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As one might expect, the friday night battle between No. 5 West Virginia and No. 18 South Florida has attracted a lot of attention from the betting public. This time around the oddsmakers at SportsBetting.com has  West Virginia as a 7 point favorite with a Total of 55 under the Friday Night Lights.

QB Pat White will continue his Heisman campaign as he leads his West Virginia Mountaineers into Raymond James Stadium to fight the Bulls of South Florida. The top 5 ranked Mountaineers are looking to enact a little revenge on No. 18 South Florida as the Bulls traveled to Mountaineer Field in Morgantown and pulled off a monumental upset last year. 

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Underdogs by 21-points, head coach Jim Leavitt and USF handed West Virginia a 24-19 loss very late in the 2006 season and there is no doubt head coach Rich Rodriguez and his Mountaineers have stored that one into memory. 

The early betting action on this tilt clearly favors a cold dish of revenge being served up, as 80% of the volume is coming down on the favored Mountaineers . 

West Virginia has been cruising so far in 2007 racking up a 3-1 record against the number, going 4-0 straight up in those games. The Mountaineers warmed up for the USF game by stealing the booty from East Carolina Pirate backers last week, posting a 48-7 win, easily covering the 24-point Vegas line . 

The Bulls did likewise, kicking the “Tar” out of North Carolina 37-10, paying out as 11½-point favorites.

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