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SEC Championship: College Football Odds Favor Alabama over Georgia

Betting On The 2012 Sec Football Championship

 

 

 

 

 

It’s no secret that the SEC is a fascinating beast. This Saturday, when the No. 2 Alabama Crimson Tide set out for a conference championship against the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs, fans both casual and hardcore alike, will get a good long look at why the fabled conference routinely pumps out the country’s top college football contenders. Get NCAA odds for the SEC conference championship today.

 

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With No. 1 honors falling to independent Notre Dame, Alabama and Georgia will be playing for more than a simple conference crown. A victory pushes them into the BCS National Championship game where they can engrave their names in American history.

 

Heading into the ultimate tilt, it’s Nick Saban’s Tide with the advantage on the college football moneyline. A seven-point spread, coupled with their 4/7 odds on the BCS futures, has oddsmakers thinking twice before doubting the perennial powerhouse at this stage in the game.

 

Not only did Georgia and Alabama never cross paths during the regular season though, the opponents to whom each lost, never played the other over the course of the year. Preseason favorite Alabama, then, might have a higher profile, but that doesn’t mean their college football odds are guaranteed.

 

With so much at stake, a conference title and a berth in the country’s most cherished bowl game, the weekend ought to be an intriguing one. Weigh in on college football at its best.

 

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Dirty

Dirty has been an employee or owner of some of the top online sports gambling forums since 1998. He worked at EOG.com from it's inception until 2008 when he left and opened GamblingIQ and then in 2012 opened Handicappers Hidaway. He has written hundreds af articles over the years and always has his "Dirty Dozen" College Football poll up starting the first week of October.
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