LSU vs. Georgia

Brian Kelly has had a successful first season as head coach of LSU, which is 9-3 straight-up and 7-5 ATS, but now the Tigers go up against Georgia in the SEC championship game and the top-ranked Bulldogs lead the country in scoring defense allowing just 11.3 points per game and they are #4 in total yards allowed as well as #1 in rush defense. Also, Georgia is #8 in total offense yards and scoring 38.2 points per game while losing only one game the last two seasons. Stetson Bennett has completed 67 percent of his passes for 3,146 yards and 16 touchdowns with six interceptions for a 150.2 QB rating for the Bulldogs. LSU comes off a 38-23 loss to Texas A&M, which piled up 274 yards rushing on 50 carries and Jayden Daniels finished 21 of 35 for 189 yards and no TDs or picks. The Tigers are #33 in total offense yards allowed and #58 in rushing yards allowed with 143.4 per game. Georgia is 7-2 ATS its past nine December games and 23-8 ATS its past 31 games following an ATS loss. The Bulldogs have the clear advantages on both sides of the ball. Take Georgia - Max Play