The Georgia-Florida matchup highlights an otherwise mundane SEC slate on Saturday, but if the computers are correct, Florida has just a little more than a fighter’s chance to win.

The ESPN FPI predicts that Georgia has a 69.8 percent chance of winning Saturday. Las Vegas largely agrees as most of the sports books have positioned Georgia as about a touchdown favorite in Jacksonville.

Giving Florida only a 30.2 percent chance of winning seems rather low considering Georgia sits at No. 7 and the Gators are at No. 9 in the AP Poll heading into Saturday. In its last game, Georgia also lost to LSU, who Florida beat the prior week. The Bulldogs and Gators both enter this week at 6-1.

If the Gators prove the ESPN FPI incorrect and pull off the upset this weekend, they will be in great position to win out. Florida has at least a 70 percent chance to win each of its last four games according to the ESPN FPI.

The Bulldogs have a much tougher schedule down the stretch, but this week’s win percentage is Georgia’s lowest remaining this season. After facing Florida, Georgia will visit No. 12 Kentucky and then host Auburn to end its SEC schedule.

Georgia defeated Florida last season, 42-7. If the Bulldogs win Saturday, it will be just their second winning streak against the Gators since 1990.