Projected 2018 Win Totals For Each SEC Football Team
The 2018 college football season doesn't start for several months, and while spring practices are wrapping up, we're already pining for the return of Saturdays full of football. Vegas is, too, as they've released the projected win totals for every team in the SEC for the upcoming season.
Here is the full over/under list, via BetDSI Sportsbook:
SEC WEST
Alabama 2018 regular season win total
Over 10.5 (-130)
Under 10.5 (+100)
Auburn 2018 regular season win total
Over 9 (-110)
Under 9 (-120)
Mississippi State 2018 regular season win total
Over 8 (-115)
Under 8 (-115)
LSU 2018 regular season win total
Over 7.5 (-120)
Under 7.5 (-110)
Texas A&M 2018 regular season win total
Over 7 (-120)
Under 7 (-110)
Ole Miss 2018 regular season win total
Over 6 (-130)
Under 6 (+100)
Arkansas 2018 regular season win total
Over 5.5 (-110)
Under 5.5 (-120)
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SEC EAST
Georgia 2018 regular season win total
Over 10.5 (-115)
Under 10.5 (-115)
South Carolina 2018 regular season win total
Over 7 (-115)
Under 7 (-115)
Florida 2018 regular season win total
Over 7 (-110)
Under 7 (-120)
Missouri 2018 regular season win total
Over 6.5 (-105)
Under 6.5 (-125)
Kentucky 2018 regular season win total
Over 6 (-120)
Under 6 (-110)
Tennessee 2018 regular season win total
Over 5.5 (-110)
Under 5.5 (-120)
Vanderbilt 2018 regular season win total
Over 5 (+100)
Under 5 (-130)
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