Ut Alabama Game Spread
Is Alabama the Favorite to Win the SEC?
What are the latest odds for Alabama vs. According to BetMGM, the latest betting line is Alabama -8.5 and the over/under is at 74.5. And if you want to watch the game but need a. 1 -115 Alabama State @ Southern University-105 +1 60-57 o133 Details +6 +220 Southern University @ Alabama State -260 -6 65-69 o136.5 Details Southern University @ Alabama State 71-67 Details. — Alabama is 15-8-1 against the spread after a bye under Saban since 2007. — LSU is 6-0 against the spread as an underdog since Ed Orgeron took over as the full-time head coach in 2017. Alabama enters the contest as a 21.5-point favorite over the Vols. The game over/under for points is 65.5 according to BetMGM. Looking for some action on this game or others? Place your legal sports wagers online at BetMGM in CO, IN, NJ and WV. 2020 Tennessee football schedule. 9/26 at South Carolina (W, 31-27) 10/3 vs. Missouri (W, 35-12).
It wasn't unusual seeing an SEC team winning the national championship last season. It was unusual that it wasn't Alabama, and they weren't even part of the four-team national playoff.
Head coach Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide have high expectations again this season and they're expected to win the SEC. (AP)
Losing quarterback Tua Tagovailoa late in the season due to a hip injury certainly didn't help. The Crimson Tide have lost tremendous amounts of players to the NFL Draft in recent seasons, and this season is no exception. Tua is off to play on Sundays, as are wide receivers Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs III. However, head coach Nick Saban will have plenty of players to help Alabama bounce right back. LSU is also looking to replace plenty of key players lost to the draft, so why shouldn't the Tide be rolling back in?
2020 SEC Championship Game Odds
- Alabama 4/5
- Georgia 2/1
- LSU 13/2
- Florida 9/1
- Texas A&M 14/1
- Auburn 16/1
- Tennessee 50/1
- Kentucky 100/1
- Mississippi State 125/1
- Missouri 125/1
- Ole Miss 125/1
- South Carolina 125/1
- Arkansas 250/1
- Vanderbilt 250/1
How to read Futures Odds
American: Alabama -143Fractional: Alabama 7/10
Decimal: Alabama 1.7
Implied Probability: 58.8%
Bettors placing a $100 wager on Alabama would win $158, which includes your $100 stake. The Crimson Tide are listed as a 3/1 betting choice (Bet $100 to win $300) to win the 2020-21 College Football Playoff.
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East vs. West
It's all about the SEC West lately, but do Florida and Georgia have the tools to upset the balance of power in the league?
Florida has the luxury of facing LSU at home on Oct. 10, but they do not have to face Alabama or Auburn until a potential appearance in the SEC title game. That helps their chances tremendously. Georgia isn't as fortunate, as they travel to Alabama on Sept. 19, they have to face Auburn on Oct. 10 and they also play against Florida on Halloween in Jacksonville. A tough test at South Carolina also looms Nov. 7, so the Bulldogs have a much tougher road than their rivals across the Florida-Georgia line.
In most years, it's all about the West, but the fact the Tide and defending champ LSU Tigers are breaking in new quarterbacks and key offensive personnel makes the SEC wide open. The Gators might be the team to step right up and take advantage, and they have a sick defense led by NFL-caliber players like Amari Burney, Zachary Carter and Marco Wilson.
The 2020 Win Total betting market was taken off the board due to the shortened schedules in college football this season. Listed below are the win totals prior to several conferences postponing their seasons.
