Georgia Bulldogs vs. Ole Miss Rebels: Last Minute Spread Info and Predictions

The Georgia Bulldogs take on the Ole Miss Rebels in what will be a game only a fan could love. Both teams are on the wrong side of momentum, putting the cross hairs on their respective coaches. 

Mark Richt and Houston Nutt have done such a bang up job at tearing these programs to smithereens in the last couple years that this game has a delightful moniker. 

Media and fans have taken to call this the "Hot Seat Bowl." That means the losing coach inches closer to the axe. If only all college games could have these high stakes. 

Let's delve deeper into this Saturday clash. 

Where: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, Miss.

When: Saturday, Sept. 24, 12:21 p.m. ET

Watch: SEC Network, ESPN3.com

Spread: Georgia -10 Courtesy of Betonline.com

Georgia is the better team coming in and the one with more momentum, what little of it there is between the two. The Bulldogs should win this one comfortably. I would take Georgia. 

Over/Under: 54 

The over seems high considering how dreadful Ole Miss look on offense. There will be touchdowns galore, just not that many. 

Key Injuries: 

Georgia: DE DeAngelo Tyson questionable (back), WR Marlon Brown Questionable (ankle), G Kenarious Gates Questionable (ankle) Christian Robinson and Alec Ogletree are still out.

Ole Miss: No Serious Injuries to note

BCS/Top 25 Poll Implications: Forget the top 25 for a moment, these programs just want a bit of good fortune wherever they can find it. 

A win on Saturday buys the victor a rare week to relax and think about better days. But the lofty heights of the top 25 is gone from each team save a stirring winning streak that begins this weekend. 

Keys to Georgia Win: The Bulldogs got exactly what the doctor ordered after two dismal showings to start the season. Their offense was running on all cylinders against Coastal Carolina. 

Aaron Murray needs his line to bide him some time to get what should be a win for Georgia. 

Keys to Ole Miss Win:  The offense simply must play better than it has. Ole Miss has been atrocious on the line, and QB Zack Stoudt has fared no better. 

If they are even thinking about a win against the Bulldogs, both the O-line and quarterback will have to be markedly better. 

Prediction: Georgia 30, Ole Miss 17