SEC football resumes Saturday at noon ET as Ole Miss hosts Tennessee-Martin. There are a total of 12 games with at least one conference member on the day.

Brian Edwards, a long-time Las Vegas handicapper with an emphasis on SEC football, will provide his thoughts and insights on the line moves throughout the 2015 season. Edwards, a University of Florida graduate, is a weekly radio guest in Las Vegas, Omaha and Memphis and makes regular appearances on Chad Millman’s betting podcast on ESPN.com.

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UT-Martin at Ole Miss
Kickoff: noon ET
Friday Line: Off

Analysis: This is one of the added games that will most likely be issued a line at some point late Friday. I anticipate the Rebels being favored by more than 40 points.

Louisiana-Monroe at Georgia
Kickoff: noon ET
Friday Line: Georgia -36 (opened -35)
Over/Under: 58 (opened 60.5)
Public: 73 percent Bulldogs

Analysis: Virginia transfer Greyson Lambert has been named UGA’s starting quarterback ahead of third-year sophomore Brice Ramsey. For the Cavaliers last season, Lambert completed 59.0 percent of his passes for 1,632 yards with a mediocre 10/11 touchdown-to-interception ratio. He might have the nation’s best running back in Nick Chubb, who as a true freshman ran for 1,547 yards and 14 touchdowns with a 7.1 yards-per-carry average. The Bulldogs are 2-7 against the spread in their last nine games when favored by 31 points or more. Meanwhile, ULM is 3-4 ATS in seven games against SEC foes since 2010.

The Play: Pass.

UTEP at Arkansas
Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Arkansas -33 (opened -33)
Over/Under: 50 (opened 49.5)
Public: 78 percent Razorbacks

Analysis: Arkansas was a much better team than its final 7-6 record suggested. Bret Bielema’s squad lost four one-possession games in which it led in the second half. The Razorbacks suffered a big loss when senior RB Jonathan Williams went down with a season-ending injury in late August, but they’re fortunate to have great depth at the position and will be fine as long as Alex Collins remains healthy. Starting center Mitch Smothers is questionable with an ankle injury. Arkansas posted a 3-0 spread record as a home favorite last season and finished the year 6-1 ATS in seven home games.

The Play: Pass.

Auburn vs. Louisville (Georgia Dome in Atlanta)
Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Auburn -10.5 (opened -10.5)
Over/Under: 57.5 (opened 58.5)
Public: 66 percent Tigers

Analysis: I think Jeremy Johnson is poised for a monster season after spending two seasons as Nick Marshall’s backup quarterback. He might have the nation’s best receiver in Duke Williams. Also, junior-college transfer Jovon Robinson is ready to take on the bulk of the rushing load. The addition of Will Muschamp as the new defensive coordinator was the best assistant hire of the offseason. The former Florida coach will benefit from the return of Carl Lawson, who is one of the SEC’s premier pass rushers despite missing all of last year due to an injury. Louisville lost 10 players to the NFL draft, so Bobby Petrino’s team must replace a lot of talent. I think the Cardinals will hang around deep into the third quarter, but I like Auburn to pull away in the fourth and win by 14-17 points.

The Play: Auburn -10.5

Southeast Missouri State at Missouri
Kickoff: 4 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Off

Bowling Green at Tennessee
Kickoff: 4 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Tennessee -21.5 (opened -21)
Over/Under: 69 (opened 60)
Public: 75 percent Volunteers

Analysis: Bowling Green returns 10 starters on offense and gets QB Matt Johnson back in the lineup. Johnson, who has a 27/8 TD-INT ratio for his career, suffered a season-ending injury in Week 1 last year. Nevertheless, the Falcons won eight games and appeared in a third consecutive bowl game. Tennessee won’t have a pair of key receivers in Pig Howard (suspension) and Jason Croom (injury). Also, starting offensive guard Marcus Jackson and starting safety LaDarrell McNeil are injured. The Volunteers are 4-6 ATS as home favorites during Butch Jones’s tenure, while Bowling Green owns a 22-13-1 spread record in its last 36 road underdog situations going back to 2006.

The Play: Slight lean to Bowling Green.

