Odds on Which SEC Coach Will be Fired First in 2018

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29 July, 2018

Odds on Which SEC Coach Will be Fired First in 2018

BetOnline.ag released odds on which SEC coach will be fired first, and it doesn't paint a pretty picture for LSU coach Ed Orgeron. SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE

In just his second season as the full-time coach of the Tigers, Orgeron is listed at the top of board followed by Missouri's Barry Odom, Vanderbilt's Derek Mason and second-year Ole Miss coach Matt Luke.

Here are the full odds for all 14 SEC teams.

Coach	School	Odds
Ed Orgeron	LSU	9/4
Barry Odom	Missouri	5/2
Derek Mason	Vanderbilt	5-1
Matt Luke	Ole Miss	6-1
Mark Stoops	Kentucky	7-1
Gus Malzahn	Auburn	20-1
Will Muschamp	South Carolina	20-1
Jeremy Pruitt	Tennessee	20-1
Joe Moorhead	Mississippi State	33-1
Chad Morris	Arkansas	33-1
Dan Mullen	Florida	50-1
Kirby Smart	Georgia	50-1
Jimbo Fisher	Texas A&M	50-1
Nick Saban	Alabama	50-1

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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