Ole Miss vs Georgia

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With Ole Miss averaging north of 37 points per game and Georgia around 32, their earlier 43-35 shootout totaling 78 points, and both offenses led by high-end quarterbacks in Chambliss and Stockton inside a fast-track dome, the ingredients are here for another game that leans offensive, especially with Georgia missing several defensive starters and Ole Miss down a key corner and linebacker, even as the Bulldogs’ recent defensive surge against Alabama and other ranked opponents tugs the other way; factoring in the elevated tempo Ole Miss prefers, Georgia’s willingness to be more aggressive through the air in rematches, and the likelihood that both teams stay on the gas with a CFP semifinal trip at stake, the Over 55.5 is a slight value lean, but recent defensive form keeps this at a B- rather than a higher-confidence play. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 01/01/2026 09:24

Given that Georgia needed a late rally to win the first meeting by eight, now faces this rematch without multiple defensive starters in the front and back end plus its starting center, and must deal with an Ole Miss offense that has evolved under Pete Golding while Chambliss has piled up over 3,000 passing yards and significant rushing production, taking the Rebels at +6 feels like the sharper side, especially with their six-game surge and improved perimeter weapons like De’Zhaun Stribling against a thinned Bulldog secondary, even though Georgia’s superior depth, recent defensive dominance, and big-game track record still make them the likelier outright winner; in a CFP quarterfinal that profiles as competitive into the fourth quarter, Ole Miss catching nearly a touchdown earns a B- spread grade, reflecting decent value but real respect for Georgia’s ability to separate late. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 01/01/2026 09:24