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Saturday again. Saturday and the Alabama Crimson Tide are the 2nd best team in the country. THAT’S RIGHT. Their close call to the Texas Longhorns has given Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs top billing in all the land.

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The FanDuel Anti-Alabama College Football Parlay – Georgia & Texas Roll

Let the Alabama hate fuel you. Today, we’re betting on Georgia, the best team in the SEC, and Texas, the team that proved it.

Georgia will visit Columbia, South Carolina, and Spencer Rattler. Georgia hasn’t lost in Columbia since 2014 (or my sophomore year), and like my recollection of that day, no one remembers, and that was a different era. Georgia rolls.

Meanwhile, in Austin, the Longhorns get the Roadrunners of UTSA. No disrespect to the C-USA, but even without Quinn Ewers, this should be an easy cover for a team that just rubbed elbows with Alabama.