Tide 100.9 Score Predictions: Alabama vs Georgia

Despite a worrying start to the season, the Crimson Tide made it to the SEC Championship. Tomorrow, they will face off against the Georgia Bulldogs in Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

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Here are the score predictions from our Tide 100.9 show hosts and producers.

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA - DECEMBER 04: Henry To'oTo'o #10 and Will Anderson Jr. #31 of the Alabama Crimson Tide react during the fourth quarter of the SEC Championship game against the Georgia Bulldogs the at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on December 04, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

The Martin Houston Show

Martin Houston: Alabama 34 - Georgia 27
Xavier Houston: Alabama 27 - Georgia 24

"This game is going to be a 'dawg' fight. Georgia streak started after their 2021 loss to Alabama only right Bama puts an end to it. Look for K. Law and Jam Miller to have big roles."
- Xavier

Inside the Locker Room

Wimp Sanderson: Georgia 24 - Alabama 17
Barry Sanderson: Georgia 31 - Alabama 21

The Gary Harris Show

Gary Harris: Georgia 27 - Alabama 24

"I expect it to be a close game, but I’m giving Georgia a slight edge. I hope I’m wrong."

The Millers' Edge

Christian Miller: Alabama 34 - Georgia 31

Big Noon Sports

Matt Coulter: Georgia 33 - Alabama 30
Lars Anderson: Alabama 24 - Georgia 23

"Hate to make this call, but you can’t make mistakes against UGA."
- Matt

The Game

Ryan Fowler: Alabama 35 - Georgia 24

"Alabama avenges their loss in the National Championship game (2021) against the Dawgs, proving that elephants never forget."

The Stingray Show

Steven Stingray: Georgia 38 - Alabama 35

"Alabama looked great until their outing against Auburn. Auburn was able to run the ball on Alabama’s defense for 244 yards and averaged 5.8 yards per rush. Georgia’s last loss came at the hands of Alabama in this very game in 2021. Georgia also hasn’t beaten Alabama in Atlanta since 1942. Georgia’s stout running game keeps Jalen Milroe and Alabama’s explosive offense on the sidelines and finally beats Alabama in Atlanta for the first time since 1942."