#197/198 ASA TOP PLAY ON 10* Under 51 Points - Georgia vs Florida, Saturday at 3:30 PM ET - The World’s largest Cocktail party takes place this weekend when Georgia and Florida meet for their annual showdown. According to our computer analytics you can bet and expect a lower scoring affair. The Bulldogs have one of the best defenses we’ve seen in quite a few years and put up some eye-popping statistics thus far. The Dawgs are allowing just 1-point scored for every 31.8 yards gained. To put that into perspective, in the last ten years no team has finished the season at 24.5YPPT or better. Georgia just faced three SEC teams that were top 50 in scoring per game, and they gave up a total of just 23 combined points in all three. Florida has solid overall offensive numbers, but they haven’t faced a defense like Georgia’s. In fact, the two closest defenses the Gators have faced this season are Alabama’s and Kentucky’s who allow a full 100-more yards more per game than Georgia does. Florida scored 29-points on Bama (who is down defensively by their standards) and put up 440 total yards. That equates to 1-point for every 15-yards gained which is roughly the national average. Against Kentucky, the Gators managed 382 yards and 13 points. Georgia allows just 209YPG on the season and holds opponents to just 3.4 Yards per Play (1st) so don’t expect Florida to move the ball successfully against this stop-unit. The Bulldogs are very pedestrian offensively and prefer to wear their opponents out with a power rushing attack that averages 193 yards per game. Florida has some solid defensive numbers overall (give up just 21.1PPG, and 16YPPT) and are especially good against the pass. Georgia plays at one of slowest paces in the country ranking 117th in pace of play. Florida isn’t much faster, ranking 73rd. These two teams played in a higher scoring game a year ago with Florida putting up 44 points and 571 total yards. That’s not happening this year and expect this game to revert to the low scoring contests like 2015-2019 which finished with 30, 34, 49, 53 and 41-points. The Under is now 7-3 the last ten meetings.