Odds to win the 2006 SEC Conference Championship - SEC Betting Odds

2006 SEC Conference Championship Betting Odds

The Florida Gators are the favorite to win the SEC Conference Championship posting 6/5 betting odds. The Auburn Tigers are very close behind them with 8/5 odds. Auburn does have a clear advantage with their toughest games against LSU, Florida and Georgia all taking place at home. They are also ranked 2nd in the 2006 Week 4 AP Top 25 Poll. The 2006 SEC Championship will be played on December 2nd, 2006 at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia. The winner will receive an automatic birth into one of the BCS Games.

The SEC Championship will be decided between #8 Arkansas vs #4 Florida Saturday, December 2nd at 6:00 PM on channel CBS.


Odds to win the 2007 NCAAF SEC Conference Championship


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Alabama - 10/1

Arkansas - 12/1

Auburn - 8/5

Florida - 6/5

Georgia - 6/1

Kentucky - 400/1

LSU - 5/1

Mississippi - 150/1

Mississippi State - 800/1

South Carolina - 80/1

Tennessee - 8/1

Vanderbilt - 800/1

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by Mike Jones at 1800-sports.com on August 19, 2007


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