On Sunday, we got an updated look at Tennessee football vs. Georgia betting odds, according to FanDuel. That morning, the Vols were a 6.5-point underdog. On some sportsbooks, you could find Tennessee as low as 7.5 at times. That’s changed in a hurry, though.
As of Monday morning, Tennessee has made the jump up to being just a 4.5-point underdog. A two or three-point swing in just one day typically means a good bit of money has come in on one side of the line or there has been a significant change in the matchup due to injury or other news. With no developments happening on Sunday, you have to follow the money.
According to FanDuel, 60% of the money is currently on Tennessee to cover the spread. That number could have even been higher before the number started to get knocked down, as well. As far as the percent of bets placed, 56% have been on the Vols to cover.
More From RTI: Tennessee Football Dropped a Spot in Analytical Rankings After Blowout Win vs. ETSU
On the moneyline, Tennessee is currently at +158. Georgia sits at -192. Both teams are undefeated going into the game, with the Vols defeating Syracuse in Atlanta and ETSU, and the Bulldogs moving past Marshall and Austin Peay.
Against the spread, Tennessee has covered in both games. Georgia is yet to cover.
The over/under point total has moved down one point, as well, to 49.5 combined points between the teams. That isn’t nearly as dramatic of a drop, but does show some money trending toward the under. So far, both of Tennessee’s games have gone over. Georgia’s pair were split.
Kickoff is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET and will air on ABC. ESPN’s College GameDay will be on campus, with it being dubbed the game of the week. Neyland Stadium is also holding its annual ‘Checker Neyland’ game with fans coordinating orange and white colored sections to create the checker effect.
