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Georgia

SEC · 2-0 · power +23.4 · #21
Our side · spreadARK +23.5 our number UGA -18.0 · 5.5 pts from the market our number starts from the opening line and is corrected -7.0 for this matchup by our data on both teams

Arkansas

SEC · 1-1 · power +10.4 · #80
Our side
SpreadARK +23.5 ours UGA -18.0
TotalOver 53.5 ours 56.5
MoneylineUGA to win ours 27% · book 7%
Distance from the market 5.5 pts / +3.0 total a caution, not a signal
Projected score 37–19 UGA – ARK
2026-09-19 · 12:00 PM Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium · Fayetteville, AR SEC game Early season

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Book UGA spreadARK spread OverUnder UGA winARK win UGA TT overUGA TT under ARK TT overARK TT under
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Ours vs the market

SpreadGeorgia -18.0
the marketArkansas +23.5
Total56.5
the market53.5
Arkansas win27% vs 7%

Both percentages are Arkansas’s chance to win — ours, then the book’s with the vig removed, medianed across the books we track.

What the gap has been worth 10,740 games · 2016–2025

0–3 pts52.0%
3–750.2%
7–1449.3%
14+46.8%

How often the side we favoured covered, by how far our number sat from the market’s. Break-even at −110 is 52.4% — no bucket reaches it, and the rate falls as we disagree more. The further we sit from the market, the worse we have done.

Series Georgia lead 12–4 · 16 meetings since 1968
2025 unit ranks — last completed season, from games actually played
Run game edge Georgia Bulldogs 174 ranks
Georgia Bulldogs #62 rush offense Arkansas Razorbacks #236 run defense
Pass game edge Georgia Bulldogs 160 ranks
Georgia Bulldogs #77 pass offense Arkansas Razorbacks #237 pass defense
Run game even 7 ranks apart
Arkansas Razorbacks #13 rush offense Georgia Bulldogs #20 run defense
Pass game even 21 ranks apart
Arkansas Razorbacks #74 pass offense Georgia Bulldogs #53 pass defense
Georgia Bulldogs Run-heavy · 59% run Avg pace Dual-threat QB · 34 rush ypg Arkansas Razorbacks Balanced · 52% run Ball-control Dual-threat QB · 65 rush ypg
Kirby Smart · 117-21 Sam Pittman · 32-34 · offense-minded

Ranked by team-unit strength (rush & pass offense vs. run & pass defense) across all 265 D1 teams, not by individual players. Identity, tempo and unit strength are measured from the 2025 season.

The evidence 2025 production and power ratings · supporting the number above

Who carried each team in 2025
Georgia Bulldogs
RB Nate Frazier 127 rush yds · 4 TD · 1 rec #54 RB
QB Gunner Stockton 436 pass yds · 8 TD · 0 INT #39 QB
P Drew Miller 5 punts · 49.8 yd avg #22 P
WR Talyn Taylor 5 rec · 59 yds · 2 TD #298 WR
Arkansas Razorbacks
DB Khmori House 8 tkl #173 DB
WR Chris Marshall 12 rec · 142 yds #196 WR
DB Christian Harrison 9 tkl · 1 INT #325 DB
DB Joker Johnson 10 tkl · 1 PD #465 DB

Top-rated players from last season, ranked within their position across D1. A grade measures what a player produced, and no 2026 game has been played yet — so this is who produced for these programs in 2025, not a claim about who is on the field this year.

Power breakdown
TeamPowerOffDefRank
Georgia BulldogsSEC +23.4 +16.5 +6.9 #21
Arkansas RazorbacksSEC +10.4 +5.8 +4.5 #80

Def is higher = better. The projection assumes a 2.4-pt home edge (0 at neutral sites).

Where the number comes from
Georgia offense vs Arkansas defense+11.9 pts
Arkansas offense vs Georgia defense-1.1 pts
Travel · context onlyAway team travels 628 mi

An efficiency adjustment from season-to-date EPA and success rate applies once teams have played enough games; before then it is 0 and the number is the power rating alone.

Situational spots are shown for context, not baked in: travel, altitude and rest were tested against 6,000+ games and the power and efficiency ratings already account for them. Adding them again would double-count.