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Game 1 of the 2023 College World Series gets underway Saturday night in Omaha.
The No. 2 seed Florida Gators have romped through the competition and will face the No. 5 seed LSU Tigers, who have advanced in thrilling fashion. 
This will mark the fifth time two SEC teams have advanced to the final and is a rematch of the 2017 championship.
With Ty Floyd on the mound for LSU and Brandon Sproat getting the call for Florida, I have reason to believe that there’s value on the total yet again in Omaha.
Read on for my best bet and...

Game 1 of the 2023 College World Series gets underway Saturday night in Omaha.
The No. 2 seed Florida Gators have romped through the competition and will face the No. 5 seed LSU Tigers, who have advanced in thrilling fashion. 
This will mark the fifth time two SEC teams have advanced to the final and is a rematch of the 2017 championship.
With Ty Floyd on the mound for LSU and Brandon Sproat getting the call for Florida, I have reason to believe that there’s value on the total yet again in Omaha.
Read on for my best bet and full college baseball picks and predictions for LSU vs. Florida on Saturday, June 24. 
Florida vs LSU odds Florida LSU -136 Moneyline +106 -1.5 (+146) Run line +1.5 (-192) Over 10.5 (+100) Total Under 10.5 (-132) Odds courtesy of FanDuel on June 23, 2023. Best College World Series bonuses
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Florida’s biggest advantage in Game 1 has nothing to do about what will happen on the field — it has to do with rest. The Gators’ pitching staff will be at full strength after they blew through their side of the bracket without suffering a single defeat, giving them two full days of rest before tonight's clash with LSU.
LSU enters with just one off day after defeating Wake Forest in 11 innings on Thursday to win four games in four days. The Tigers battled back from the loser's bracket in scintillating fashion but taxed their starting pitching in the process. 
Ace Paul Skenes threw 120 pitches in the team’s most recent game, and that came on just four days’ rest. If we do see him in Omaha, it’ll likely be for less than his full workload and later on in the series. 
It’s unclear who will start beyond Saturday night, but Game 1’s starter will likely be Ty Floyd. The right-hander has a 7-0 record and a 4.45 ERA this season. He’s allowed just six combined earned runs in three starts during this postseason run, although he hasn’t chewed up many innings (11 1/3 IP). He’ll be working on short rest and it’s unclear how long he will last tonight.
Brandon Sproat, a Top-80 prospect in this year’s MLB Draft,  gets the call on the mound for the Gators. He’ll be all systems go considering he’s working on seven days of rest. He’s been reliable in the postseason and has notched four straight quality starts.
Unders have been on a tremendous run during the College World Series, going 0-12-1 O/U to the opening number and 2-10-1 to the closing number, per VSiN. 
It’s difficult to get an accurate track of the wind, which should play a factor in Game 1. The forecast calls for winds of 10 to 20 mph blowing to the northwest. Charles Schwab field faces southeast, so by my approximation, the wind will mostly be blowing to the third-base side and slightly inward. 
Omaha’s field dimensions are larger than the typical college field — it’s 408 feet to center field, 375 to both gaps, and 335 to both foul poles. It’s not surprising that we’ve seen a run to the Under thus far in the event and I expect that to continue in Game 1 in a solid starting pitching matchu...