- Matchup: Kentucky Wildcats vs Georgia Bulldogs
- Date: Saturday, October 4, 2025
- Venue: Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA
- Broadcast: ABC
- Betting Odds: Bulldogs favored by 20.5 points
- Over/Under Total: 48.5
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The Georgia Bulldogs (3-1) aim to triumph over the Kentucky Wildcats (2-2) at Sanford Stadium this Saturday, October 4, 2025. Kentucky enters the contest as 20.5-point underdogs, while the over/under sits at 48.5 points.
The Kentucky Wildcats bring a 2-2 record into this game. In their most recent outing, Kentucky faced the South Carolina Gamecocks and suffered a defeat with a scoreline of 35-13. The Wildcats attempted to establish a run game, executing 41 carries for 108 yards at an average of 2.6 yards per attempt. Overall, they ran 60 plays, totaling 232 yards. Defensively, Kentucky allowed 12 completions on 15 attempts, resulting in 163 passing yards with an 80.0% completion rate. On the ground, Kentucky struggled, conceding 178 rushing yards on 48 carries, averaging 3.7 yards per attempt.
Throughout the season, the Wildcats have accrued a total of 1,388 yards. They have managed to score 2 touchdowns through the air and 10 on the ground, while committing 6 turnovers. Offensively, they have achieved 74 first downs and incurred 22 penalties for 184 yards. As a unit, Kentucky averages 188.0 rushing yards per game, ranking them 45th nationally, with an overall scoring average of 27.0 points per contest.
Defensively, Kentucky stands at 84th in college football, allowing 26.0 points per game (PPG). Their run defense permits 3.8 yards per carry and averages 147.0 rushing yards given up per game. Over their last four games, they have yielded a total of 588 rushing yards. In terms of pass defense, the Wildcats have given up 998 passing yards, ranking them 77th in Division 1, with an average of 249.5 yards per game allowed and a completion percentage of 60.0%. Overall, they rank 102nd in Division 1, allowing 396.5 yards per game, with 2 passing touchdowns and 8 rushing touchdowns surrendered.
The Bulldogs step onto the field with a 3-1 record this season. In their last game, Georgia faced a narrow defeat against the Alabama Crimson Tide, losing 24-21. The Bulldogs’ rush defense allowed 38 attempts for 117 yards (3.1 yards per carry). In the passing game, the Bulldogs conceded a completion percentage of 64.1% and gave up 280 yards on 25 completions out of 39 attempts. They finished the matchup amassing a total of 357 yards from 53 plays (6.7 yards per play) while averaging 6.9 yards per carry, totaling 227 yards from 33 rush attempts.
In terms of offensive performance, the Bulldogs rank 47th in Division 1, scoring an average of 34.5 points per game. With an average of 442.0 yards per outing, they stand 38th in the nation. However, Georgia has struggled with penalties, conceding 146 yards on 16 infractions, ranking them 128th nationally. They have thrown 1 interception while allowing 4 fumbles to be recovered by opponents, achieving 98 first downs. This season, the Bulldogs have accumulated a total of 914 passing yards, averaging 228.5 passing yards per game, putting them 73rd in D1. On the ground, they average 213.5 rushing yards per game and have totaled 854 rushing yards.
The Bulldogs’ defense allows 19.5 points per game, positioning them 44th in college football. They have surrendered 365 rushing yards (91.3 yards per game) and 3 rushing touchdowns throughout the season. In terms of passing, they have allowed 6 touchdowns and 232.8 passing yards per game, ranking them 87th nationally. With 250 defensive plays made, Georgia’s defense stands 19th in college football, recording 3 interceptions and no fumbles. So far this season, they have allowed a total of 78 points.
Which team will emerge victorious in today’s Wildcats vs Bulldogs showdown?
My Prediction: Take the Wildcats +20.5
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