COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Georgia comes in 2-0 with 133 total points scored and only 23 allowed, backed by 323.5 passing yards and 253.0 rushing yards per game. Arkansas is 1-1, averaging 20.5 points and 360.0 yards per game, but it has allowed 28.5 points and 297.0 yards per game. The contrast in explosive production and defensive efficiency points to Georgia controlling the game if it plays near its first two weeks of form.
Georgia should handle this game with a wide margin, and a 45-17 final fits the current numbers and the market shape. The Bulldogs’ offense has been far more efficient than Arkansas’ defense has been able to stop, while Georgia’s own defense has limited opponents to low scoring and low yardage. That points to Georgia covering the spread in a game that still gets into the low 60s overall.