With Nick Saban retiring and Texas and Oklahoma both joining the conference, the SEC will
look very different next season. While Alabama is the defending champs, this looks like
Georgia’s conference to lose as they are not only the favorites to win the SEC but also to win
the national title.
Georgia Bulldogs (+190)
Since taking over in 2016, Kirby Smart has compiled a record of 56-9 in SEC play and has won
two Conference Championship titles in 2017 and 2022. This team piled up five-star talent and is
looking to make amends for not getting into the playoffs last season, even though they probably
should have. Georgia is led by QB Carson Beck, who could be the top pick in the 2025 NFL
Draft. Defensively, it’s led by All-American candidates, including Mykel Williams and Malaki
Starks.
Texas Longhorns (+325)
The Longhorns made the College Football Playoffs for the first time last season and will be led
by Heisman contender, Quinn Ewers. There’s a lot of hype around the sophomore quarterback
as he will likely be a top-5 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. While they do have some talent from last
season, Texas lost three pass catchers, two defensive linemen, and a running back, who all
went in the first 101 picks of the 2024 NFL Draft. The Longhorns do have the Bulldogs on the
schedule and that could hurt their chances of making it to the conference title game.
Alabama Crimson Tide (+600)
After leading Washington to the national championship game, Kalen DeBoer looks to take over
from Saban and get this program back to the playoffs. He was able to turn around the Huskies
in just two years and knows about offense as he got Michael Penix Jr. and Rome Odunze
drafted in the top-9 of the 2024 NFL Draft. Jalen Milroe returns behind center, a terrorizing
offensive line, and with a defense full of blue chips, don’t count out the Crimson Tide in the
post-Saban era.
LSU Tigers (+950)
This conference is full of NFL quarterback prospects and you can add one more to the mix with
Garrett Nussmeier. Over the past two seasons, Nussmeier managed to compile 1,391 yards
with 9 touchdowns on 61.7% passing. The offense will have its’ playmakers but the defense
needs to be better. Last season the Tigers allowed 28 points a game, but with the addition of
Blake Baker as defensive coordinator, LSU should improve on that side of the ball and if
Nussmeier can deliver, the Tigers could be a dark horse pick in 2024.
SEC Conference Championship 2024-25 Odds
Georgia +190
Texas +325
Alabama +600
Mississippi +700
LSU +950
Texas A&M +1000
Missouri +1400
Tennessee +1600
Oklahoma +3300
Auburn +3300
Kentucky +10000
South Carolina +10000
Florida +10000
Arkansas +25000
Mississippi State +30000
Vanderbilt +30000





