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We’re back with another round of predictions heading into Week 10 in the SEC.

SDS news desk editor Michael Bratton (@MichaelWBratton) and SDS Podcast co-host Chris Marler (@VerneFUNquist) are back again to share their predictions picking SEC games and making picks against the spread.

Chris is 24-24-1 against the spread for the season, while Michael is 16-33.

Here is how the guys predict the Week 10 action to play out:

Kentucky at Florida (-23.5)

Michael: Florida burned me last week after hitting the snooze button during the team’s 11 a.m. CT kickoff on the road at Vanderbilt, but the teams’ defensive struggles early against the Commodores hopefully served as a wake-up call. After debuting behind Texas A&M in the CFP rankings, the Gators should be well aware that style points do, in fact matter when it comes to impressing the Playoff committee. On the other side of this game, Kentucky continues to struggle and Mark Stoops revealed this week that the Wildcats are down 18 players.

Florida 48 Kentucky 14

Chris: Florida continues to be on a collision course with Alabama to meet in Atlanta in late December. And, Kyle Trask continues to prove the doubters wrong as he puts up prolific numbers at a torrid pace. Kentucky got trounced by Bama last week. I think Mullen tries to prove a point and gets Trask to put up MUCH better numbers against the same opponent this weekend. Florida big.

Florida 42 Kentucky 17

Vanderbilt at Missouri (-15)

Michael: It’s been a wild ride for Missouri to get to this point, and believe it or not, Eli Drinkwitz’s team is still alive in the SEC East race. The Tigers looked great last weekend for a half before the team’s lack of depth appeared to take its toll in the 17-10 win at South Carolina. Drinkwitz put the second-half struggles on his conservative play-calling, but the truth is probably somewhere in the middle. Vanderbilt appears to be only capable of playing a good half of football each week, but that should be enough to cover in this game. Who knows, if they put together a complete game, I wouldn’t rule out an outright win for the Commodores.

Missouri 27 Vanderbilt 21

Chris: Nothing says Rivalry Week in the SEC like a good ol fashioned war between Mizzou and Vandy! Throw out the record books and crank up the Creed because this is a game you’re sure to want to miss. All jokes aside it was awesome watching Vandy prove they haven’t given up on the season last week vs Florida. They should fight and grit, and this week they might show us something we haven’t seen since that Sinbad movie Unnecesary Roughness movie, a female kicker! This should be an entertaining game, and I love Mizzou and the points here.

Mizzou 34 Vandy 14

Auburn at Alabama (-24.5)

Michael: All of a sudden, the biggest storyline for the Iron Bowl has nothing to do with the action on the field as Nick Saban won’t be on the sideline in Tuscaloosa for the first time since 2006. While that’s sure to be mentioned approximately 200 times on Saturday, it doesn’t really change the fact that Auburn doesn’t stand much of a chance in this game if Tank Bigsby can’t go. The worst performance of Mac Jones’ starting career came in this matchup last season; look for him to get his revenge in this one and set some career numbers against the Tigers.

Alabama 45 Auburn 20

Chris: I have so many thoughts on this game. Most involving 4 letter words that my bosses and editors won’t allow me to say. Here’s the bottom line. Two of Auburn’s last three wins resulted in rule changes at an NCAA level. The other resulted in a Bama national championship. I think Auburn keeps it close early, but ultimately the Tide will roll. If you think for a second Bama fans, Coach Sark, and especially Mac Jones have forgotten about the extra second put on the clock, the two pick sixes, and all the Auburn trash talk that accompanied it, you’re wrong. Very wrong. Bama by a million. Roll Tide.

Alabama 48 Auburn 20

Mississippi State at Ole Miss (-9.5)

Michael: There’s not a game on the SEC schedule that I annually look forward to more than the Egg Bowl. The hatred in this matchup has been known to bring out the best/worst in these two programs and now that Lane Kiffin and Mike Leach are involved, there’s no telling what could happen in Oxford on Saturday. I’m hoping this is a competitive game, but Mississippi State’s strong performance against Georgia seems like the outlier, not a turnaround, for the Bulldogs. If JT Daniels can pass for over 400 yards in his first action in over a year, what is Matt Corral going to be able to accomplish against State’s thinning defense? Both these teams should score points in bunches, but I’ll take the Rebels to win and cover.

Ole Miss 38 Mississippi State 24

Chris: I’ve said this once, and I’ll say it again – don’t give Lane Kiffin a reason to be an A**hole and prove a point. Because he will. In this case I think we see this come to fruition via Eli Moore. Yes Lane Kiffin wants to win, but I think he ALSO wants to rectify the negativity that surrounded Eli Moore’s 2019 Egg Bowl. This Ole Miss offense has been sensational this year, and I think that continues Saturday. This game, for Ole Miss and Eli Moore, will look a lot like the 2014 Iron Bowl with Amari Cooper when Lane was OC at Alabama. Cooper had 224 yards receiving and 3 TDs. I think Moore puts up 250+. And, doesn’t fake pee once.

Ole Miss 44 Miss State 24

LSU at Texas A&M (-14.5)

Michael: This game comes down to a single question, which LSU team shows up? LSU has the talent to play with any team in the nation, but this team’s inconsistency has been maddening. Will it get any better this week with a true freshman quarterback playing in front of a hostile crowd in College Station? The Aggies will be coming off a long layoff, which could make this spread dicey to cover, but last season’s 50-7 loss hasn’t been forgotten this week, regardless of what Jimbo Fisher tries to sell. While the Aggies may not necessarily be elite on offense, their ability to feature a balanced attack should be a nightmare for Bo Pelini’s offense. Much like Florida, Texas A&M should be gunning for style points from here on out.

Texas A&M 52 LSU 20

Chris: Good news, LSU hasn’t given up on their season after all! Bad news, they have to play A&M on the road, and Jimbo needs to prove to the committee that A&M is worthy of making the Top 4 without potentially playing in Atlanta. I don’t care what happened last weekend. LSU is not a good football team. A&M. Big.

Texas A&M 41 LSU 10

Georgia (-21.5) at South Carolina

Michael: Luke Doty provided South Carolina a much-needed spark last weekend, and that came after coming off the bench. Imagine how much better he could have done had he repped as the starting QB all week in Columbia. I can’t imagine I would have liked the matchup of a true freshman quarterback going up against Georgia’s defense this preseason, but Will Rogers just proved that’s not the daunting task we all believed it would be. JT Daniels may have been the big story coming out of last week’s Georgia win, but the Bulldogs’ issues running the ball and suddenly pedestrian defense are huge concerns for me with the season winding down. The Bulldogs appear to be one of the more fatigued teams this season. I would be tempted to possibly pick an outright upset in this game if Shi Smith played and was 100 percent, but it seems unlikely that he will even suit up in this one.

Georgia 35 South Carolina 17

Chris: It took one game for the JT Daniels hype train to not just start but leave the station at 100 mph. Daniels is now a projected 1st Round draft pick. Regardless, the real story for me is USC’s QB. It took almost the whole season for UGA to make the right decision on their signal caller. For the love of God let’s hope Carolina does the same this weekend. The Cocks aren’t going to win, so there’s not really a reason to waste anymore time with Collin Hill. Luke Doty today. Luke Doty tomorrow. And, Luke Doty for the rest of his career in Cola. Kid is so much fun to watch.

UGA 44 South Carolina 17