Game day betting odds, predictions for Auburn vs Vanderbilt – Auburn Wire

It is game day for the Auburn Tigers. Auburn hosts Vanderbilt for a key SEC showdown on Saturday at 3:15 p.m. CT on SEC Network.
The point spread has altered slightly from Monday’s release, but Auburn remains a two-possession favorite over the visiting Commodores. A win would give Auburn its first SEC victory of the season and would be a great bounce-back game after losing to Florida in Week 3. Vanderbilt is 3-0, most recently defeating NC State in Week 3.
Auburn trails Vanderbilt in the series, 23-22-1, and has lost two straight games. The Commodores topped Auburn in Nashville last season, 45-38, in overtime, in what was the first game following the dismissal of Hugh Freeze. Ashton Daniels passed for 353 yards and two scores in the game while Jeremiah Cobb ran for 115 yards in the loss. In 2024, Diego Pavia’s good fortune with Auburn continued when he led the Commodores to a 17-7 win over the Tigers at Jordan-Hare Stadium.
Here is a look at the final betting odds for Auburn football’s Week 4 matchup vs. Vanderbilt.
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Friday, Sept. 25
Auburn 34, Vanderbilt 24
Auburn 31, Florida 24
Auburn 31, Florida 24
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