There is no reason to believe Florida, even with an extra week to prepare, will have any better luck against the Georgia defense than anyone else has, which is very little. That means the Bulldogs will have to get close to 40 points to go over 51. That also seems unlikely. Georgia games have only gone over 51 when they have faced their worst opposition. Take the under.

Florida had lost three straight in this rivalry until a big 44-28 win last year in Jacksonville. Both teams have had a bye to prepare this year, and I don’t think top-ranked Georgia is very happy about last year's loss. I also don’t think Florida is as bad as it showed in a 49-42 upset at LSU two weeks ago. I’m expecting the Gators' two QBs to have trouble, turn the ball over and the Dawgs to capitalize. Georgia has the nation's No. 1 defense, allowing only 6.6 ppg.

Georgia keeps getting excellent play from Stetson Bennett IV, who has helped keep this offense balanced and on pace throughout a game. Whether JT Daniels or Bennett starts, the Bulldogs offense will be just fine. The defense is elite and will give this Florida Gators offense fits all day long. Take Georgia.