Betting Lines Open for Georgia Versus Georgia Tech

With the Georgia Bulldogs traveling to Downtown Atlanta this Saturday, betting lines are now open for the game.

The Georgia Bulldogs have chomped their way through the SEC East for the third straight year in order to remain undefeated going into "Clean, Old Fashioned Hate" week. With the Dawgs' game versus Georgia Tech this Saturday night in Atlanta, the betting lines are now open and are in huge favor of Kirby Smart and Georgia. 

According to Vegas Insider, the game has opened with the Bulldogs at either a -23 ( bet365 ) /-23.5 ( FanDuel ) point favorite to win the game. The total point over/under was set at 60/60.5, and the moneyline is set in Georgia's favor at -3500 (FanDuel). 

Georgia Bulldogs DT Jordan Hall (44) takes in the rowdy crowd noise of Neyland Stadium during the Bulldogs win over the Tennessee Volunteers on Nov. 18, 2023. (Brooks Austin / Dawgs Daily) / Brooks Austin

Despite multiple key injuries that took place on the offensive side of the ball for Georgia this past Saturday against Tennessee, Vegas still believes the Dawgs will handle the Yellow Jackets once again. Georgia Tech hasn't defeated Georgia since 2016, when they put the Dawgs down Between the Hedges, 28-27. 

The game this Saturday will kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET and will be aired on ABC, which is something that is quite uncommon within this rivalry, as the game is usually kicked off at Noon. Nonetheless, the Dawgs will be ready to put an end to Georgia Tech's winning streak. 

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