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While Week 1 has yet to even conclude, the opening betting lines for Week 2 college football games across the country have already been set by at least 1 sportsbook.
Circa Sports has set opening lines for every Week 2 game. Here’s where the lines currently sit for SEC contests next weekend:
- Texas (-5) at Michigan
- Arkansas at Oklahoma State (-9)
- Cal at Auburn (-13)
- South Carolina at Kentucky (-8.5)
- Middle Tennessee at Ole Miss (-38)
- South Florida at Alabama (-31)
- Buffalo at Mizzou (-31)
- Tennessee (-7) vs. NC State (in Charlotte)
- Houston at Oklahoma (-26)
- Mississippi State at Arizona St (-3)
Here’s the full slate of opening lines:
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In the SEC, 10 matchups were given gambling odds Sunday. Texas A&M, Georgia, Florida, LSU and Vanderbilt all face FCS opposition in Week 2, so their games were not initially included by Circa.
Notably, Texas is favored to beat Michigan by 5 points in Ann Arbor, while Tennessee is projected to beat NC State by a touchdown under the lights in Charlotte.
Arkansas is a 9-point underdog in Stillwater. Kentucky is favored by 8.5 points when it opens the conference season by hosting South Carolina. Arizona State is a slight 4-point favorite over Mississippi State in the desert.
In less competitive lines, Alabama is seeing 31 points against South Florida, a team the Crimson Tide beat 17-3 in Tampa last season. The oddsmakers favor Missouri by 34 against Buffalo, Oklahoma gets 28 points in a home bout with Houston while Auburn is a 13-point favorite against visiting Cal.
Lines are likely to move throughout the week.
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Current Missouri student entering my third year of covering Tiger football and basketball. Contributor to The Transfer Portal CFB and overall college athletics enthusiast.
