Georgia Bulldogs Vs Florida Gators College Football Picks

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This Saturday, the SEC will continue churning out some of the best football in the country. Nowhere will this be more apparent than in the contest between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Florida Gators. The Bulldogs come in with a 4-3 record and some disappointing losses. If you're looking for Free College Football Picks the Gators are still on top of the world with an undefeated record and #1 ranking. This one should be a pretty good game between two solid teams in the powerful SEC. The Gators are favored to win, but the Bulldogs have played some good football this season.

The Florida Gators have survived some close calls in recent weeks. Against Arkansas, they barely won by a field goal and were aided by a few bogus calls along the way. The officiating crew that called the game was recently suspended because of them. While they are still the most talented team, they have struggled a little bit in recent games, even though they still managed to win. Tim Tebow is still a champion and still manages to find ways to win. The guy never gives up regardless of how badly the team has played recently. The defense is still one of the best, if not the best in the country and the Bulldogs will have their hands full trying to score on them.

For the Bulldogs, they have been a bit up and down. When quarterback Joe Cox plays well, they tend to do well. When he struggles, they are usually a little bit down. As far as Free Football Picks go the Bulldogs should have some extra motivation after last year’s game against the Gators. In the game, coach Urban Meyer called two timeouts in the final minutes of a 49-10 blowout. The Bulldogs have several pictures of Meyer all over the facility while he was calling the timeout. That should provide a little extra incentive for the Bulldogs as they line up on the other side of the ball.

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