Myrtle Beach Bowl Odds: Coastal Carolina vs. UTSA

The Myrtle Beach Bowl is set to kick off on Dec. 23 at 11 a.m. ET during the 2024-25 College Football Bowl Season. The game is held at Brooks Stadium in Conway, South Carolina, making it one of 12 bowl stadiums that primarily hosts an FBS team. This season, the home team Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (6-6) take on the UTSA Roadrunners (6-6). Below, we'll look at Myrtle Beach Bowl odds and bowl history.

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Myrtle Beach Bowl odds

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UTSA opened a -6.5 favorite over home Coastal Carolina. The over/under for this game opened at 57.5 points.

Coastal Carolina Team Notes

• Starting QB Ethan Vasko, backup Noah Kim, and corner Matthew McDoom hit the transfer portal. The only remaining QBs on the roster are freshmen and have zero pass attempts this year.
• Freshman Tad Hudson will start this game. He has zero collegiate snaps.
• Host this bowl game. Historically, teams win home bowls 61% of the time.
• Could be without two starting offensive linemen, RT Zovon Lindsay and LG Anthony Walton, who are dealing with injuries.
• In total, could be without nine starters to injury and the transfer portal.

UTSA Team Notes

• 0-6 record on the road this season and holds a program record of 1-4 in bowl games.
• 10 a.m. internal clock for UTSA with an 11 a.m. ET kickoff.
• Could be down to a third-string running back after both top options, Kevorian Barnes (221 yards) and Robert Henry (706), missed Week 14.
• All players in the portal will travel to the game, per head coach Jeff Traylor. Sounds like this roster will be largely intact should injured players return.
• Notable potential injury to AAC Defensive Player of the Year Jammori Robinson.

Myrtle Beach Bowl betting

Last year, Ohio (+3) beat Georgia Southern, 41-21, behind five rushing touchdowns from backup RB Rickey Hunt. Despite most of their top players opting out and transferring, the Ohio offense moved at a clip, handing Georgia Southern its fifth straight loss on the year. Over 48.5 handily cleared.

In 2022, Marshall upended UConn in Conway 28-14. UConn was appearing in their first bowl game since 2015, but came into the game as +12.5 underdogs. Marshall covered in a game that was more lopsided than the final score indicated. The over/under was spot on, set at 41.5. With 42 combined points, they over just hit and likely depended on where you bought your ticket.

In the first Myrtle Beach Bowl (2020), Appalachian State upended North Texas 56-28, covering a 21.5-point spread. It was projected to be one of the most lopsided bowls in the rotation and that proved to not be enough. With 84 combined points, the over easily hit. So far, three of four favorites have covered (all four if you take Ohio's opening number). This bowl game saw plenty of points scored in its first handful of years.

History

Below are historical results of the Myrtle Beach Bowl.

The first Myrtle Beach Bowl was played in 2020, where Appalachian State beat North Texas 56-28.

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