Georgia vs. Missouri Week 15 Prediction
A pair of top-25 teams will meet at Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field on Saturday afternoon when No. 25 Missouri hosts No. 9 Georgia at 12:00 p.m. ET. Are the Tigers a sound play for bettors as a double-digit home underdog or will the Dawgs prevail as road chalk?
Game Snapshot
305 Georgia Bulldogs (-13.5) at 306 Missouri Tigers (+13.5); o/u 54.5
Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field, Columbia, MO
12:00 p.m. ET, Saturday, December 12, 2020
TV: SEC Network
Georgia Bulldogs Game Notes
Georgia redshirt sophomore QB JT Daniels completed 10-of-16 passes for 139 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception in Saturday’s 45-16 win over South Carolina. Daniels is really settling in as Georgia’s new QB. After a slow recovery from last year’s knee injury kept him sidelined for the early portion of this season, Daniels has come on strong the past couple weeks. Though Daniels did not have to throw much in this one to get the win, he did still prove himself as aggressive and accurate as he needs to be to really let OC Todd Monken’s offense hum. Surprisingly, Daniels only found star WR George Pickens three times for 25 yards, but expect those two to develop their chemistry over the rest of the year and into next season. Georgia will now gear up to close out the season against Vanderbilt.
Missouri Tigers Game Notes
Missouri redshirt freshman QB Connor Bazelak completed 32-of-49 passes for 380 yards, no touchdowns and no interceptions in Saturday’s wild 50-48 win over Arkansas. Bazelak (6’3/220) didn’t hook up with any of his receivers for a score for the second straight game despite the fact the Tigers offense averaged 45.5 PPG over the past two. The Tigers did rack up 273 rushing yards, 7.2 yards per attempt and five touchdowns on the ground, so Bazelak’s aerial heroics weren’t needed. Still, he did a good job when called upon, and more importantly he did not have any miscues. He’ll look to finish up strong next Saturday as the Georgia Bulldogs invade Faurot Field.
Georgia vs. Missouri Betting Prediction
Both of these teams should be able to move the ball this afternoon in Columbia. The over is 5-1 in the Bulldogs’ last six games overall, is a perfect 4-0 in their last four games coming off a win and is 4-1 in their last five games when they’re favored. On the other side the over is 5-2 in the Tigers’ last seven games played in December, including last week when Missouri racked up 50 points and surrendered 48 in a win over Arkansas.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEK 15 BETTING PREDICTION: GEORGIA/MISSOURI OVER 54.5