NCAA Football Odds: Auburn Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs
Auburn Tigers (7-3 SU, 5-4 ATS) at Georgia Bulldogs (5-4 SU, 2-6 ATS)
Saturday, November 14 – 7 PM ET
BetUS NCAA Football Odds: GEORGIA -4, Total 57.5
Here are some of the college football betting trends as they relate to this matchup:
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AUB has covered seven of its last ten games
AUB has covered one of its last eight road games
AUB has lost six of its last seven road games SU
AUB has played four of its last five road games UNDER the total
GA has won 18 of its last 25 games SU
GA has won four of its alst five home games SU
Also….
GA has won five of the last seven meetings SU 
AUB has won and covered four of the last six meetings as the road team
Auburn Tigers started the season like a house afire, blowing through Louisiana Tech, Mississippi State, West Virgnia and Ball State, before slipping past Tennessee at Knoxville to start with a 5-0 record and a national ranking. Then things kind of went into a tailspin, with road losses by 21 points apiece to Arkansas and LSU (making their backers big losers in the NCAA football odds), sandwiched around a very disappointing home defeat to Kentucky, in which Chris Todd was limited to 80 yards passing. The Tigers redeemed themselves with a victory over Ole Miss a couple of weeks ago, and now Auburn has now had a tuneup with Furman in order to get ready for this one.
Todd, running Gus Meszlah’s new offense at Auburn, has had his rough moments, but all told, he’s been very good, tossing 17 TD passes with only three interceptions. Auburn gets some very serious balance from Ben Tate, who has 1142 yards, and has reached the century mark against the likes of Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky and Ole Miss. All of this has been a pretty good thing for them, because Gener Chizik’s defense is still a work in progress, relatively speaking.
Georgia Bulldogs, which had some fun shutting out Tennessee Tech last week (which was not posted in the NCAA football odds), has clearly had its difficulties replacing its offensive stars from last season, which include QB Matthew Stafford and RB Knowshon Moreno. Joe Cox has been adequate throwing the ball…sometimes. The senior, who was supposed to bring the benefit of his experience in the system to the table, has become a mistake machine, tossing 12 interceptions, and has not gone through one game against Division I competition without throwing one.
Washaun Ealey, a freshman, has offered a lot of encouragement in the running game, and he’s had 230 yards on 37 carries over the last three games. That’s good, because Richard Samuel, the Bulldogs’ leading rusher, hasn’t had more than 40 yards in any of the last six games.
Georgia’s defense has just SIX takeaways on the season, and has been burned by the likes of Jonathan Crompton (of Tennessee) for 310 yards and four TD’s, as well as Ryan Mallett (408 yards, five TD’s) and Stephen Garcia (313 yards).
We’re going to side with an Auburn club that is looking to avenge last season 17-13 loss, grabbing four points in the BetUS NCAA football odds.
OUR PLAY: AUBURN +4 ***
