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The Auburn Tigers and Maryland Terrapins will travel to Nashville, Tennessee, on December 30 for the 26th annual TransPerfect Music City Bowl. These two teams have met three times in the past, with Auburn leading the series 2-1, the last meeting being in 1983.
Auburn will make its 47th bowl appearance and third appearance in the Music City Bowl under first-year head coach Hugh Freeze. It wasn’t the season the Tigers had hoped for, finishing with a 6-6 record.
The Terrapins, meanwhile, will be led by senior quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa, the brother of Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. The latter finished the season with 3,307 passing yards and 25 touchdowns. Tagovailoa also earned the title as the Big Ten’s all-time passing yardage leader and was named Polynesian College Football’s Offensive Player of the Year.
2023 Music City Bowl: Auburn Tigers vs Maryland Terrapins Prediction:
BetMGM: Auburn will win
“Based on recent trends, the Winning Teams Model predicts Auburn will win this bowl game with 59.4 percent confidence,” the staff wrote.
ESPN: Tigers have a 53% chance of winning
According to ESPN game predictions, the Auburn Tigers have a 53.1% chance of defeating the Maryland Terrapins in the 2023 Music City Bowl.
Bleacher Nation: Terrapins will win
“Our predictions for Auburn vs. Maryland have the Terrapins (+114 on the moneyline) as the winning pick. For the over/under, we favor the 50-plus-point team,” the staff wrote.
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2023 Music City Bowl: Auburn Tigers vs. Maryland Terrapins Odds, Betting Lines:
The Auburn Tigers are the favorite to beat the Maryland Terrapins, according to BetMGM NCAA odds.
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- spread: Auburn(-2.5)
- Money line: Auburn (-125); Maryland (+105)
- up and down: 50.5
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