Football Betting: SEC Over/Under Regular Season Wins Odds

Alabama Crimson Tide (Ov/Un: 10) The defending national champions have gone a perfect 12-0 in each of the last two regular seasons. As the early favorite to win another BCS title, Alabama will likely be favored in all 12 of its regular season contests in 2010. On the road, the Crimson Tide will face Arkansas, South Carolina, Tennessee and LSU in conference play this year. Alabama's most challenging home tilts will be against Penn State, Florida and Auburn. Florida Gators (Ov/Un: 10) Florida has gone 23-1 over the last two regular seasons. However, the departures of quarterback Tim Tebow and some talented defenders from last season will make it difficult for head coach Urban Meyer to match his recent success. The Gators will certainly be in the underdog role for its October 2nd matchup at Alabama. Florida will also face Tennessee, Georgia and Florida State away from Gainesville this season. The club's toughest home games will likely be against LSU and South Carolina. Auburn Tigers (Ov/Un: 8.5) In his first season as the school's head coach in 2009, Gene Chizik was able to make some strides at Auburn in a 7-5 regular season. If the defense can improve, Auburn could win a couple of more games in 2010. The slate is quite favorable for the Tigers. Auburn should be favored in its initial three road games of the year against Mississippi State, Kentucky and Mississippi before the regular season finale at Alabama. Its toughest home contests will be against Clemson, South Carolina, Arkansas, LSU and Georgia. Arkansas Razorbacks (Ov/Un: 8.5) In his two seasons at Arkansas, head coach Bobby Petrino has posted a 7-1 mark against non-conference foes in the regular season. However, the club is just 5-11 in SEC action during this period. With Heisman contender Ryan Mallett directing the offense at quarterback, the Razorbacks could be ready to break through in conference play in 2010. Arkansas must deal with Georgia, Texas A & M, Auburn and South Carolina away from home this season. Its toughest home outings will be against Alabama and LSU. Georgia Bulldogs (Ov/Un: 8.5) Head coach Mark Richt is coming off of his worst season in his nine years with the program after a 7-5 regular season mark in 2009. In each of the previous seven campaigns, Georgia had won nine or more games during the regular season. Away from home, the Bulldogs must face South Carolina, Florida and Auburn this season. Its most challenging games in Athens will be against Arkansas, Tennessee and Georgia Tech.?