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Go With The Flow: DawgNation experts preview the weekend’s top games

Georgia’s game against Vanderbilt was postponed for Saturday, but there’s still a busy slate of college football action on tap. With that in mind, DawgNation’s team of experts shared their thoughts on those games.

Texas A&M at Auburn (+6)

Saturday’s game for Texas A&M stands as arguably the most important one so far in the Jimbo Fisher era, and possibly the most important game the Aggies have played since knocking off Alabama in their first year of SEC play back in 2012.

A win will keep Texas A&M’s faint Playoff hopes alive as a potential at-large selection.

The Aggies have covered in five of their last seven true road games — including at Clemson in a 24-10 loss as 16-point underdogs last season.

The only road games Texas A&M has failed to cover over that span were to Alabama this season and eventual national champion LSU last season.

By comparison, Auburn has been tough against the spread at home. The Tigers have covered in 10 of their last 12 at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Florida at Tennessee (+18)

The Vols are a big underdog and desperate for a better performance after losing their last five games — all by 11 or more points. However, if recent history is a guide, Tennessee will find success hard to come by against Florida.

Jeremy Pruitt has lost both of his previous games against the Gators by an average of 28.5 points. And Tennessee has only once straight up once in its last 15 meetings with Florida.

Alabama at LSU (+29.5)

ESPN reported this week that LSU is the largest underdog as a defending national champion in the last 40 years. Only one defending champ, Auburn in 2011, has been as much as a 20-point underdog previously.

That should be all the handicapping this game requires. LSU is totally overmatched, and Alabama is possibly out for revenge after the Tigers boasted loudly after winning last season in Tuscaloosa (Lines and trend data — except where noted — courtesy of OddsShark).

For more on this week’s top games, including the rest of the SEC and a top-25 matchup in the Big Ten, check out the latest edition of Go With The Flow, linked above.