Things have been rough this season for Florida baseball and the struggles continued on Friday night as the Gators fell for the second time to the Vanderbilt Commodores to drop the early weekend series. However, Saturday still offers redemption if the Orange and Blue can prevent the sweep.
That said, Kevin O’Sullivan’s team dropped to an even 19-19 overall this spring with just a 7-10 mark in Southeastern Conference play. The Commodores, on the other hand, have shown why they are a top-15 team in the major polls having easily handled the Gators so far.
Below is a look at the betting odds and other pertinent information for Saturday afternoon’s SEC baseball action.
Vanderbilt is favored by 1.5 runs over Florida according to Draft Kings. Here are the full odds as of 11:20 a.m. Saturday.
| TEAM | SPREAD | O/U | MONEY LINE |
| Florida | +1.5 -140 |
O 12.5 -115 |
+120 |
| Vanderbilt | -1.5 +110 |
U 12.5 -115 |
-150 |
| TEAM | PLAYER | RECORD | ERA |
| Vanderbilt | TBA | TBA | TBA |
| Florida | LHP Jac Caglianone | 4-0 | 3.89 |
Jac Caglianone didn’t have his best stuff again last week, but he only gave up three runs against a good South Carolina team. Vanderbilt might be even better, so this will be a big test for Caglianone. The changeup seems to be the Jekyll and Hyde pitch, but his fastball command is getting questionable, too. — David Rosenberg
| Overall | 147-81-1 |
| At Home | 84-24 |
| Away | 57-49-1 |
| Neutral | 6-8 |
Game 3: Florida 5, Vanderbilt 4
— David Rosenberg
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