Kentucky @ Georgia Picks & Props

Scoring points will be difficult for the Wildcats. They rank 94th in total EPA, aren't getting explosive plays, and have been poor on third down. They'll want to run the ball early and often, even if it's not working, which should help shorten the game.

Georgia's also going to have struggles running the ball at least early on. Kentucky defends the run well, but Gunner Stockton should find success through the air.

Georgia has two tough games coming up in the next two weeks, and this feels like a game where the Dawgs get the job done and get out. I can see them getting up big, and simply running down the clock in the fourth quarter to help keep the total low. 

While Kentucky has played Georgia close at home, that's not been the case in Athens. Georgia has won the last six meetings by an average of 28.5 points.

In fact, the only game in that span where the Bulldogs didn't win by at least 21 points came when Kentucky had Will Levis, Chris Rodriguez, and Wan'Dale Robinson causing problems. And they still won by 17.

Kentucky's passing offense is one of the worst in college football, and changing quarterbacks hasn't really helped. It's led to the defense wearing down, although the secondary allowing explosive plays hasn't helped either.

The Wildcats will struggle to run the ball against Georgia, and the Dawgs will cover as they pull away in the second half.