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The UGA Bulldogs come into Week 5 hosting the Vols as a -30.5 home favorite. Georgia is at 4-0 Straight Up but 2-2 Against The Spread.
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The Bulldogs So Far in 2018
Missouri (3-1, 0-1 Southeastern Conference) entered the game against Georgia ranked seventh nationally in total offense and Drew Lock had 11 touchdown passes. Georgia (4-0, 2-0 SEC) held Lock without a touchdown pass, but yielded 172 yards rushing and four TDs on the ground.
"I would have thought they would struggle to run the ball," Smart said. "We pride ourselves on not allowing people to run the ball, and if you asked me, `What's the one most disappointing thing?', it's that they were able to run the ball."
The Bulldogs 2018-2019 Odds
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