2020 SEC Win Totals
Alabama Crimson Tide: Over 10½ -145 Under 10½ +125Arkansas Razorbacks: Over 3½ -105 Under 3½ -115
Auburn Tigers: Over 8½ -190 Under 8½ +170
Florida Gators: Over 10 -135 Under 10 +115
Georgia Bulldogs: Over 10 +105 Under 10 -125
Kentucky Wildcats: Over 7 -135 Under 7 +115
Louisiana State Tigers: Over 9 +110 Under 9 -130
Mississippi Rebels: Over 5½ -145 Under 5½ +125
Mississippi State Bulldogs: Over 6½ +145 Under 6½ -165
Missouri Tigers: Over 5 -145 Under 5 +125
South Carolina Gamecocks: Over 5½ -160 Under 5½ +140
Tennessee Volunteers: Over 7½ -145 Under 7.+125
Texas A&M Aggies: Over 9½ +135 Under 9½ -155
Vanderbilt Commodores: Over 3 -150 Under 3 +130
SEC Win Totals to Watch
There is a lot of excitement in Oxford, as Ole Miss was able to lure Lane Kiffin from Florida Atlantic after a pair of Conference USA championships. His Rebels will open with Baylor, before a respite against Southeast Missouri. But then the Rebs face Auburn, LSU and Alabama the next three weeks before a date with Florida on Oct. 17, too. Welcome back to the SEC, Lane Train! Even if the Rebels lose to Baylor, LSU, Alabama and Florida, they have very, very winnable games against SE Missouri, Vandy, UConn, Arkansas and Georgia Southern. Kiffin will have his team rounded into form, and they might even pull an upset or two during that early gauntlet. Over 5½ (-145) looks like a pretty solid proposition.
Is Tennessee back? The Volunteers picked themselves up and dusted themselves off after an ugly start in 2019, rallying down the stretch to go bowling. That's all well and good, but this team has road trips to Oklahoma and Georgia, while facing the likes of Alabama and Florida at home. Unless they pull off an upset in one of those games, they would have to win all of their remaining games to hit the Over 7½. The Vols have been less than dependable winning on a regular basis in recent seasons, and they'll likely get tripped up against somebody they should beat, so Under 7½ (+125) looks like the better bet here.
Like the other team in the Magnolia State, Mississippi State has a shiny new (well, older) coach in Mike Leach. He joins a who's who list of coaches in the ultra-competitive SEC West. We'll learn a lot about Leach in the opening month of the season. Home games against New Mexico, Arkansas and Tulane should be winnable games. A loss in any of those games will make an Under 6½ (-165) play a near certainty. The Bulldogs have back-to-back trips to Bama and LSU in October, followed by a home game against Auburn. After September, the only slam-dunk win chance looks to be Alabama A&M on Nov. 21. Whether the Bulldogs hit the Over or Under in wins might come down to the Egg Bowl on Thanksgiving night.
How do I bet Win Totals?
College Football Win Totals can be grouped into future wagers since you’re betting on the outcome of a school over the course of a season and its production. Oddsmakers set a number prior to the season on how many wins a team will finish with at the end of their regular season schedule.
The majority of college football teams play 12 games and Win Total wagers do not include postseason matchups. Those matchups include conference title contests, bowls or playoff games. Some sportsbooks have rules on these wagers where a team must play ‘all’ 12 regular season games or the wager is void. It’s not uncommon to see games postponed throughout the season due to weather in the United States.
After the number is set, you either bet ‘over’ or ‘under’ on the Win Total. The number of wins is created to get the most two-way action for over and under wagers and if the sportsbook believes one side will receive more action, they normally add a higher tax (juice) on that wager.
Example: Auburn Tigers Over 8½ (-190)
Instead of making Auburn Over 9 wins, the oddsmakers will make bettors lay $190 to win $100 for the Tigers to finish with records of 9-3 or better to cash Over 8½ tickets. Since the Win Total on Auburn isn't a whole number, an 'over' or 'under' result will take place one way or another. However, if a team lands exactly on its Win Total then the bet is refunded since its considered a 'tie' or what many call a 'push' in the sports betting industry.
The 2020 'Game of the Year' betting market was taken off the board as four major college football conferences postponed their fall seasons. Listed below are the odds for the key matchups posted prior to those announcements.
SEC Game of the Year Odds
Game of the Year Odds in college football are easy to understand and it gives bettors the ability to place early wages on anticipated matchups for the upcoming college football season. Sportsbooks are currently offering point-spreads and money-line wagers for the Game of the Year odds and once you lock in your bet, that's the line you'll keep regardless of what happens between the time that you placeed the wager and up until kickoff.
The SEC currently has 35 games highlighted for bettors for the 2020 college football season, featuring both non-conference and conference matchups.
