SEC football resumes Saturday at noon ET as Auburn travels to Ole Miss and South Carolina travels to Texas A&M. 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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Ole Miss at Auburn
Kickoff: noon ET
Friday Line: Ole Miss -7 (opened -7.5)
Over/Under: 58 (opened 57.5)
Public: 71 percent Rebels

Analysis: “I made Ole Miss a 4.5-point favorite. I lean to Auburn, but it didn’t make my top 5 plays. What scares me a little is the way Ole Miss’ defense played last week. They looked dynamite. Robert Nkemdiche is back. They got Charles Johnson back last week. They might get Tony Conner back.

“I’ve been impressed with Sean White. He’s got a really live arm. He played well against Arkansas and against Kentucky. He’s coming into this game with confidence. Coach Gus Malzahn is 2-0 straight up as a home underdog. Ole Miss is 3-6 against the spread as a road favorite under Hugh Freeze.”

The Play: Slight lean to Auburn.

South Carolina at Texas A&M
Kickoff: noon ET
Friday Line: Texas A&M -16.5 (opened -15)
Over/Under: 57.5 (opened 56.5)
Public: 64 percent Aggies

Analysis: “I don’t know that Texas A&M is going to destroy South Carolina. They’ve had two weeks to get ready for this one. They took some positive vibes into the open date with the win over Vandy. South Carolina is not world-beaters by any means, but they’re gunning for this one.

“It just seems like way too many points for a team seemingly in disarray. Not only from a performance standpoint, but chemistry in the locker room as well. It seems like the locker room is divided on who the starting quarterback should be and Kevin Sumlin hasn’t announced who the starter is going to be.

“I made A&M a 12.5-point favorite. I’m on South Carolina plus the points. I think Pharoh Cooper will make enough plays and Perry Orth will play confident enough that South Carolina is going to hang within the number.”

The Play: South Carolina.

Florida vs. Georgia
Kickoff: 3:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Florida -2 (opened -2)
Over/Under: 46.5 (opened 45.5)
Public: 71 percent Gators

Analysis: “The line was actually Georgia minus-12 at some books early in the summer. I know 5Dimes and some other offshores had it at 12. Even going into the Ole Miss game it was well north of a touchdown in favor of Georgia.

“Remember there is no Nick Chubb any more, and ever since Greyson Lambert’s hot start — in retrospect, he didn’t play very well against Vanderbilt. He went into the Alabama game with seven touchdowns and no picks. Since then, he’s sported a 2-to-2 TD-to-INT ratio.

“Mark Richt made the stunning decision last night that he’s going to start Faton Bauta. He really hasn’t taken a meaningful snap since high school in 2011. He hasn’t attempted a rush or a pass this year. He’s a fourth-year junior. He’s gotten into 14 games. He’s run it 10 times and he’s completed 4 of 5 throws for his career. So I don’t know what this is from Richt. Is he really going with this guy? I wouldn’t be surprised if he just played the guy for one possession.

“I don’t know how much we read into this. It looks like the folks in Vegas aren’t reading a whole lot into this either, because the number hasn’t really changed.

“I like Florida here. I like the matchup of Florida’s defense on Georgia’s offense. That’s the matchup that I like. I’ve got Florida winning by a 27-20 score. Treon Harris acquitted himself well at LSU. I think he goes into this game with confidence. Not that he’s going into this game with a lot of attempts this year, but he hasn’t thrown any interceptions, and for his career he’s got a 13 to 4 TD-INT ratio. With the Florida defense, that’s what they need — for him to take care of the football and make a few plays scrambling.”

The Play: Florida.

UT-Martin at Arkansas
Kickoff: 4 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Arkansas -38 (opened -37)
Over/Under: 61.5 (opened 61)
Public: N/A

Analysis: “I think Arkansas may rest quite a few players. Even if he does go with his horses early, I can see him getting them out of there with a monster game against Ole Miss next week. Even if Arkansas were to play great early and lead 24-0 at halftime, I would be a little concerned.

“I have no idea if UT-Martin’s starters are better than Arkansas’ second- or third-string. But I don’t want to concern myself with it. It’s a pass for me. People should be careful considering Arkansas due to the factor that Bret Bielema could rest people early and often.”

The Play: Pass.

Vanderbilt at Houston
Kickoff: 7 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Houston -11.5 (opened -11)
Over/Under: 50 (opened 49)
Public: 80 percent Cougars

Analysis: “I got Vandy at plus-12 early in the week. None of the FBS schools Houston has played have a winning record. Only Louisville (3-4) has more than two victories. So Houston has really been beating up on cupcakes. I’m not going to say it’s a huge step up in competition to Vanderbilt, but it is a step up in competition. Louisville might be better than Vanderbilt, but not by much.

“Vanderbilt’s defense has been dynamite. They’re giving up only 16.3 points per game, and they’re catching 11.5 to Houston? I know Vandy’s offense is pretty miserable, but the defense has held five opponents to 19 or fewer. Ole Miss scored 27 in Oxford and Georgia scored 31 in Nashville, but that was a misleading 31. The Bulldogs scored a late pick-six and a really long punt return for a touchdown. So they really only scored 17 against Vandy.

“This is all Commodores. I think they’ll be right in this game late, and I wouldn’t be shocked to see an outright upset if they can get decent quarterback play and open a few holes for Ralph Webb. Vandy is 5-2 against the spread in seven games as a road underdog under Derek Mason.”

The Play: Vanderbilt.

Tennessee at Kentucky
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
Friday Line: Tennessee -8.5 (opened -7.5)
Over/Under: 57.5 (opened 56)
Public: 68 percent Vols

Analysis: “I think Kentucky really lost a lot of life with the Auburn loss. Throw in the heartbreaking loss to Florida and a little steam went out of their sails, I think, and you saw that last week at Mississippi State. Maybe UK finds it again tomorrow, being at home. Nobody but Mississippi State has run away from them.

“Tennessee’s coming off a real physical game. I made UT an 8-point favorite. I think Tennessee could and should win out from here. Unless Missouri gets some rejuvenation going and Tennessee suffers a rash of injuries, the Vols will be favored the rest of the way.

“I’m hesitant to play Tennessee this week because Kentucky’s played everybody tough at home and Tennessee’s coming off a tough battle. Tennessee should be fired up thinking it can go 8-4 and go to a decent bowl game, but it could be fired up and still win by a touchdown, so I’m staying away from it.”

The Play: Pass.