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NCAA football wagering oddsmakers and devotees get a special treat on Saturday night with a competition of the top 2 college football wagering favorites in the SEC. NCAA football wagering anticipation and anticipation is through the roof for the CBS prime time college football wagering competition of Florida at Alabama.



The online betting sports book opened with the Alabama Crimson Tide as a 9 point favorite over the Florida Gators and kickoff is set for 8:05 PM Eastern Time.

The Gators have a college football betting record of 4-0 straight up and 3-1 against the spread. The Gators are arriving from their most extraordinary performance of the year as they owned a 3-0 Kentucky Wildcats team in their Southeastern Conference starter 48-14 as 14 point home favorites with the match going over the total.

The Gators have cleared the over/under in three out of their four games this year. The Gators offense looked in sync and they played a complete match for the 1st time all year. Quarterback John Brantley had his greatest match of the year to date as he went 24-35 for 248 yards with 1 touchdown and Florida outgained Kentucky 466-352.

The defense frustrated the much vaunted Kentucky Qb Mike Hartline, who was kept to 242 yards with two interceptions, which included a 52 yard “pick six” by Florida’s Jeremy Brown.

The Alabama Crimson Tide also had their most extraordinary win of the year last week despite the fact that they didn’t get the money as they rallied from a 20-7 deficit to defeat the Arkansas Razorbacks 24-20 as 6.5 point road favorites. Alabama now has a NCAA football wagering record of 4-0 straight up and 3-1 against the spread.

The Tide has the number 1 rated scoring defense in college football and is rated 6th in the country for total yards on offense. Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram helped cover for a difficult day by quarterback Greg McElroy, who threw 2 interceptions, and ran for 157 yards and 2 touchdowns.

Alabama scored a 32-13 “upset” win in the NCAA football wagering competition of the squads a year ago in the SEC Championship Game wherein the wrong team (Florida -5) was liked. Bama has paid out in 5 out of their last 6 bouts with the Gators.


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