Georgia vs. Tennessee Odds & Betting Predictions - September 13, 2025

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The Stetson Bennett-Todd Monken days seem like a distant memory at this point. During Georgia’s back-to-back national title run, it had speed to burn on the perimeter, a deep running back room and special weapons like Brock Bowers to build a game plan around. Last year, the receiving corps struggled with drops, and Carson Beck continually forced the football in key situations. With Beck off to Miami, there's a ton of pressure on play-caller Mike Bobo and starting quarterback Gunner Stockton to get things right. Through two games, the offense looks fine, but that’s not that’s going to cut it once this schedule ramps up. Stockton’s meager average depth of target of 5.1 yards (62nd) is troubling because they won’t be able to dink and dunk their way downfield in SEC play. No Power Four quarterback with two starts under their belt in 2025 has a lower aDOT. He has yet to make a Big-Time Throw, according to PFF, and much of that can be laid at Bobo’s feet.

This series always starts fast, a minimum of 30 points scored in the first half of every game since 2019. Tennessee struggling in defensive finishing drives, both Syracuse/ETSU over national average. Georgia defense sagging coverage grades

Project UGA -5; Defensive Havoc and Quality Drives from Tennessee should help stall UGA offense. Georgia has yet to produce a pass rush or create havoc. Grades 43rd in coverage by PFF

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