2017 SEC West College Football Betting Odds to Win - LSU

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2017 SEC West College Football Betting Odds to Win - LSU

The 2017 SEC West odds to win had Alabama as the favorite at -260 though many prognosticators believe the LSU Tigers will excel this season.  The Tigers payout would be an impressive 5.5/1 at BetOnline.

Below we have a look at the 2017 SEC West College Football Preview from a Las Vegas betting perspective from National Sports Services and Jim Feist Sports. Catch up on the Alabama Crimson Tide, Auburn Tigers, Mississippi State Bulldogs, Ole Miss Rebels, LSU Tigers, Texas A&M Aggies and the Arkansas Razorbacks, their returning starters, 2017 prospects, revenge games, win totals, plus Vegas wagering trends.

 

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