3 reasons why Georgia covers the spread.

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As per UGA Wire

The front seven

Arkansas' offensive line struggled in their last game against Utah, only rushing for 61 yards. Their quarterback, KJ Jackson, was also sacked four times. Georgia has a great front seven that has five sacks already through two games. The Dawgs have a stout defense with veteran leadership and playmakers at all three levels. The Razorbacks' offensive line will have a great test, but the Bulldogs will likely win the battle up front.

Georgia's offense

The Bulldogs' offense is one of the best in college football, led by quarterback Gunner Stockton. They've been able to put points on the board, scoring 70 against Western Kentucky last week. Arkansas' secondary was ranked near the bottom in passing yards allowed last season with 245.9. The Bulldogs' offense will be too high-powered for them, as they have a good combination of the run and pass and are balanced. 

Momentum

Georgia has all of the momentum entering the game. They are undefeated and they average 66.5 points per game. Georgia has been clicking all phases of the game, and it doesn't appear that it'll stop now. Head coach Kirby Smart will be sure to have them ready. For Arkansas, but they're not as consistent and are coming off a brutal 43-10 loss at Utah. Arkansas is on a short week of rest and is not ready to beat a Power Four team, much less the No. 2 team in the country.