2009 Independence Bowl Odds: Texas A&M Aggies vs. Georgia Bulldogs Picks

2009 Independence Bowl Odds: Texas A&M Aggies vs. Georgia Bulldogs

The Independence Bowl will be played at 5 p.m. ET Monday, Dec. 28, with the Texas A&M Aggies facing the Georgia Bulldogs.

The Aggies are out of the Big 12 while the Bulldogs are out of the dominant SEC. The oddsmakers currently have the Bulldogs favored by just 6.5 points after the line opened up at 7.5 points earlier in the week. The posted total for this bowl game is sitting at 67 points; with two explosive offenses, you can indeed expect a high-scoring game.

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The Aggies are not very solid defensively with their opponents averaging over 47 points per game against them on the road. The Aggies offense, though, is extremely potent, averaging 33.9 points per game, and that should be enough to keep them in this one against the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs are a lot better defensively than the Aggies, but their offense has struggled at times this season.

Georgia is coming off a big upset win against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets as nine-point underdogs while the Aggies are coming off a 10-point loss against the Texas Longhorns as 21-point underdogs.

The key for the Aggies in this game will be for their offense to have success against a very fast Bulldogs defense. If the Aggies offense cannot get going early on in this game, A&M will lose by double-digits because its defense will not be effective against this Bulldogs offense.

Study the 2009 Independence Bowl odds and our experts' Texas A&M Aggies vs. Georgia Bulldogs picks to come out on the winning side Monday.

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