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Inside the SEC Numbers Week Eight Inside the SEC Numbers (Week Eight) By Rob Fischer (Host of The Odds Couple Podcast on GrindCityMedia) Last week, the trends went 3-1SU, 2-2ATS, and 3-1 on O/U. In 7 weeks the trends stand at 15-25ATS, 28-12SU, & 23-17 on over/unders. So it’s on to Week Eight. Each week we’ll list the trends for all SEC matchups. We’ll pick winners, winners against the spread, and the over/under all according to the trends. Here we go! Vanderbilt Commodores @ Kentucky Wildcats -17 (42.5) VAN: 5-13ATS last 18 / 4-9ATS last 13 vs. SEC VAN: 4-10ATS as a dog / 2-9ATS vs. losing teams VAN: 3-23SU vs. SEC on the road VAN: Under in 10 of last 14 (Under in 5 of 6 on the road) VAN: 6 of 7 on the road vs. team with a losing home record- Under VAN: 7 of 9 in November- Under UK: 15-6ATS last 21 / 9-1ATS last 10 at home UK: 5 of 6 games- Under (4 straight) UK: 11 of 13 vs. SEC- Under UK: last 4 following a Bye- Under H2H: UK won 4 straight H2H: favorite is 8-3ATS H2H: 6 of last 8- Under (last 4 at UK- Under) Picks: SU- UK 23-0 / ATS- UK / OU- Under Arkansas Razorbacks @ Florida Gators -17.5 (62.5) ARK: 3-14ATS following a SU win ARK: lost 11 of 12 on the road (lost 11 of 12 on the road vs. SEC) ARK: 4-30SU last 34 vs. Top Ten ARK: 1-10SU last 11 in November ARK: Under in 5 of last 7 / 8 of 12 on the road- Under FLA: 10-4-1ATS last 15 games FLA: Covered last 4 in November (6 of 7) FLA: 8-3ATS last 11 as a favorite FLA: 27-6SU last 33 at home H2H: FLA 9-1SU last 10 meetings (8-2ATS) H2H: 4 of last 5- Under Picks: SU- FLA 45-17 / ATS- FLA / OU- Under South Carolina Gamecocks @ Ole Miss Rebels -11.5 (70.5) SC: 14-10ATS as an underdog / 8-6ATS as a double digit dog SC: 11-5ATS on the road SC: 7-3ATS last 10 in week 11 SC: lost 12 of 15 vs. SEC West SC: Under in 9 of last 15 (5 of 9 on road- Under) SC: last 5 in November- Under SC: last 4 following an ATS loss- Under SC: last 5 following a Bye- Under OM: 7-14-1ATS last 22 vs. SEC OM: 16-29-1ATS at home in weeks 10-13 / 4-10ATS in Week 11 OM: 4 of last 5 as a favorite- Under OM: Under in 9 of last 15 at home OM: 6 of last 7 in November- Under OM: last 5 at home vs. team with a losing road record- Under H2H: SC 4-1ATS last 5 H2H: Underdog is 5-0ATS last 5 H2H: road team is 4-1ATS last 5 Picks: SU- OM 35-24 / ATS- SC / OU- Under Georgia Bulldogs -11.5 @ Missouri Tigers (48) UGA: 20-13ATS vs. SEC / 7-4ATS as a favorite UGA: 14-5ATS on the road (12-5ATS on road vs. SEC) / won 7 of 8 on road UGA: 26-18ATS on Saturday / 9-3ATS in November / 5-1ATS in Week 11 UGA: 5-1ATS following a Bye UGA: won 20 of last 22 vs. SEC East UGA: 11 of last 15- Under (10 of 13 vs. SEC- Under) UGA: 8 of last 12 on the road- Under (4 of 5 as a road favorite- Under) UGA: 4 of last 5 following a SU loss- Under (1 Push) MIZ: 3-9ATS last 12 / 0-4ATS last 4 in November MIZ: lost 16 of 18 vs. Top 25 / lost 8 of 10 following a Bye MIZ: under in 9 of last 11 (Under in 10 of last 13 at home) MIZ: 9 of last 11 vs. SEC- Under MIZ: last 7 vs. winning team- Under H2H: UGA won 8 of last 9 (6 straight) Picks: SU- UGA 24-6 / ATS- UGA / OU- Under There you have it. The trends for Week Eight of SEC Play. For more trends, notes and Nuggets on both college football and the NFL, check out my podcast, The Odds Couple. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can follow me on Twitter @thefishnation, on Instagram @thefishnation_, and on Facebook. You can also email me with any comments or questions at robfi[email protected]. Enjoy Week Eight! .
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