Nashville Sports Betting – Vols, Titans: Latest Odds

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18 September, 2016

Nashville Sports Betting – Vols, Titans: Latest Odds

September 18, 2016 - It’s a mixed bag for sports betting in the Nashville area. The Vols will enter Week 4 at 3-0 against Florida but are a mere 1-2 Against The Spread while the Titans pulled off a last minute win on the road against Detroit that has them second in the AFC South behind undefeated Houston, a team that is a favorite in New England on Thursday. Nashville futures bettors have plenty to be excited over as the Vols had the 6^th shortest odds of winning the College Football Championship (15-1) and the Titans are in early contention to win the AFC South. Okay, the later may be wishful thinking for now but the payout would be a sweet $850 for every $100 bet. – Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

Odds to Win 2017 AFC South

Houston Texans

+100

Indianapolis Colts

+240

Jacksonville Jaguars

+350

Tennessee Titans

+850

College Football

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