NCAA SEC West in College Football Wagering

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NCAA football gambling exhilaration proceeds to grow as kickoff weekend commences on September 2 and Alabama is on the list of college football wagering faves. There are many potential college football wagering sleepers, despite the fact that NCAA football gambling odds makers again expect the Crimson Tide to dominate the SEC West Division.



Alabama has grown to be one of the most profitable squads on the board as they’ve gone 18-9 with the NCAA prospects the past 2 years and have not lost a regular season competition throughout that span. As they lost 9 starters from their juggernaut defense that took them to the 2009 BCS Championship, Alabama will again have to prove that they’re a program that reloads instead of rebuilds this year. Recruiting has been remarkable, nonetheless, as head coach Nick Saban proceeds to reel in top rated classes so there is lots of skill to step in.

Bear in mind that last year the Tide had only four starters return on offense and yet output increased. The major concern is a tough 3-game mid-season stretch on the schedule that commences at Arkansas, followed by Florida at home, and a road game at South Carolina.

Auburn showed marked improvement last year in head coach Gene Chizik’s first season on the job but the Tigers are not going to catch anybody napping in 2010 as expectations are way higher. 15 starters come back and the schedule is positive although the last competition of the season is at Alabama in the Iron Bowl.

Arkansas is a squad that could be a significant wild card in the West division race. Head coach Bobby Petrino is on the list of most innovative coaches in the competition and the Razorbacks could have the top offense in the division.

Quarterback Ryan Mallet was 2nd Team SEC last year as he passed for 3624 yards and 30 touchdowns. The junior is forecasted to be the top QB in the SEC. Mallet is the recipient of the world’s largest crystal football trophy and he was also named the 2009 National Performer of the Year by the College Football Performance Awards. He started off with the University of Michigan but transferred to the University of Arkansas when Michigan installed a “spread” option offensive scheme, which didn’t fit his skills. He was named the starting quarterback during the 2009 season and currently holds 16 school records, including most passing yards in a season and most passing yards in a game. Arkansas could be a hazardous longshot with the college football lines when they host Alabama on September 25.

LSU is an awesome enigma as they’re loaded with skill but have competed erratically under head coach Les Miles, who is on one of the hottest seats in the country. The Tigers must change 7 starters on defense. Alabama visits on November 6 in what could be one of the largest NCAA football gambling competitions of the season.

Mississippi State was much better last year but will lose the surprise element and have a far more difficult schedule while Ole Miss could possibly be rejuvenated with Oregon cast off Jeremiah Masoli as quarterback.


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