Georgia came into the year with one of the best offenses in the country. Their best WR Malcolm Mitchell is out. Half of their two-headed Gurshall running attack, Keith Marshall is out. Now the other half Todd Gurley is doubtful. Wide receiver Justin Scott-Wesley is also out. He had 16 catches. So the Dawgs once powerful offense is no more.

Their defense has struggled. They enter the Missouri contest last in the league in points allowed (32.2), 12th against the pass (264.6) and 10th in yardage allowed (403.8). They made the Tennessee offense, piloted by the worst quarterback in the SEC, look like world-beaters this past Saturday.

Quietly, Missouri is undefeated and 4-1 against the spread. Yes this is their toughest test, but they play a team that has been devastated by injuries.