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Georgia heavily favored over Notre Dame in top 10 matchup

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By AJC Sports
Sept 17, 2019

The Georgia Bulldogs are double-digit favorites over Notre Dame in Saturday's top 10 matchup in Athens, according to Vegasinsider.com.

The No. 3 Bulldogs (3-0) began the week as a 12 1/2-point favorite over the No. 7 Fighting Irish (2-0), but the betting line at some Las Vegas sports books has crept up to 13 ½ or 14 points. Georgia won at Notre Dame 20-19 in 2017 and hasn’t lost in Athens since the final game of the 2016 season against Georgia Tech.

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