Florida Gators vs. Ole Miss Rebels Betting Odds, Prop Bets

The Florida Gators vs. Ole Miss Rebels betting line was coming in at Gators -14.5.  Bookmaker offers a generous welcome bonus (max bonus $1000)

Important Betting Trends

The Rebels are 1-7 Against The Spread in their last 8 games as a home underdog.

The Gators are 6-1 ATS in their last 7 conference games.

Florida Gators

CollegeFootballNews.com writes:

There’s no question that Dan Mullen and Florida have been phenomenal – there’s NO beef with two straight double-digit win campaigns – but he has to bust through the hard ceiling.

He has the team and the schedule in place to do it.

This isn’t a perfect team. It needs several receivers to step up, the offensive line has to be stronger, and the defensive line could use the young parts to be great, but it’s as rock-solid in every way as any team in the country.

There’s no Alabama on the schedule like Georgia has to deal with – and that’s on the road – and not playing Auburn this year could be a big deal.

Ole Miss Rebels

From ESPN:

Lane Kiffin inherits some tantalizing offensive personnel. Sophomore running backs Jerrion Ealy and Snoop Conner combined for 1,234 yards (6.7 per carry) last season, and while former coordinator Rich Rodriguez's offense took a run-heavy turn in 2019, a receiving corps of Moore and young former blue-chippers such as Jonathan Mingo and Dannis Jackson could produce some fireworks. The line is pretty thin, but the trickiest thing for Kiffin and offensive coordinator Jeff Lebby will be figuring out how to get the most from two quarterbacks. Sophomore passer Matt Corral was born to play in a Kiffin system, but John Rhys Plumlee was as explosive with his legs as he was limited with his arm.

Depth is far more of a problem on the defense. Three of last season's top four linemen are gone, as is leading safety Jalen Julius, and a high percentage of Ole Miss' recent blue-chippers play on the offensive side of the ball. Still, the return of MoMo Sanogo gives co-coordinators Chris Partridge and DJ Durkin quite a bit to work with in the middle of the defense, and both corner Keidron Smith and corner/safety Jaylon Jones are solid. Between senior Sam Williams, redshirt freshman Brandon Mack and former Guelph University standout Tavius Robinson, at least one solid edge rusher should emerge. But outside of inside linebacker, the proven quantities are minimal.

The schedule's about as kind as an SEC West schedule can be -- Auburn and Alabama come to Oxford, and the Rebels always draw Vanderbilt out of the East.

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