The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs are huge home favorites over the Vanderbilt Commodores. Georgia is 4-0 and has the nation's highest scoring offense. The Bulldogs are off to a dominant start to the season and have won every game by at least 28 points.
The Bulldogs play a Vanderbilt team that is led by talented freshman quarterback Jared Curtis. The Commodores (3-1) lost 21-15 at Auburn last week and are hoping to get back on track and pull off a major upset against Georgia. Vanderbilt is no longer the worst team in the SEC, but the Commodores are still looking for an identity in the post-Diego Pavia era.
Last week, Georgia pummeled Oklahoma 41-13 in a game where Georgia took advantage of some sloppy Oklahoma mistakes to open up a 28-0 lead. The Bulldogs
still need some fine-tuning, especially with Georgia's passing game.
Georgia has won six straight meetings against Vanderbilt and is heavily favored to add to that streak. However, Vanderbilt has a talented team and nearly made the College Football Playoff last season. The Commodores have not lost a game by more than 24 points since 2023.
Georgia vs. Vanderbilt point spread, odds, over/under
Odds, betting data courtesy of BetMGM as of Wednesday, Sept. 30
- Money line: Georgia minus-2500, Vanderbilt plus-1350
- Spread: Georgia by 24
- Over/under: 51 1/2
Georgia's schedule, results
- Sept. 5: vs. Tennessee State (W, 63-3)
- Sept. 12: vs. Western Kentucky (W, 70-20)
- Sept. 19: at Arkansas (W, 45-17)
- Sept. 26: vs. Oklahoma (W, 41-13)
- Oct. 3: vs. Vanderbilt at 12:45 p.m. ET
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