Odds to Win the SEC East 2016: Tennessee, Georgia, Florida

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Gambling911.com has your odds to win the SEC East 2016.

The Volunteers are expected to amass OVER 9.5 regular season victories in 2016.

Tennessee finished a strong 9-4 Straight Up and 8-5 Against The Spread last season with improvement expected in 2016.

Tennessee will come into this season with 15-1 odds of winning the College Football National Championship, the 7th shortest in the NCAA.

"Everyone's optimistic. For the first time Thursday night, we'll put our initial football identity on video. We're responsible for what we create so we're looking forward to that," Volunteers coach Butch Jones said.

 

SEC East Winner

08:00 PM

600

Tennessee

 

-150

 

601

Georgia

 

+275

 

602

Florida

 

+450

 

603

Missouri

 

+2500

 

604

South Carolina

 

+2800

 

605

Kentucky

 

+3300

 

606

Vanderbilt

 

+4000

 

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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