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Missouri vs. Georgia prediction, odds, pick for SEC clash in Week 11

Eli Drinkwitz and his squad make their way to Georgia, as the No. 22 Missouri Tigers visit the No. 1 Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 p.m. ET. It is time to continue the NCAA Football odds series with a Missouri-Georgia prediction and pick. Missouri enters the game sitting at 6-3. They opened the season against Arkansas-Pine Bluff. It was a […] The post Missouri vs. Georgia prediction,…

Missouri vs. Georgia prediction, odds, pick for SEC clash in Week 11

In the upcoming SEC clash of Week 11, Missouri will face off against Georgia at 3:30 p.m. ET on Saturday. Missouri is currently sitting at 6-3, while Georgia boasts an impressive 8-1 record. The Tigers have had a mixed season, with wins against teams like Florida and Texas A&M, but losses to Ole Miss and Texas. Georgia, on the other hand, started the season with a dominant 63-3 win over Tennessee State and has since beaten strong teams like Alabama and Arkansas.

Both teams have faced injuries, with Missouri missing key players like Darris Smith, Brett Norfleet, Gavin Hoffman, Jabari Brady, Cayden Green, and Ahmad Hardy. Georgia has also lost Isiah Canion, Thomas Blackshear, and Dante Dowdell. Betting trends indicate that Missouri is an 8-0 underdog in their last 8 games as a road favorite, while Georgia has been a 4-0 underdog in their last 5 games as an underdog.

The Tigers are 6-0 ATS in their last 6 games after allowing more than 200 yards rushing in their previous game. Key players to watch include Missouri's Austin Simmons and Georgia's Gunner Stockton, who have been productive in their respective roles. Ultimately, this matchup presents an intriguing scenario for fans and bettors alike.

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