Georgia @ Auburn Picks & Props

Stockton has only hit this number twice this season, but a big part of that has been they have been able to rely on their run game to hold onto a lead. Auburn will be able to keep this game close and maybe even play with a lead and has one of the best run defenses in the country. Stockton will be needed to let it fly in this contest.

Auburn will utilize Cobb and the run game to help keep more time of possession and keep themselves in the game with their great defense. This number is just far too low given how efficient he has been against good defenses already.

I have no doubt that Branch will see targets and they will try to get him the ball quick, but I trust this Tigers defense to make the tackles and prevent him from breaking one loose. This will also be a lower scoring game with less possessions.

Jackson Arnold hasn't thrown for a ton of yards this season, but he's put up 345 yards over the last two games. But this is a big fade of a Georgia defense that ranks 96th in success rate on dropbacks. The Dawgs got torched by Ty Simpson and Joey Aguliar, but most concerning was that they gave up 225 passing yards to a Kentucky team that can't pass. With talented wideouts in Eric Singleton Jr. and Cam Coleman catching passes, I like Jackson to go Over this number here.

Georgia's offense has been terrifc, and Auburn's offense should be able to establish its identity against a defense that ranks 125th in pass rush grade.

The situational factors benefit Auburn (Jordan-Hare, rivalry, night game, off a bye), and the matchups on paper (UGA struggling in pass rush, Auburn's ability to stop the run) are favorable as well.