New Schedule Means Updated Odds for SEC Football Championship

It’s time to take a new look at the odds for the SEC Football Championship! Due to COVID-19, there is a new schedule recently released by the SEC. Gone are the puff games used to build winning records.

Those games have been replaced with battles against previously unscheduled SEC foes.

It’s a trimmed-down schedule with some twists – but one thing remains the same – Alabama is the favorite to win the SEC Championship outright. Alabama and Georgia seem to be the contenders with a few other obvious programs coming in +1400 and lower.

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2020 SEC Championship Top Contenders

Alabama Crimson Tide -130

Georgia Bulldogs +240

LSU Tigers +700

Florida Gators +800

Auburn Tigers +1400

Texas A&M +1400

The eye-opening part of the odds list is the gap between the favorites and the other teams in the SEC. Texas A&M comes in at +1400 with the next school, Tennessee, sporting a +10000. That’s a huge gap!

But it’s also a window for a huge sports betting payoff if somebody takes one of the teams after Texas A&M and that school pulls out the miracle season.

Complete odds with predicted win totals for the fourteen SEC football teams are listed below following schedule breakdown.

The Weekly SEC Football Schedule 2020

The new schedule for the SEC is all-conference only starting the week of September 26th. The SEC is not allowing programs to schedule games outside of the conference which gives each team a ten-game regular season schedule because of the COVID-19 impact on college football.

The schedule also includes several off days after the first few weeks and a built-in “make-up” day for any games postponed due to COVID-19.

Week One:

Alabama at Missouri

Florida at Ole Miss

Georgia at Arkansas

Kentucky at Auburn

Mississippi State at LSU

Tennessee at South Carolina

Vanderbilt at Texas A&M

Week Two:

Texas A&M at Alabama

Arkansas at Mississippi State

Auburn at Georgia

South Carolina at Florida

Ole Miss at Kentucky

LSU at Vanderbilt

Missouri at Tennessee

Week Three:

Alabama at Ole Miss

Arkansas at Auburn

Tennessee at Georgia

Florida at Texas A&M

Mississippi State at Kentucky

Missouri at LSU

South Carolina at Vanderbilt

Week Four:

Georgia at Alabama

Ole Miss at Arkansas

Auburn at South Carolina

LSU at Florida

Kentucky at Tennessee

Texas A&M at Mississippi State

Vanderbilt at Missouri

Week Five: Start of Built-in “off” weeks

Alabama at Tennessee

Auburn at Ole Miss

Missouri at Florida

Georgia at Kentucky

South Carolina at LSU

OFF: Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Arkansas

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Week Six:

Mississippi State at Alabama

Arkansas at Texas A&M

LSU at Auburn

Kentucky at Missouri

Ole Miss at Vanderbilt

OFF: Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee

Week Seven:

Tennessee at Arkansas

Florida vs. Georgia (Jacksonville, FL)

Vanderbilt at Mississippi State

Texas A&M at South Carolina

OFF: Alabama, Auburn, LSU, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Missouri

Week Eight:

Alabama at LSU

Arkansas at Florida

Auburn at Mississippi State

Georgia at Missouri

Vanderbilt at Kentucky

South Carolina at Ole Miss

Texas A&M at Tennessee

Week Nine:

Kentucky at Alabama

LSU at Arkansas

Tennessee at Auburn

Florida at Vanderbilt

Mississippi State at Georgia

Ole Miss at Texas A&M

Missouri at South Carolina

Week Ten:

Auburn at Alabama

Arkansas at Missouri

Kentucky at Florida

Georgia at South Carolina

LSU at Texas A&M

Mississippi State at Ole Miss

Tennessee at Vanderbilt

Week Eleven:

Alabama at Arkansas

Texas A&M at Auburn

Florida at Tennessee

Vanderbilt at Georgia

South Carolina at Kentucky

Ole Miss at LSU

Missouri at Mississippi State

Week Twelve: – December, 12 is the date set for a mandatory week off in case postponed games need to be rescheduled.

Week Thirteen: – December, 19 – 2020 SEC Championship Game

SEC Football Championship Futures

Below are the odds to win the SEC Championship in 2020, plus my win total predictions for every team. Note that if Alabama suffers a loss that would make the postseason bowl line-ups interesting. Also, note that the SEC East and West have been combined for overall conference odds below.

College football handicappers can wager on updated SEC win totals at the BetOnline Sportsbook.

Alabama -130 – Over 8.5 Wins (-125)

Georgia +240 – Under 8.5 Wins (-105)

LSU +700 – Over 7 Wins (-140)

Florida +800 – Over 8 Wins (-115)

Auburn +1400 – Over 6.5 Wins (-115)

Texas A&M +1400 – Under 7 Wins (-115)

Tennessee +10000 – Over 5 Wins (-115)

Mississippi State +10000 – Under4 Wins (-200)

Ole Miss +15000 – Under 4 Wins (-115)

South Carolina +15000 – Over 3.5 Wins (-130)

Kentucky +15000 – Under 5 Wins (+115)

Missouri +15000 – Under 2.5 Wins (+110)

Vanderbilt +25000, 1/9

Arkansas +50000, 0/9