Georgia's fifth game day of the season is here as they are set to take on the Vanderbilt Commodores in their third SEC game of the year. The Bulldogs enter this matchup ranked No. 2 in the country after a perfect 4-0 start which includes two 28 point victories in SEC play. Vanderbilt on the other hand is unranked and 3-1 after their first loss of the season to Auburn last week.
As always, here is all of the information you need to know to watch Georgia and Vanderbilt do battle this weekend.
Georgia vs Vanderbilt final betting odds
Georgia is a 25.5 point favorite over Vanderbilt, according to DraftKings Sportsbook. The over-under for this game is set at 50.5 points as well.
ESPN is also extremely high on Georgia's chances to win as they give the Bulldogs a 95.5 percent chance to emerge victorious.
What time do Georgia and Vanderbilt play?
Georgia and Vanderbilt will kickoff at 12:45 pm EST. This game will be played in Sanford Stadium on Georgia's campus in Athens which marks the fourth home game of the year.
How to watch Georgia and Vanderbilt play
Georgia and Vanderbilt will air on the SEC Network. This game will also be streamed on Fubo TV and the ESPN app as well.
Georgia vs Vanderbilt final injury report
Georgia and Vanderbilt released their final injury report Friday night, and there are a few players everyone should pay close attention to.
Starting Vanderbilt quarterback Jared Curtis is still questionable to play like he was on Wednesday and Thursday's injury reports. It however has been reported that he is going to attempt to play, so it is expected that he will take the field on Saturday.
Georgia starting running back Nate Frazier is questionable to play as well. That's been his status since being injury during the Arkansas game two weeks ago, but after not playing last week who knows if he will play against Vanderbilt.
Last but not least is Georgia linebacker Chase Linton. He hasn't played yet all season, but on Friday he was upgraded from questionable to probable.
Final Georgia vs Vanderbilt prediction
Through four games this season Georgia is yet to be challenged, and that won't change this weekend. Gunner Stockton and the other starters haven't had to play a full 60 minutes yet this season either, and that won't happen this week as well.
Georgia will start fast on offense by scoring touchdowns on their first three drives of the game. They will slow down a bit from there, but their offense will roll all game long.
Vanderbilt's offense however will not be able to get anything going against Georgia's defense. Even if Jared Curtis does play for Vandy he won't be able to find much success because he doesn't have enough talent around him to succeed.
Georgia will jump out to an early lead and never look back just like they have through four games this season which will make the Homecoming festivities that much better this weekend.
Prediction: Georgia 45, Vanderbilt 10
Game odds adjust periodically and are subject to change.
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