Give me Virgina, the superior team that is on extra rest and taking points here. 
The Cavaliers have had two weeks to stew about their last game, a disappointing 35-20 loss to 10th-ranked Notre Dame. Virginia has an excellent dual threat QB in Bryce Perkins and a strong defense that ranks second in sacks with 24 and is 10th in total defense. 
I like Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall especially with extra prep time.
Miami is on short rest having played last Saturday. The Hurricanes exerted a lot of energy in a valiant comeback from a four-touchdown deficit to lose, 42-35, to Virginia Tech. If you discount their game against non Division I opponent Bethune Cookman, the Hurricanes have been outscored on the season. 
The Hurricanes will be starting redshirt sophomore QB N'Kosi Perry. It's his first start for Miami this season. 
The Cavaliers defeated a better Miami team last season, 16-13, at home. The Hurricanes are 2-9 ATS against opponents with a winning record.
 Virginia has covered in its last four visits to Miami.