Must See Non-Conference Matchups
- Week 1 - USC vs. Alabama (-14)
- Week 1 - Baylor at Ole Miss (-2)
- Week 2 - Texas at LSU (-5)
- Week 2 - North Carolina at Auburn (-5.5)
- Week 13 - Florida (-10.5) at Florida State
Must See SEC Matchups
- Week 3 - Georgia (+7.5) at Alabama (-7.5)
- Week 6 - LSU (+2.5) at Florida (-2.5)
- Week 9 - Florida (+3.5) vs. Georgia (-3.5)
- Week 10 - Alabama (-2.5) at LSU
- Week 12 - LSU at Auburn (PK)
- Week 13 - Mississippi State at Ole Miss (-3.5)
- Week 13 - LSU at Texas A&M (PK)
- Week 13 - Auburn at Alabama (-13.5)
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2020 SEC Heisman Trophy Contenders
The Heisman Trophy is the most prestigious individual award in college football and it's become a popular betting market. Prior to and during the regular season, oddsmakers open and adjust their numbers on the top contenders and some of the returns have been very generous.
The SEC captured the Heisman Trophy in 2019 as LSU quarterback Joe Burrow won the award. Prior to that victory, running back Derrick Henry of Alabama hoisted the trophy in 2015. The SEC has had four Heisman winners since 2010.
SEC quarterbacks are leading the Heisman Trophy future odds again in 2020 and QB Jamie Newman of Georgia is the top betting choice at 6/1 odds (Bet $100 to win $600) among his fellow conference opponents.
Odds to win 2020 Heisman Trophy
(Position, SEC Player, School, Odds)- QB Jamie Newman, Georgia 6/1
- QB Myles Brennan, LSU 14/1
- QB Bo Nix Auburn, 16/1
- QB Mac Jones, Alabama 20/1
- QB Bryce Young, Alabama 33/1
- QB Kyle Trask, Florida 40/1
- RB Najee Harris, Alabama 50/1
- RB Kylin Hill, Mississippi State 50/1
- QB Kellen Mond, Texas A&M 50/1
- WR Jaylen Waddle, Alabama 50/1
- WR Ja'Marr Chase, LSU 66/1
- WR Seth Williams, Auburn 66/1
- QB Stetson Bennett, Georgia 66/1
- RB Zamir White, Georgia 66/1
- WR Devonta Smith, Alabama 80/1
- CB Derek Stingley, LSU 100/1
- QB Taulia Tagovailoa, Alabama 100/1
- QB John Rhys Plumlee, Ole Miss 100/1
- QB Feleipe Franks, Arkansas 125/1
- WR Kadrius Toney, Florida 125/1
- WR Racey McMath, LSU 200/1
- QB Jarret Guarantano, Tennessee 200/1
- QB Harrison Bailey, Tennessee 250/1
- QB Matt Corral, Mississippi 250/1
- QB Brian Maurer, Tennessee 250/1
What is the SEC Championship?
The SEC Championship takes place normally on the first Saturday in December and the history of this game goes back to 1992. The champions of the Eastern and Western divisions will square off for the title, which has taken place at Atlanta, Georgia since 1994.
Alabama has the most all-time SEC title wins with eight while Florida is right behind them with seven championships. The SEC West has won nine of the last 10 championships.
- Date: Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020
- Time: 4:00 p.m. ET
- Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia
- Network: CBS
SEC Championship Game Betting History
The 2020 SEC title game will be the 29th installment for the conference and it's been very 'chalky' outcomes. In the first 28 matchups, favorites have gone 23-5 straight up (SU). Bettors have watched favorites go 14-13-1 against the spread (ATS) during this span so it does show you that the point-spread does matter.
The 'over' has posted a 17-11 record and the high side has connected in nine of the previous 11 SEC championships.
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Ut Alabama Game Spread
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, welcomes fans to campus Saturday, October 24, for the football game against the University of Alabama. A sold-out matchup, this is UT’s third home football game of the 2020 season.
Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. EDT in Neyland Stadium. Gates open at 1:30 p.m. CBS will televise the game. Fans are encouraged to visit UTSports.com/gameday/football or follow @UTGameday on Twitter for the latest updates on game information.
“The response and cooperation from our fans so far this season have been fantastic,” Director of Athletics Phillip Fulmer said. “They have demonstrated a clear willingness to follow our new health and safety protocols. With three more home games remaining, we’re still in this fight against COVID-19, and everyone’s continued cooperation is imperative. I expect that Volunteer spirit to remain on full display, and I want to thank everyone who’s contributing to a safe and healthy atmosphere at Neyland Stadium.”