Texas A&M vs. Arizona St. (NRG Stadium in Houston)
Kickoff: 7 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Texas A&M -3.5 (opened -2.5)
Over/Under: 70 (opened 66)
Public: 55 percent Sun Devils

Analysis: Texas A&M owns a 3-5 spread record in eight games as a single-digit favorite on Kevin Sumlin’s watch, while Arizona State has limped to a 3-7 ATS ledger in 10 games as an underdog during Todd Graham’s tenure. I think the addition of John Chavis as Texas A&M’s new defensive coordinator is going to pay instant dividends. He might have the nation’s best pass rusher in sophomore DE Myles Garrett, who had 11.5 sacks as true freshman last year. Sumlin has one of the country’s best set of wide receivers and a talented young QB in Kyle Allen, who was able to get his feet wet in five starts as a true freshman in 2014. The Aggies will enjoy a nice home-crowd advantage with the game being played in Houston. I got A&M at minus-3 early in the week so I recommend buying the half-point to the key number of three.

The Play: Texas A&M

Louisiana-Lafayette at Kentucky
Kickoff: 7 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Kentucky -17 (opened -15.5)
Over/Under: 58 (opened 60.5)
Public: 77 percent Wildcats

Analysis: Kentucky raced out to a 5-1 record last season and appeared poised to become bowl eligible. However, the Wildcats lost six straight games and missed the postseason. Mark Stoops’ team returns seven starters on offense and seven on defense. It has thrived as a home “chalk” on Stoops’s watch, going 5-1 ATS. Going back even further, UK is 12-4 ATS in its last 16 games as a home favorite. UL-Lafayette has been the Sun Belt Conference’s premier program since Mark Hudspeth arrived in 2011. The Ragin’ Cajuns have gone to the first four bowl games in school history under his leadership, posting victories both straight up and ATS in each of those four postseason contests. Since 2010, UL-Lafayette owns an 18-7 spread record as a road underdog.

The Play: Slight lean to UL-Lafayette

New Mexico State at Florida
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Florida -37 (opened -36)
Over/Under: 55 (opened 57.5)
Public: 71 percent Gators

Analysis: Florida is going with Treon Harris as the starting QB, but redshirt freshman Will Grier is expected to get equal playing time. UF has suspended three key players, including WR Latroy Pittman, DE Alex McCalister and S Marcus Maye. In addition, starting OT Martez Ivey is out and starting safety Keanu Neal is doubtful.

The Play: Pass.

McNeese State at LSU
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Off

Wisconsin vs. Alabama (Arlington, Texas)
Kickoff: 8 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Alabama -12 (opened -10.5)
Over/Under: 49 (opened 52)
Public: 71 percent Crimson Tide

Analysis: Alabama has limped to a 3-6 spread record in its last nine games as a double-digit favorite. The Crimson Tide only returns three starters on offense and must replace a pair of big-time playmakers in RB T.J. Yeldon and WR Amari Cooper. Wisconsin also lost a star player in RB Melvin Gordon, who was a first-round pick to the San Diego Chargers after rushing for 2,587 yards and 29 TDs last season. However, Corey Clement is capable of continuing the great UW tradition at the RB position. Clement nearly rushed for 1,000 yards and had nine TD runs in 2014. Likewise, Nick Saban has a RB in Derrick Henry who might be better than Yeldon. Saban has yet to announce a starting QB, which makes this a tough handicap for gamblers. I’m just going to watch the first half and see if anything looks attractive from the standpoint of a halftime wager or perhaps an in-game line.

The Play: Pass.

Mississippi State at Southern Miss
Kickoff: 10 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Mississippi State -21 (opened -23)
Over/Under: 61 (opened 55.5)
Public: 74 percent Bulldogs

Analysis: Mississippi State has compiled an 8-4-1 spread record in nine games as a road “chalk” under Dan Mullen. The Bulldogs have one of the top quarterbacks in the country in Dak Prescott, who threw 27 TD passes and rushed for another 14 scores last season. But Mullen’s team brings back just four starters on offense and three on defense. He’s also replacing his defensive coordinator Geoff Collins, who bolted for Florida to join Jim McElwain’s staff. Mullen brought back Manny Diaz to replace Collins. Diaz was Mullen’s DC in 2010 before leaving to take the same job at Texas. Southern Miss has been garbage since Larry Fedora left to take the North Carolina job. Nevertheless, I’m not willing to lay this many points on a road favorite that has so many holes to fill. As for the total, I wish I would’ve taken a position on the “over” when it was still in the 50s. I think we’ll get a lot of points, but I feel like I missed out on getting the right number.

The Play: Pass.