Sportsbettting.ag has released its latest odds on the 2025 winner of the Southeastern Conference football championship.
The team that wins the SEC Championship game on the first Saturday in December at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta gets the trophy. It is likely even with the changes to the seeding structure that the champion of this league will receive a bye into the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and head to the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans.
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SEC CHAMPIONSHIP ODDS
TEXAS +275
GEORGIA +375
ALABAMA +400
LSU +900
OLE MISS +950
TENNESSEE +1200
TEXAS A&M +1200
FLORIDA +1800
SOUTH CAROLINA +1800
OKLAHOMA +2000
AUBURN +2800
MISSOURI +4000
ARKANSAS +12500
KENTUCKY +30000
VANDERBILT +30000
MISSISSIPPI STATE +50000
NOTES
The first three make sense.
-It’s a safe bet that most of the preseason predictions for the final standings of the 16-team, one-division league will align with the top three of Texas, Georgia and Alabama.
The three schools with Tiger mascots are very interesting.
-A good play amongst the favorites- LSU at +900. The Tigers have a great incoming portal class on paper and helped themselves in the areas they were talent-deficient in 2024, when they finished 9-4.
-Auburn could also be a good play. Hugh Freeze has added to his roster and the Tigers feel they have their quarterback in Oklahoma transfer Jackson Arnold.
-Same with Missouri- look at the schedule and the personnel on the defensive front.
A longshot that may be worth it.
-Mississippi State has almost 60 new players this season, so although most are going to have the Bulldogs picked where they finished 2024, dead last and winless in the SEC, who really knows? Head coach Jeff Lebby could either build something back quickly in Starkville or become the Bulldogs’ version of Chad Morris at Arkansas. It’s a mystery, but with those types of odds you could hit big if it all comes together. Don’t bet too much, though.
Odds are it’s one of six teams.
Texas played in Atlanta last season, its first as a member of the SEC, and has a favorable conference schedule again this season. If the Longhorns win it, they will become the first school that isn’t one of the “big six” of Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU and Tennessee to win it since Ole Miss did in 1963. Kentucky tied for the title in 1976. No team outside of those six has won the SEC Championship Game ever. Texas joined Arkansas, Mississippi State, Missouri and South Carolina as one of five member schools outside of the big six to play in the SEC Championship game. The Razorbacks won the SEC West three times, Mizzou won the SEC east twice and the Bulldogs and Gamecocks each won the west and the east once each.
SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WINS/RECORDS
Alabama 11-4
Florida 7-6
Georgia 5-7
LSU 5-2
Auburn 3-3
Tennessee 2-3
Arkansas 0-3
Missouri 0-2
Mississippi State 0-1
South Carolina 0-1
THE LAST 10 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
2015: Alabama 29, Florida 15
2016: Alabama 54, Florida 16
2017: Georgia 28, Auburn 7
2018: Alabama 35, Georgia 28
2019: LSU 37, Georgia 10
2020: Alabama 52, Florida 46
2021: Alabama 41, Georgia 24
2022: Georgia 50, LSU 30
2023: Alabama 27, Georgia 24
2024: Georgia 22, Texas 19
THE 2025 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
Kickoff time is TBA. The game will be Saturday, December 6, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta and will likely be televised nationally by ABC or ESPN.
