College Football Odds: Georgia Trails Only Alabama, Florida In SEC Race

To determine whether a newly met Georgia Bulldogs fan is of the classic variety or is just here hoping to see black jerseys again soon, tell them the 2011 Dawgs are among the favorites to win the SEC. A UGA fan who's been raised will plug both ears with his or her hands and exit stage left a la Torrey Smith in an earthquake, while a new jack who's been down since Knowshon Moreno will, I don't know, say he thinks his Dawgs and his Philadelphia Eagles can both win it all this year.

Via BoDog, here are the odds to win the SEC and each division. You'll note the Alabama Crimson Tide and Florida Gators are your favorites, with the latter being a sure sign Vegas has thrown its hands in the air and may never catch them again. The South Carolina Gamecocks are favored over Georgia in the East, but trail both UGA and the LSU Tigers overall. Magic!

You'll also note odds for individual player performances, with Isaiah Crowell's expectations surprisingly high and Aaron Murray's surprisingly low.

Oh right, the odds:

Southeastern Conference 2011 - Odds to Win Conference

Alabama                       9/5

Florida                          9/2

Georgia                         5/1

LSU                              5/1

South Carolina               6/1

Arkansas                      13/1

Tennessee                    18/1

Mississippi State           22/1

Auburn                          28/1

Kentucky                      66/1

Mississippi                    66/1

Vanderbilt                      150/1

 

Southeastern Conference 2011 - Odds to Win East Division

Florida                          9/5

South Carolina               19/10

Georgia                         2/1

Tennessee                    15/2

Kentucky                      25/1

Vanderbilt                      75/1

 

Southeastern Conference 2011 - Odds to Win West Division

Alabama                       10/11

LSU                              5/2

Arkansas                      6/1

Mississippi State           7/1

Auburn                          12/1

Mississippi                    22/1

 

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most passing yards per game?

John Brantley (Florida)                            6/5

Stephen Garcia (South Carolina)             7/5

Aaron Murray (Georgia)                          7/4

 

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most passing touchdowns?        

John Brantley (Florida)                            6/5

Aaron Murray (Georgia)                          7/5

Stephen Garcia (South Carolina)             7/4

 

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most rushing yards per game     ?

Trent Richardson (Alabama)                    3/2

Marcus Lattimore (South Carolina)           7/4

Michael Dyer (Auburn)                            7/2

Isaiah Crowell (Georgia)                          6/1

Tauren Poole (Tennessee)                      8/1

Vick Ballard (Mississippi State)               12/1

 

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most rushing touchdowns?        

Trent Richardson (Alabama)                    3/2

Marcus Lattimore (South Carolina)           7/4

Michael Dyer (Auburn)                            7/2

Vick Ballard (Mississippi State)               6/1

Isaiah Crowell (Georgia)                          17/2

Tauren Poole (Tennessee)                      17/2

 

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most receiving yards per game?           

Alshon Jeffery (South Carolina)                2/1

Greg Childs (Arkansas)                          11/4

Joe Adams (Arkansas)                           3/1

Rueben Randle (LSU)                             9/2

Chad Bumphis (Mississippi State)           5/1

Marquis Maze (Alabama)                        8/1

 

2011 Southeastern Conference - Who will have the most receiving touchdowns?     

Greg Childs (Arkansas)                          9/4

Joe Adams (Arkansas)                           5/2

Alshon Jeffery (South Carolina)                11/4

Rueben Randle (LSU)                             7/2

Chad Bumphis (Mississippi State)           15/2

Marquis Maze (Alabama)                        8/1