At the conclusion of Saturday’s national anthem, a KC-135 Stratotanker from the 134th Air Refueling Wing, a Tennessee Air National Guard unit based at McGhee Tyson Airport, will conduct a flyover of the stadium.
Game Day Safety Measures
Due to the pandemic, the university reminds fans of the following adjustments to the game day experience:
- Parking lots will open four hours before kickoff. For more information, visit the Parking and Transit Services game day web page.
- The Vol Walk and the Pride of the Southland Band march will not take place. The Toyota Volunteer Village, located in the Humanities Plaza, will offer activities for fans attending the game.
- The kickoff call-in show broadcast stage near the Gate 21 Plaza will be absent this season, with the broadcast continuing to be available for listeners via the Vol Radio Network.
- A limited number of boat mooring spaces will be available at the Volunteer Landing and Vol Navy docks. Shuttles will not be available.
- University-sponsored tailgates will not take place, but fans will be allowed to bring a tent as large as 10 feet by 10 feet for their group.
- Tents can be set up four hours before kickoff and must not block parking spaces or vehicle traffic within a parking area.
- Gatherings should include only family members or individuals who plan to sit together in the stadium.
- Masks are required for all fans as they enter, exit, and move around in the stadium. Fans can pull down their masks when eating or drinking but otherwise must keep their nose and mouth covered and should maintain social distancing by staying in their assigned space. Face shields are allowed but cannot be used in place of a mask.
- Fans can bring into the stadium one unopened factory-sealed clear water bottle per person.
- The same policies apply to fans sitting in the student section of the stadium.
Plexiglass screens have been installed at all concession stands, and hand sanitizer dispensers are available throughout the stadium. The Southeastern Conference is allowing beer sales in metal cans this season to reduce wait times. Anyone attempting to enter the stadium with alcohol will be denied entry.
Stadium staff will go through a health screening before entering the stadium. Fans are asked to perform a health self-screen and stay home if they feel sick or may have been exposed to COVID-19.
Because of reduced seating capacity and the absence of university-sponsored tailgating, restrooms in Thompson-Boling Arena will not be open to the public. Restrooms in the Student Union will be open to the public, and portable toilets will be available.
The university has transitioned to a digital ticketing system. Fans are strongly encouraged to download their tickets on their phone before arriving. Fans who purchase tickets from any source other than Tennessee Athletics and AllVols.com should note that the university cannot guarantee the location of those seats to be socially distant from other ticket holders.
The number of entry gates to the stadium has been reduced this year. However, all gates will be open for exiting the stadium after the game has ended.
Smoking is prohibited at UT, including within private vehicles parked or operated on university property. The prohibition extends to any lighted tobacco, electronic cigarettes, and other vape devices.
As required by the SEC, fans are allowed to bring to the stadium one clear plastic bag no larger than 12 inches by 6 inches by 12 inches or a one-gallon clear resealable plastic storage bag. They also will be allowed a small clutch purse not to exceed 4.5 inches by 6.5 inches.
Fans interested in purchasing an approved clear bag should visit the Official Team Store at Neyland Stadium; VolShop locations in the Student Union, at the corner of Cumberland Avenue and 17th Street, and in University Commons; and other area retailers.
No other bags will be allowed inside the stadium. All items are subject to search at the gates.
Other prohibited items:
- Artificial noisemakers
- Open umbrellas
- Outside food, snacks, and beverages
- Radios without headphones
- Video cameras, professional cameras, and cameras with detachable lenses
- Stadium seats with arms or side pockets
- Selfie sticks
- Weapons of any kind, including pocket knives
No items can be stored or left at the gates. Fans can bring the following items inside the stadium, subject to search at the gates:
- Cushions or seats without arms or side pockets
- Small cameras, binoculars, and mobile phones
- Small bags with medically necessary items (Note: Diapers and non-medically necessary items for babies and young children must be carried in a clear bag.)
For more information, read the clear bag and prohibited items policy.
Suspicious activity can be reported to UT Police at 865-974-3114.
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CONTACT:
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