New on Sports Illustrated: Georgia vs. Arkansas College Football Odds, Plays and Insights

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Check out odds, insights and more in our betting preview for the Georgia Bulldogs vs. Arkansas Razorbacks college football matchup on October 2, 2021.

Sep 25, 2021; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Georgia Bulldogs running back James Cook (4) fights off a tackle from Vanderbilt Commodores cornerback Gabe Jeudy-Lally (13) during the second half at Vanderbilt Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports

The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs (4-0, 0-0 SEC) are massive, 18-point favorites at home at Sanford Stadium against the No. 8 Arkansas Razorbacks (4-0, 0-0 SEC) on Saturday, October 2, 2021. Both squads feature tough pass defenses, with the Bulldogs second against the pass in the nation, and the Razorbacks eighth defending the passing game. The game has a point total set at 48.5.

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Odds for Georgia vs. Arkansas

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Over/Under Insights

  • Georgia and its opponents have combined to put up more than 48.5 points in three of four games this season.
  • Arkansas has combined with its opponents to score more than 48.5 points in three of five games this season.
  • The two teams combine to score 77.8 points per game, 29.3 more than the total in this contest.
  • These two squads combine to allow 20.3 points per game, 28.2 fewer than this contest's over/under.
  • The Bulldogs and their opponents have scored an average of 49.3 points per game in 2021, 0.8 more than Saturday's total.
  • The 48.5-point over/under for this game is 2.7 points below the 51.2 points per game average total in Razorbacks games this season.

Georgia Stats and Trends

  • Georgia has three wins against the spread in four games this season.
  • The Bulldogs have covered the spread twice this season when favored by 18 points or more (in three chances).
  • Georgia's games this year have hit the over on three of four set point totals (75%).
  • This year, the Bulldogs put up 27.5 more points per game (42) than the Razorbacks surrender (14.5).
  • Georgia is 2-1 against the spread and 3-0 overall in games when it records more than 14.5 points.
  • The Bulldogs collect 187.2 more yards per game (454.5) than the Razorbacks allow per outing (267.3).
  • When Georgia totals more than 267.3 yards, the team is 2-1 against the spread and 3-0 overall.
  • This year, the Bulldogs have turned the ball over seven times, one more than the Razorbacks' takeaways (6).
  • Find the latest spread and moneyline odds for Georgia at SISportsbook.

Arkansas Stats and Trends

  • Arkansas is 5-0-0 against the spread this season.
  • Arkansas' games this season have gone over the total in three out of five opportunities (60%).
  • The Razorbacks score 30.0 more points per game (35.8) than the Bulldogs surrender (5.8).
  • When Arkansas records more than 5.8 points, it is 5-0 against the spread and 4-0 overall.
  • The Razorbacks average 480 yards per game, 294.7 more yards than the 185.3 the Bulldogs give up.
  • Arkansas is 5-0 against the spread and 4-0 overall when the team churns out over 185.3 yards.
  • The Razorbacks have two giveaways this season, while the Bulldogs have nine takeaways .
  • Head to SISportsbook to find the latest moneyline, spread and over/under odds for this matchup.

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