Missouri Tigers
Georgia enters its SEC home meeting with Missouri at 8-1 and 7-2 against the spread, while the Tigers are 6-3 and 4-5 ATS after falling to Texas. The Bulldogs just held Ole Miss to seven points.
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| FanDuel | MIZZOU +14.5 UGA -14.5 | MIZZOU +490 UGA -670 | O 46.5 U 46.5 |
| DraftKings | MIZZOU +14 UGA -14 | MIZZOU +470 UGA -650 | O 47.5 U 47.5 |
Injury Report
For their November 7 games, Missouri listed tight end Gavin Hoffman, offensive lineman Josh Atkins, and running back Malae Fonoti out. Georgia listed AJ Kruah, Amaris Williams, Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, and Tyriq Green out; cornerback Ellis Robinson IV and receiver Craig Dandridge Jr. also exited against Ole Miss. The SEC game-week availability report will set their November 14 status, so personnel-related betting adjustments should wait for it.
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Georgia has the stronger recent defensive performance, limiting Ole Miss to 252 total yards and seven points while generating five sacks. Missouri managed only 84 rushing yards and three conversions on 16 third downs against Texas. If the Bulldogs repeat their disruption up front, the home side should control both field position and down-to-down efficiency.
3 Things to Watch
- Missouri third downs after a three-for-sixteen showing
- Georgia rushing production after 295 yards against Ole Miss
- Missouri pass protection against five-sack Georgia defense
Betting Breakdown
Georgia hosts Missouri at Sanford Stadium on November 14 after the teams experienced sharply different outcomes in Week 10. The Bulldogs rolled past Ole Miss 42-7, piling up 481 yards, including 295 rushing yards, while allowing only 252 yards. Gunner Stockton threw four touchdown passes and Talyn Taylor caught three of them, turning just four receptions into 140 yards. Missouri lost 34-20 to Texas despite leading 20-13 in the third quarter. Quarterback Austin Simmons passed for 252 yards and two touchdowns, but the Tigers ran for only 84 yards and finished three for 16 on third down. That contrast creates a meaningful line-of-scrimmage question: Missouri needs better early-down efficiency to keep Georgia from repeatedly attacking obvious passing situations. Against the spread, Georgia stands 7-2 through nine games and Missouri is 4-5. Georgia covered at Ole Miss, while Missouri failed to cover as a home underdog against Texas. Neither recent result guarantees a repeat, but the Bulldogs have the more convincing immediate combination of defensive pressure, rushing balance and explosive passing.
Missouri Betting Outlook
Missouri arrives 6-3 overall after dropping a 34-20 home decision to Texas. The Tigers have won three of their last five games, including a 34-10 victory at Arkansas and a 27-6 win over Texas A&M, but losses to Ole Miss and Texas exposed offensive inconsistency against strong opponents. Missouri is 4-5 ATS overall and 2-2 ATS on the road, covering three of its past five contests. Austin Simmons threw for 252 yards and two scores against Texas; however, Missouri converted just three of 16 third downs and gained only 84 rushing yards. Better run blocking and sustained drives are essential against Georgia.
Georgia Betting Outlook
Georgia is 8-1 overall and has won four of its last five games, most recently routing Ole Miss 42-7 on the road. The Bulldogs produced 481 total yards in that victory, rushed for 295 and registered five sacks, while quarterback Gunner Stockton delivered four passing touchdowns. Receiver Talyn Taylor added 140 yards and three touchdowns on four catches. Georgia is 7-2 ATS for the season and 3-2 ATS in its five true home games, although the Bulldogs lost 27-24 to Auburn in their most recent game at Sanford Stadium. Their advantage hinges on sustaining defensive pressure while using their running game to prevent Missouri from dictating tempo.
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Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs FAQ
What is the current spread for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
The current home spread is UGA -14, while the away spread is MIZZOU +14.
How far has the spread moved for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
The spread opened at UGA -12.5 and is now UGA -14.
What is the current moneyline for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
The current moneyline is MIZZOU +470 / UGA -650.
How far has the moneyline moved for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
The moneyline opened at MIZZOU +360 / UGA -470 and is now MIZZOU +470 / UGA -650.
What is the current total for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
The current total is 47.5.
How far has the total moved for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
The total opened at 46.5 and is now 47.5.
Is the market taking the underdog in Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
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Is the total dropping for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
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What is the biggest matchup edge for Missouri Tigers vs Georgia Bulldogs?
Georgia has the stronger recent defensive performance, limiting Ole Miss to 252 total yards and seven points while generating five sacks. Missouri managed only 84 rushing yards and three conversions on 16 third downs against Texas. If the Bulldogs repeat their disruption up front, the home side should control both field position and down-to-down efficiency.
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