What Are the Regular Season Wins Total Odds for the SMU Mustangs - 2022?

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What Are the Regular Season Wins Total Odds for the SMU Mustangs - 2022?

Oddsmakers have the SMU Mustangs winning 7 regular season games in 2022.

The schedule is favorable with TCU and AAC opponents Houston and Cincinnati at home, and an 8-win season is not out of reach.

In his first season at SMU, Tanner Mordecai led the AAC with 3,628 yards passing, and his 39 touchdowns ranked fifth nationally.

Rhett Lashlee has taken over the coaching duties. 

The biggest games are at home, the experience is there, and the expectations will be set at bowl-not-AAC-title level.

Schedule

Sept 3 at North Texas

Sept 10 Lamar

Sept 17 at Maryland

Sept 24 TCU

Oct 1 at UCF

Oct 8 OPEN DATE

Oct 14 Navy

Oct 22 Cincinnati

Oct 29 at Tulsa

Nov 5 Houston

Nov 12 at USF

Nov 17 at Tulane

Nov 26 Memphis

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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