Will this be the week Georgia gets back on track, or is Auburn going to do Auburn stuff? The Tigers blew a 17-0 lead to LSU last week and have been an abysmal second-half team. Still, as they did with Alabama, the oddsmakers aren't concerned about the Dawgs in their rivalry tilt against Auburn. 2 Georgia: The Bulldogs have struggled a lot more than we've been accustomed to seeing in their last two games, messing around with Kent State two weeks ago and then needing a double-digit comeback to beat Missouri on Saturday. Still, while Texas A&M's offense has been terrible, the Aggies' defense has remained stout and could provide a challenge to Alabama, Bryce Young or not.Īuburn (+28) at No. 1 Alabama: Will Bryce Young play? If he does, how healthy will he be? Also, how much will it matter against a Texas A&M team that's been anemic offensively? The oddsmakers don't seem all that worried, making Alabama a 24-point favorite in this game. Here's a quick look at those games and the lines from the rest of the top 25 in Week 6. 25 LSU returned to the rankings this week after coming back from a 17-0 deficit to beat Auburn and will host an undefeated No.

Our third battle of ranked teams will take place in the SEC. Out west, we have a Pac-12 battle when No. 19 Kansas have been two of the biggest surprises in the country this season, and they will square off Saturday in a game that will significantly impact the Big 12 Championship Game race.

There are only three games between ranked opponents in Week 6, one of which includes couple of Big 12 upstarts. Some of those teams will be squaring off in Week 6's biggest games. Seven teams fell out of the AP Top 25, meaning seven new teams entered, and many of them aren't ones you typically expect to see ranked. Week 5 may not have featured a lot of shocking upsets, but it shook the apple cart up a bit.

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