Four days remain until Florida football renews its long-time conference rivalry with the Auburn Tigers at Jordan-Hare Stadium to open up the SEC schedule. Ahead of the Week 3 matchup, BetMGM's betting odds have seen a slight shift in its numbers.
Auburn leads the all-time series between the two schools with a 43-39-2 record dating back to 1912, but has won just one of the last four meetings. That victory came the last time they played — a 24-13 triumph in the Swamp that handed Florida the first of its two losses during the 2019 campaign.
The Tigers have absolutely dominated the Gators on their own home field, amassing a 26-8-1 mark at Jordan-Hare Stadium, which includes three straight wins. However, before that streak, UF had also won three in a row
at Auburn, so anything is possible this weekend.
Take a look at the latest lines for this weekend's matchup, along with a prediction for Saturday night's SEC football showdown.
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Florida vs. Auburn odds, moneyline, over/under
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Tuesday, Sept. 15
- Moneyline: -145 / +120
- Spread: Florida by 2.5
- Over/under: 53.5
Florida vs. Auburn predictions, picks for SEC opener
If Florida is going to make some noise this season, it all begins with this game. It will be one of the few SEC matchups that the Gators are favored to win — and on the road to boot — but the margin of error will be razor thin against their historic conference rivals.
If the offense and special teams keep clicking, things should bode well for the Orange and Blue, but the defense stepping up and continuing to improve will be the key to success. I think Florida's offense will prove to be too much for Auburn, while the defense will rise to the occasion despite still showing some weaknesses.
PREDICTION: Florida 27, Auburn 23
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