Georgia are tipped to cover a big spread as they maintain their perfect record.
The Bulldogs defense remains one of the most dominant forces in all of college football, while the offense has had few issues putting up points to ensure a bunch of double digit covers.
Key Numbers – Will Bulldogs Go 7-0?
- Georgia have won all 6 of their games so far
- Georgia have covered in 5 of their 6 games
- Auburn have failed to cover in their 3 conference games
- Georgia have covered in 7 of the previous 9 meetings
- The Over has cashed in 5 of Georgia’s 6 games
Georgia Lead All-Time Head-To-Head; Won Last Meeting
- Georgia lead the all-time series 66-56-8
- Georgia won 20-10 when the two teams last met in October 2025
Auburn 3-2 Following Defeat In Tennessee
Auburn head to Georgia having lost two of their first three conference games to fall to 3-2 on the season.
The Tigers opened the season with back-to-back non-conference games, winning both but in very different circumstances.
They battled past Baylor in their opening matchup, 17-16, before blowing out an overmatched Southern Mississippi team a week later, 43-8.
Auburn failed to make it three-in-a-row as they lost their SEC opener, falling 44-39 to Florida, only to then bounce back a week later with a 21-15 success against Vanderbilt.
The Tigers failed to make it back-to-back conference wins though, as they were beaten 24-14 at Tennessee last weekend.
Georgia Boast Perfect 6-0 Record
Georgia return home having finally exorcised some Alabama demons with a victory that took them to 6-0.
The Bulldogs began the season with back-to-back non-conference wins, beating Tennessee State 63-3 and Western Kentucky 70-20.
They then opened their SEC schedule on the road, and made it a successful start as they downed Arkansas 45-17.
Georgia returned home for their next two outings, and set themselves up for the showdown with Alabama by beating Oklahoma 41-13 and Vanderbilt 38-14.
The Bulldogs then finally handed Kirby Smart his first regular season win over the Crimson Tide, winning 20-17 in Alabama last Saturday.