Alabama College Football Win Totals Odds 2016: Crimson Tide, Auburn

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How will Alabama College Football teams fare in 2016? Gambling911.com has the latest odds for the Crimson Tide and Auburn Tigers.

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From the New York Times:

Alabama fans like to say that Auburn is located in western Georgia, and Auburn fans like to say Alabama is located in eastern Mississippi. The map reveals that only the former insult has a claim on the truth. Bama dominates most of the state, while Auburn’s base is small, concentrated around its eponymous town near the border and spilling into Georgia.

Alabama was the favorite to win the National Championship at 6-1 and featured an OVER/UNDER of 10 with the OVER priced at -135.

Auburn was at 60-1 odds of winning the Championship and -125 to win OVER 7 regular season games.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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