Texas +110 favorite in crowded SEC

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By Only Players Staff

Updated 11/11/24 2:21am ET

The SEC features eight ranked teams, include three with one loss and five schools with two losses. However, oddsmakers have a clear idea of the betting favorite.

Texas, which has a 4-1 record in conference play, is a +110 favorite at DraftKings to win the conference title game, while 5-1 Tennessee is +500 and 5-1 Texas A&M is +650.

The Longhorns finish the regular season with a home game against Kentucky and road games against Arkansas and #14 Texas A&M. UT will be favored against the Aggies, which is why there is a such a large gap in their conference odds.

Alabama, which is 4-2 in conference play, also has +650 odds. The Crimson Tide have a relatively easy remaining schedule with games against Oklahoma and Auburn but also need some help to reach the SEC title game.

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SEC title odds, courtesy of DraftKings

Texas +110

Tennessee +500

Texas A&M +650

Alabama +650

Ole Miss +700

Georgia +1300

LSU +3500

Missouri +25000

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