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Georgia (10-2) v. LSU (11-1)
Georgia had the Tigers beat in LSU earlier this year but gave up a big play late in the game and fell 17-10. Many will reason that if they were that close in Baton Rouge, then they should have the upper hand at a neutral site. Well, it doesn´t always quite work that way but oddsmakers are hoping that you will think that way. In my opinion Georgia has gone down a bit since the beginning of the season. Their offense continues to a slow plodding disappointment. They have managed to score in the 30´s in their last two games but a lot of that came from turnovers in the opponent’s territory. Those kind of opportunities will be fewer v. a better LSU team. The Bulldogs will find themselves on a longer field going against a better defense and they wills struggle much the way they did in the first meeting when they could only muster 10 points. The bigger problem for them this time around will be that LSU will score more often and put more pressure on Georgia than the first game.
In my opinion, LSU has gotten better as the year has gone on and they are a better team, especially offensively than they were when they faced the Bulldogs the first time. LSU still has the suffocating defense but their offense has begun to click as evidenced by their 55 point output last week and . Over their last six games, all against quality opponents, the Tigers have gone over 30 points four times. LSU also has more game-breakers and explosive offensive players than Georgia. The Tigers have the ability to make the big play offensively where as Georgia does not. I think that will be a difference in this game as LSU wins the SEC Title.
LSU 34 Georgia 16
Kansas St. (10-3) v. Oklahoma (12-0)
Word on the street is that the Sooners will make the championship game no matter what happens in this game. That will make many bettors nervous but not yours truly. Oklahoma is trying to be recognized as one of, if not the best team in college football history. They can´t achieve that goal if they lose here. The Sooners have ripped everyone they have come up against this year. All but one win this season has come by double digits. The problem that Oklahoma presents to teams is that they can score on your or create easy scores on every snap of the game whether they are on offense, defense or special teams. The ability to do that really wears on teams. On plays that should be routine for their opponents, the Sooners can turn it into a disaster for them and put six on the board. The Sooners can win on the ground and through the air offensively. They can force turnovers on defense and run them back. They can block punts or run them back. They are a complete football team that can exploit their opponent´s weakness and run right through it. This will be a big problem for Kansas St.
The Wildcats have closed out the season in impressive fashion after a three game losing streak in the middle of the season. However, Kansas St.´s impressive six game run is not as impressive as one would think when you consider that only two of the six teams they beat down the stretch had winning records. Kansas St. has made a living over the last decade pounding losing teams but they have had their problems when they take on teams of equal talent. Kansas St. is one dimensional and that will be a problem. The Wildcats aren´t going to win if Ell Roberson has to throw quite often and in this game that will be the case for two reasons. The first reason is that Oklahoma is likely to slow Kansas St.´s running games. Second is that Oklahoma cold take a big enough lead that Kansas St.´s running game will have to be thrown to the way side. Once Roberson starts dropping back every two out of three downs, the Wildcats will be finished. Oklahoma will run away with this one with their patented big plays and strong defense. Take Oklahoma.
Oklahoma 37 Kansas St. 14