as far to take KU for the annoyed, yet I do like the Jayhawks for the cover. It appears to be where KU will see — and exploit — more rival botches than have been accessible the most recent fourteen days.