Need proof that the SEC is the top conference this college football season? The top three teams for SEC Championship futures also are among the top 5 for national title futures.
Georgia -110: The last time Georgia won an SEC Championship without Stetson Bennett IV on the team was 2005. And no, that wasn’t the year before his freshman season.
Alabama +290: Seems like the Crimson Tide will need a little luck from the Irish ☘️. Alabama hired former Notre Dame play-caller Tommy Rees to be its offensive coordinator and nabbed Notre Dame QB Tyler Buchner in the transfer portal to try to replace Bryce Young.
LSU +400: Brian Kelly can coach regardless of accent. He finished just a win shy (10) of LSU’s previous two campaigns combined (11) in his debut season in Baton Rouge.
Texas A&M +1200: When you have a $77 million buyout like Jimbo Fisher does, you get to have a little more leeway—like bringing on Bobby Petrino as your offensive coordinator.
Tennessee +1500: The Vols finished second nationally in yards per pass attempt (9.7) vs. FBS opponents in 2022. It’s your time, Joe Milton.
Ole Miss +4500: The Rebels have filled their QB room with returning starter Jaxson Dart, four-year Oklahoma State starter Spencer Sanders and former LSU 5-star Walker Howard. But who will run Lane Kiffin’s offense?
Auburn +7500: Two-time Nick Saban-beater Hugh Freeze returns to the conference. He avoided a mass exodus along the roster with 17 returning starters, so could he be in line for a surprising Year 1?
