SEC football resumes Saturday at noon ET as Auburn travels to Arkansas. There are a total of six 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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Auburn at Arkansas
Kickoff: noon ET
Friday Line: Arkansas -6.5 (opened -5.5)
Over/Under: 51 (opened 51)
Public: 56 percent Razorbacks

Analysis: “I think both teams are extremely motivated. Arkansas has had two weeks to get ready for this game. The Razorbacks can still salvage this season, but they need to get going fast.

“Auburn had some extra rest as well after playing last Thursday. Finally Sean White did a few nice things against Kentucky and gained a little bit of confidence. You think of what a huge disappointment Auburn has been, they’re still 4-2 and can still have a big year. This is a big game for them.

“I made Arkansas a 4.5-point favorite so I think the line is a little much. I lean toward Auburn. If it were to go to 7, I might play Auburn. That’s my lean because I think we’re going to have a close game. The fear with Auburn is that Arkansas is just going to be able to run it and run it and run it some more.”

The Play: Lean to Auburn, especially at minus-7.

Tennessee at Alabama
Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Alabama -15 (opened -15)
Over/Under: 52.5 (opened 53.5)
Public: 58 percent Crimson Tide

Analysis: “I made Alabama a 12.5-point favorite. Alabama is 0-4 against the spread at home. I’m not trying to condescend their victories in Athens or College Station. But those scores are a little misleading. You don’t take away anything Alabama did. Credit to them. But the Tide scored a combined 35 points in those games on defense or special teams.

“Nobody’s run away from Tennessee all year. In the three losses, they had double-digit leads and lost by a combined 12 points. Seven of those 12 with an overtime game. Their record is misleading. If anybody needed an open date, it was Tennessee. They went into it with some positive vibes finally.

“Joshua Dobbs is brimming with confidence. He accounted for five touchdowns against Georgia. I think Tennessee is the play here. To win outright, they’ve got to win the turnover battle and be able to run the ball effectively. But I like Tennessee against this line.

“In SEC games this year, double-digit underdogs are 4-2 against the spread. Alabama is on a roll in the rivalry, going 6-2 against the spread. But Dobbs played effectively against Alabama last year and led UT to a back-door cover. I would be really surprised, but if Tennessee can win the turnover battle by two, an upset is possible.”

The Play: Tennessee.

Missouri at Vanderbilt
Kickoff: 4 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Missouri -2.5 (opened -2.5)
Over/Under: 34.5 (opened 35)
Public: 76 percent Tigers

Analysis: “This is the lowest total that we’ve seen in college football this year, and justifiably so. The under is 7-0 in Missouri games and 5-0-1 in Vandy games. It’s too low for me to play the under. I made the total 37.5, but I’m not interested in the over by any means.

“I really did my homework on this one because I was just looking for a reason to play Missouri, which I made a 4.5-point favorite. But after looking at the team closely, it can’t move the ball. Russell Hansbrough hasn’t been able to get going whatsoever. Drew Lock has a live arm, but they haven’t produced any offense whatsoever and they’re traveling for the second time in two weeks.

“I thought Johnny McCrary had really been improving until he threw some interceptions last week. Missouri’s offensive numbers the last few weeks, I just couldn’t bring myself to play them. Vanderbilt’s defense has been terrific lately. Vandy lost and they’re 2-4 now, but they were right there in the Ole Miss and South Carolina and Western Kentucky games. Those are games they could’ve won had they played better in the fourth quarter.”

The Play: Pass.

Texas A&M at Ole Miss
Kickoff: 7 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Ole Miss -5 (opened -6)
Over/Under: 63.5 (opened 66)
Public: 72 percent Aggies

Analysis: “Robert Nkemdiche should be back. He was absent during the key parts of the game against Memphis. Ole Miss gets C.J. Johnson back, a veteran starter. Trae Elston got a little banged up last week, but he’s good to go this week. This is Laremy Tunsil’s season debut. You’ve got two very key players that didn’t play against Memphis. For an offensive line that’s struggled, you throw in maybe the best offensive lineman in America, that’s going to make a difference.

“Ole Miss is at home. It’s been against soft competition, but they’ve won all their home games by double digits. They’re 3-1 against the spread at home. We’re heading into Oct. 24 and Texas A&M is leaving the state of Texas for the first time. This is their first true road game of the season. That’s just crazy. For the first time all year they’re going to be in a hostile environment. I know Kyle Allen has made starts on the road and won at Auburn last year. But maybe his confidence is a little bit rattled throwing three pick sixes. We’ll find out.

“Ole Miss at less than seven points at home, getting those key players back, I think that’s key. Remember, the Rebels still control their own destiny in the West if they were to win out. They go into this game thinking everything is still in play regardless of what happened in Gainesville and in Memphis.”

The Play: Ole Miss.

Western Kentucky at LSU
Kickoff: 7 p.m. ET
Friday Line: LSU -16.5 (opened -17)
Over/Under: 66.5 (opened 65.5)
Public: 57 percent Tigers

Analysis: “If there is weather, it’s advantageous to LSU because they’d just assume run the ball 40 times. Western Kentucky wants to pass the ball. With the way Treon Harris played last week, LSU’s secondary is not exactly lights out. Even South Carolina made some plays in the passing game against the Tigers.

“This is a game I’m staying away from. I think Western Kentucky is going to score, maybe into the 24 to 30 range. But I think it’s a good line on the side.”

The Play: Pass.

Kentucky at Mississippi State
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Mississippi State -11.5 (opened -10.5)
Over/Under: 56.5 (opened 55.5)
Public: 56 percent Wildcats

Analysis: “Kentucky can hang around in this game. But man, that was a demoralizing loss last week, and they’ve had a couple like that. They were very close to knocking off Florida and Auburn at home and didn’t get it done. They’ve had some bad, bad drops by the wide receivers against Auburn. They do get a little extra rest.

“Reports indicate that Mississippi State cornerback Will Redmond is done for the year. That helps Kentucky’s cause. However, Jeff Driskel and Louisiana Tech looked good early, jumping out to a 14-0 lead. Then it was all Mississippi State, outscoring them 24-6 the rest of the way against a pretty solid Group of 5 team.

“Mississippi State hasn’t traveled since the Texas A&M game. This is three weeks in a row at home. They’ve got an open date next week. I just think they’re going to take care of business.

The Play: Lean toward Mississippi State.