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4 things to know before betting UGA as a 12.5-point favorite vs. Tennessee

Georgia has failed to cover in its last four instances as a double-digit home favorite.

UGA didn’t thrive as a large home favorite in 2019. It failed to match the spread last season in wins against Texas A&M, Kentucky and Notre Dame, and lost outright to South Carolina as 21-point favorite last October.

Prior to the most recent streak, the Bulldogs had a better run while laying double-digit points at home — covering in four of five such instances dating back to the 2018 season. The one outlier was a 38-12 win against this week’s opponent, Tennessee, in which UGA failed to cover a 30.5-point spread.

UGA is 6-5 against the spread in its last 11 games vs. SEC competition.

The Bulldogs easily covered the 7.5-point spread in last Saturday’s 27-6 win vs. Auburn. In doing so, UGA snapped a streak of three straight ATS losses vs. league foes. UGA is 18-11-1 against the spread in its last 30 games vs. SEC competition.

Tennessee is 7-2-1 against the spread in its last 10 games.

Much has been made of the Vols’ eight-game winning streak. The Vols haven’t lost straight up since the 43-14 defeat at the hands of UGA last Oct. 5. But Tennessee has also fared well from a betting perspective as of late — including against SEC competition.

Tennessee coach Jeremy Pruitt has gone 10-7-1 against the spread vs. league foes since becoming Vols coach in 2018, and Tennessee is 6-1-1 ATS in its last eight vs. the SEC.

10 of UGA’s last 11 games have gone under.

UGA cornerback Eric Stokes’ hit on Tennessee quarterback Brian Maurer in last year’s meeting between the Vols and Bulldogs led to a fumble recovery for a touchdown and put the game over the 50.5 total.

Since then, UGA games have mostly been low-scoring affairs. The only game involving the Bulldogs not to stay under the total was UGA’s 52-7 pasting of Georgia Tech last November.

Interestingly, 10 of the last 13 games involving Tennessee have also gone under (Trend data courtesy of OddsShark).

For more information regarding UGA-Tennessee and the other top college football games this weekend, check out the latest edition of Go With The Flow, linked above.