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SEC Week 12 predictions: ESPN’s SP+ predicts every game

Chris Wallace

By Chris Wallace

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After several consecutive weeks with high-level matchups on the schedule, Week 12 in the SEC, at least on paper, looks as if it might be pretty uneventful.

There are 4 games matching conference schools, with none of those games featuring a point spread of less than a touchdown, while 6 league schools will play lower-level nonconference opponents.

On Wednesday, ESPN’s Bill Connelly released his weekly SP+ predictions, which are created using a computer model that he has described as an “opponent- and tempo-adjusted look at the most sustainable and predictive aspects of college football. It is intended to be predictive and forward-facing.”

In the weekend’s most intriguing matchup between Florida ad Missouri, a game in which both teams need a win to get bowl eligible, SP+ like the 8.5-point favorite Gators to get the job in Columbia, 36-26.

SP+ also likes Alabama to keep its College Football Playoff hopes alive with a 37-18 home win over Arkansas.

Here’s a look at what the SP+ model predicts for all of the week’s SEC action:

  • Kentucky48, New Mexico State 10
  • Georgia 49, Charleston Southern 1
  • Mississippi State 45, Tennessee State 11
  • Texas A&M 42, Prairie View A&M 7
  • Alabama 37, Arkansas 18
  • Florida 36, Missouri 26
  • Ole Miss 46, Vanderbilt 12
  • Auburn 31, South Carolina 21
  • Tennessee 39, South Alabama 15
  • LSU 41, Louisiana-Monroe 14

Chris Wallace

"Chris Wallace covers college football for Saturday Down South. He has covered college athletics for multiple newspapers and also worked previously for Rivals.com and GolfChannel.com."

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