Pick which games on Georgia’s football schedule will be a win or loss

Sportsbook BetDSI recently released its SEC over/under win totals for the 2018 regular season. Georgia’s is set at 10.5 wins, making the Bulldogs favorites to win the SEC East and return to Atlanta for the title game.

The projection roughly falls in line with ESPN’s Football Power Index, which pegs Georgia to win 10.9 games this season. It also backs up my own exceedingly unscientific look ahead to the 2018 season.

The Bulldogs are heavy favorites to defend their SEC title at Dec. 1 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Other than Georgia, the highest projected win total in the East is 7.0 games by South Carolina and Florida).

Do you think the Bulldogs will win more than 10 regular season games? Which ones? Pick below:

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