2024 Georgia Bulldogs Future Market National Championship Favorite

2024 Georgia Bulldogs Future Market National Championship Favorite

Kirby Smart has finally made Georgia what it always aspired to be. There was a sense that the Georgia Bulldogs football program was capable of more than it was delivering. Previously, Georgia won only two national championships (1942 and 1980). And then Kirby Smart arrived to lead his alma mater to glory. Smart led UGA to the 2021 and 2022 national championships. Last year, Georgia was in a College Football Betting position to go for the first 3-peat since Minnesota in the 1930s. But the Bulldogs were upset by Alabama in the SEC championship game.

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Over/Under Win Total:10.5

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2024 Georgia Bulldogs Schedule

  • Aug. 31 vs. Clemson (Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game – Atlanta)
  • Sept. 7 TENNESSEE TECH
  • Sept. 14 at Kentucky
  • Sept. 21 OPEN
  • Sept. 28 at Alabama (ABC – 7:30pmET)
  • Oct. 5 AUBURN
  • Oct. 12 MISSISSIPPI STATE
  • Oct. 19 at Texas
  • Oct. 26 OPEN
  • Nov. 2 vs. Florida (Jacksonville)
  • Nov. 9 at Ole Miss
  • Nov. 16 TENNESSEE
  • Nov. 23 UMASS
  • Nov. 30 GEORGIA TECH

2024 Georgia Bulldogs Preview

With the retirement of Alabama coach Nick Saban, there is a sense that Georgia can form a new SEC dynasty. And Georgia is primed to take sports betting advantage.

Georgia has one of the deepest, most talented College Football Betting rosters in the country. Also, it returns some of the sport’s top players to premium positions. And it isn’t protecting a title for the first time in a while. There’s a reason the Bulldogs are viewed by most as the No. 1 team in the country. Quarterback Carson Beck leads a high-powered offense for coach Kirby Smart. At the same time, the defense is once again among the best in college football.

Georgia got huge news in January when Carson Beck elected to return for another season. Thus giving the Bulldogs one of the top returning quarterbacks in college football. Beck is coming off one of the most prolific passing seasons in school history. And he has plenty of weapons.

Numerous pass-catchers are generating buzz. Senior slot receiver Dominic Lovett had a tremendous spring. Also, the light came on for fifth-year speedster Arian Smith, and Miami (Fla.) transfer Colbie Young also had a huge showing during spring drills. Georgia is also excited about Florida transfer Trevor Etienne at running back. Certainly, he brings an element to the offense that was missing last season.

In addition to the deep collection of skill talent, Georgia returns four starters on the offensive line. And two more players who played meaningful minutes up front a season ago.

Nazir Stackhouse and Warren Brinson are back. Correlate they bring invaluable experience with them. They’ll be joined by some ultra-talented guys who got their feet wet in 2023.

The secondary has to replace three starters. But there’s no shortage of talent. Keep an eye on true freshmen Ellis Robinson IV and KJ Bolden. They were five-star additions to the 2024 class. In turn, both are in the thick of the competition at cornerback and safety, respectively.

Overall, Georgia’s kicking game returns intact. Brett Thorson is back for his final season at Georgia and has been one of the league’s most consistent punters over the past two seasons. Peyton Woodring earned the placekicking job in 2023 as a true freshman.