College Football Week 12 Odds, Picks & Predictions: Vanderbilt vs. Florida (2022)

Let’s take a look at the College Football Week 12 odds, picks, and predictions for this weekend’s game: Vanderbilt vs. Florida.

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College Football Week 12 Odds, Picks & Predictions: Vanderbilt vs. Florida

The Gators have it in an even more dangerous spot. They're in an early kick on the road against a longtime conference doormat. But Vanderbilt has very quietly improved this season.

The Commodores are not only catching over two touchdowns at home here, but they will have one huge on-field matchup going for them: Their rushing offense - led by future NFL running back Ray Davis - will get little resistance from Florida's terrible run defense. Davis has rushed for 297 over the last two games and is looking to go out with a bang.

Florida has already achieved bowl eligibility at 6-4. Sitting at 4-6, Vanderbilt still has a shot to reach its first bowl since 2018. My system says we're getting four points of line value in a vacuum and ancillary factors suggest there's more value here than that. Expect a more spirited game than pundits anticipate.

The pick: Vanderbilt +14.5


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