Missouri vs Georgia Prediction and Odds: Georgia -16.5 at Sanford
Georgia is a 16.5-point favorite over Missouri at all seven books on SportsbookReview as of early Saturday, November 14, 2026, with the total at 47.5. That points to about Georgia 32, Missouri 15.5. Kickoff is Saturday at 3:30 PM ET on ABC from Sanford Stadium.
We no longer have a lean. On Friday we leaned Georgia -15.5 and said we would pass at 16.5, and every book has since moved to 16.5. The Prediction Tracker median (Georgia by 17.4) is under a point above that number, short of our bar.
Missouri vs Georgia odds at every book
| Book | Spread | Moneyline (MIZ / UGA) | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| BetMGM | UGA -16.5 (-112) | +575 / -752 | 47.5 |
| bet365 | UGA -16.5 (-109) | +550 / -800 | 47.5 |
| DraftKings | UGA -16.5 (-108) | +525 / -750 | 47.5 |
| FanDuel | UGA -16.5 (-113) | +570 / -800 | 47.5 |
| Fanatics | UGA -16.5 (-110) | +550 / -800 | 48 |
| BetRivers | UGA -16.5 (-112) | +540 / -909 | 47.5 |
| Caesars | UGA -16.5 (-106) | +525 / -752 | 47.5 |
Every book now has Georgia at -16.5, so there is no better number to shop. Caesars has the cheapest Georgia price at -106, and BetMGM has the best Missouri moneyline at +575.
The spread opened at Georgia -14 on SportsbookReview and has moved two and a half points toward Georgia, with 64% of spread tickets on the Bulldogs and 73% of total tickets on the Over. Lines move, so check the number before you bet.
Missouri vs Georgia prediction from the odds
That gives the market's prediction as Georgia 32, Missouri 15.5. Our projection is Georgia by about 18.5, two points more than the market, which is not enough cushion at this number.
| Source | Margin | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Market | Georgia by 16.5 | 47.5 |
| Prediction Tracker median | Georgia by 17.4 (std dev 2.9) | Not listed |
| Massey Ratings | Georgia 35, Missouri 15 | 50 |
At 16.5, the Prediction Tracker median is less than a point above the line and Massey is three and a half above it. The tracker side is too thin for our two-system rule, so we pass.
How Missouri and Georgia got here
Georgia is 8-1 and beat Ole Miss 42-7 in Oxford on November 7, per the AJC. Receiver Talyn Taylor caught four passes for 130 yards and three touchdowns in that game, per the AP.
Missouri is 6-3 and has the SEC's leading rusher in Jamal Roberts at 119 yards per game, per the AP. Georgia allows the fewest rushing yards per game in the conference (83.8), and it leads the nation with 18 fumble recoveries, per FOX Sports.
Missouri vs Georgia injury report
| Player | Team | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Amaris Williams, OLB | Georgia | Out (knee) |
| Josh Horton, DT | Georgia | Questionable |
| Craig Dandridge, WR | Georgia | Not listed; expected available |
| Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, DT | Georgia | Not listed after missing last week |
This is the SEC's Wednesday availability report for Georgia, per the Athens Banner-Herald, which lists only two Bulldogs. Missouri reached Georgia before Friday's FAA ground stop, per the Houston Chronicle. Check the final report before kickoff.
No lean on this game.
Friday's lean was Georgia -15.5 at FanDuel, and we said we would pass at 16.5. Every book is now at 16.5, so we are off it, and this page no longer carries a lean.
Our projection is Georgia by about 18.5. The reason to stay away: a 16.5-point number in a conference game, where a late Missouri score can decide the cover.
We may also have a premium play on this game. A lean here is our editorial read of the market and can differ from the premium pick. Our free plays are on the free picks page, and our full card is on premium picks.
For the full Saturday board, see our college football Week 11 preview. Other games we broke down this week: USC vs Indiana, Texas vs LSU and Michigan vs Oregon.