Bovado odds to win the SEC

[Fingers]

NCAA Football 2016 Season - Odds to win the SEC East Division

Tennessee 4/5

Georgia 2/1

Florida 9/2

Missouri 16/1

Kentucky 25/1

South Carolina 25/1

Vanderbilt 25/1

NCAA Football 2016 Season - Odds to win the SEC West Division

Alabama 4/5

LSU 9/4

Auburn 7/1

Ole Miss 12/1

Arkansas 14/1

Texas A&M 14/1

Mississippi State 20/1

NCAA Football 2016 Season - Odds to win the SEC Championship

Alabama 7/4

LSU 7/2

Tennessee 7/2

Georgia 9/1

Ole Miss 10/1

Texas A&M 16/1

Auburn 18/1

Florida 18/1

Arkansas 20/1

Kentucky 50/1

Missouri 50/1

Mississippi State 50/1

South Carolina 66/1

Vanderbilt 100/1

Alabama heavy favorite to win the West, SEC. Tennessee is the darling of the East. - Roll 'Bama Roll

 

[Dobbs 4 Heisman]

We should be at 1/1 odds.

2016 title lock.

 

[volinseattle]

We should be at 1/1 odds.

2016 title lock.

While I get what you're saying, 4/5 odds are technically better than 1/1.

 

[OrangeByBirth]

4/5 is odds on. At this point, NO team is odds on.

Favorite? OK ... but be realistic.

 

[bamawriter]

We should be at 1/1 odds.

2016 title lock.

Derp.

 

[Coach_Z]

South Carolina, woof

 

[Power T-Rev]

While I get what you're saying, 4/5 odds are technically better than 1/1.

Don't you know D4H doesn't do math?

 

[Enki_Amenra]

Derp.

The irony.

 

[He_Made_It]

5-0 is the key for winning the East..

 

[JackBombero]

Anyone else a little afraid when odds are good?

 

[checkerboards09]

Anyone else a little afraid when odds are good?

No. This is Tennessee, expectations are supposed to be high.

 

[VolAllen]

Anyone else a little afraid when odds are good?

I was more afraid when odds were bad.

 

[JackBombero]

No. This is Tennessee, expectations are supposed to be high.

I'm a little jaded from the past 10 years of underwhelming performances.
I for one am looking forward to Tennessee exceeding expectations.

 

[VolPack22]

So Auburn has better odds of winning the West but Ole Miss and A&M have a better shot at winning the SEC. Makes a lot of sense to me. Makes just about as much sense as the SEC media members picking Alabama to win the West but Auburn to win the SEC last year. Some of these oddsmakers and "prediction experts" are ridiculous.

 

[chuckb1448]

So Auburn has better odds of winning the West but Ole Miss and A&M have a better shot at winning the SEC. Makes a lot of sense to me. Makes just about as much sense as the SEC media members picking Alabama to win the West but Auburn to win the SEC last year. Some of these oddsmakers and "prediction experts" are ridiculous.

You are correct, I racked my brain until I just gave up last year trying to figure that one out.

 

[Titans4Vols]

You are correct, I racked my brain until I just gave up last year trying to figure that one out.

Media members voted and selected Auburn to win the SEC championship with 96 votes compared to Alabama's 80, but the Tigers picked up less aggregate points in the divisional voting, with Alabama edging Auburn 1,405-1,362 in the SEC West.

Auburn picked up 108 of 225 possible votes to win the SEC West. Alabama had 92 votes, but the Tigers had a wider range of appearances on voters' ballots.

So basically Auburn appeared lower in the SEC West than Bama did(and more often than they did) in picking the order of the West, but received more overall SEC championship votes.