This is the espn blog prediction.
Why Georgia wins big: Tennessee is coming off a bye, and there's no doubt the Vols are improved, but their defense is not ready to stop Georgia. Against Oklahoma, Tennessee gave up an average of 7.4 yards per carry to freshman running back Samaje Perine. Georgia's Heisman Trophy candidate, Todd Gurley, is averaging 9.8 yards per carry, and backup Sony Michel averages 10.3 yards per carry. More gloom and doom for the Vols: Once the ground game gets going, Georgia quarterback Hutson Mason will hurt you with the play-action game. He's completing 71.2 percent of his passes this season. Georgia 42, Tennessee 20 -- Jeff Barlis
Why Tennessee keeps it close: This might be a bit of an overreaction to Georgia's loss to South Carolina. It was on the road. And it was decided by less than an inch. But Hutson Mason hasn't showed me he can complement Todd Gurley enough. And the Bulldogs' secondary isn't especially inspiring. Tennessee finds a way to make a few explosive plays though the air (Justin Worley is spoiled at receiver), and the Vols keep it tight well into the fourth quarter. Georgia 23, Tennessee 20 -- Alex Scarborough
I like scarboroughs prediction better but we kick that winning fg.