The Georgia Bulldogs and LSU Tigers have fought for the SEC title four times since 2003, with the Tigers winning three meetings, including the last two. Top-ranked Georgia will try to avoid a three-game losing streak when he faces No. 11 LSU in his 2022 SEC Championship Game on Saturday. The Bulldogs (12-0, 8-0) are looking to avenge his 37-10 loss in 2019 and seek his 14th conference crown. The Tigers (9-3, 6-2) improved to his 6-1 record in this contest and are looking to win his 13th SEC title.
Kickoff at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium is set for 4 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+. The Bulldog is the 17-point favorite in the Caesars Sportsbook’s latest Georgia vs. LSU odds, and he’s 52 over/under in total points earned. Before making the LSU vs. Georgia pick, you should check out our college football predictions and bets. Advice from SportsLine projection models.
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Now, the model has set its sights on Georgia vs. LSU, confirming its predictions for the SEC Championship Game. Visit SportsLine today to see our model recommendations. Here are the LSU vs Georgia college football odds and betting lines:
- Georgia vs LSU Spread: Bulldog -17
- Georgia vs. LSU Over/Under: 52 Points
- Georgia vs. LSU Moneyline: Bulldogs -900, Tigers +600
- UGA: The Bulldogs are 23-8 against the spread in their last 31 games following the ATS loss.
- LSU: Tigers are 4-0-1 ATS in their last five games against Bulldogs
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Why Georgia has you covered
The defending national champion Bulldogs beat Georgia Tech 37-14 last weekend to become the first undefeated regular season champion in school history. Georgia outscored the Yellow Jackets 264–40 on the ground as Kenny McIntosh rushed for 86 yards and a touchdown. Sr. was also a key contributor to the team’s aerial offense as he gained 96 yards on two receptions.
McIntosh is the Bulldogs’ biggest producer on the ground, leading the team in both rushing yards (654) and touchdown runs (8). Junior Ojun Edwards has scored 604 yards and his 7 points, giving the team a strong 1-2 combination. Senior quarterback Stetson Bennett also has his 7 TDs for Georgia and ranks third all-American with his 35 rushing touchdowns.
Why LSU can cover
The Tigers lost their first game of the season against a ranked team at the time, No. 8 Tennessee, but won the final two when they routed to No. 7 on October 22. Ole Miss won 45-20, then No. 6 Alabama 32-21 in overtime two weeks later. Jaden Daniels was a double threat with two wins, scoring the first of his two 300-yard passes against the Volunteers. The junior quarterback had two TD passes and threw for 248 yards and two touchdowns before going for 95 yards and a decisive touchdown against the Crimson Tide for 121 yards and one touchdown against the Rebels. Ran 3 scores.
Daniels is the Tigers’ top rusher as he leads the team in both yards (824) and TDs (11). His favorite target in the game to pass is sophomore wide his receiver Malik his Navarth, who has 58 passes for 726 yards and he has scored one. Sr. Jaray Jenkins scored his five touchdowns in receptions, which he surpassed LSU, and sophomore Brian Thomas Jr. scored his four touchdowns in receptions.
How to make a Georgia vs. LSU pick
SportsLine’s model leans towards total points, predicting the team will score 50 points. He also said he hits one side of the spread well over his 50% chance in simulations. SEC Championship Game Picks for this model are available exclusively at SportsLine.
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