Look at where these teams have played, too. Georgia's 5 wins include just 1 true road game, a 45-17 win at Arkansas, and the other 4 were in Athens. Alabama has already won twice in SEC road stadiums: 45-17 at Kentucky and the 56-23 win in Starkville, where the Tide jumped all over Mississippi State early and coasted. A night game at Bryant-Denny is the loudest road trip Georgia has had this season.
Tennessee State63-3The form card shows Alabama's weak spot. The Tide gave up 36 points to Florida State at home and 23 at Mississippi State, so the defense has been leaky in a way Georgia's hasn't. Georgia's scoring has come down each week since the 70 against Western Kentucky, from 45 to 41 to 38. The defense has kept that from mattering so far, but Alabama's offense is far better than anything Georgia has faced this year.
The early forecast for Tuscaloosa is 71 degrees with light drizzle and about a 31% chance of rain. That's a week-out reading and could change several times before Saturday. A wet ball would help the team that wins with defense more than the team that wins by scoring 50. Either way, it's 2 unbeaten SEC teams, a top-10 matchup, and a crowd that will be loud from the opening kickoff.













