South Carolina Gamecocks Visit the Tennessee Volunteers in Week 7 College Football – Betting Odds and Pick

The Tennessee Volunteers will do battle with the visiting South Carolina Gamecocks on Saturday, looking to bolster their record and fatten the pocketbooks of betting fans who back them.

Sportsbook Odds & Computer Pick

Betting fans backing the Tennessee Volunteers here saw them at Sportsbook as -2-point favorites in this college football clash. (Check back shortly for Sportsbook totals at sportsbooks tracked by Odds Shark as none was available at the time this preview was written.)

Handicapping models based on recent betting stats and analytics picked a 36-25 win for the Volunteers. That value could change during the week, if injuries or other factors alter the numbers, so check the college football picks page before game time. View the computer score prediction and who will win the pick on the moneyline for all upcoming NCAAF matchups here.

South Carolina Gamecocks vs Tennessee Volunteers Matchup

Team Betting Records & Power Rankings

Tennessee will face the 4-2 South Carolina Gamecocks, who own a 4-2 ATS mark on the season. In totals betting, the Tennessee Volunteers are 1-4 so far this season while the Gamecocks are 2-4. Stay Informed: follow us on Twitter for odds specials, betting line moves and Tennessee vs South Carolina injuries news.

According to the Power Rankings here at Odds Shark it's the No. 43-rated Tennessee Volunteers and the No. 77-rated South Carolina Gamecocks in this matchup.

Statistical Matchup

Offensively, the game matches up the Tennessee Volunteers No. 97-ranked offense (24.2 PPG) against a South Carolina Gamecocks defense that ranks No. 38 at 21 PPG. The Tennessee Volunteers passing attack has averaged 195.8 yards per game, less than the South Carolina Gamecocks give up through the air (248.83 YPG on average).

Defensively, the South Carolina Gamecocks feature the league's No. 69-rated road run defense, allowing 168 yards per game. Tennessee, meanwhile, ranks No. 104 in rushing offense at home.