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Oddsmaker releases win totals for Georgia, Georgia Tech

Here's a look at the last five games in the Clean, Old Fashioned Hate rivalry.
By Maghen Moore
June 18, 2018

BetOnline released win totals for all 128 football programs, including Georgia and Georgia Tech.

According to the oddsmaker, Georgia’s win total sits at 10 ½ games with less than 70 days away from the season opener. BetOnline has the Yellow Jackets winning 5 ½ games in 2018.

The Bulldogs open up the season against Austin Peay at Sanford Stadium on Sept. 1, and the Yellow Jackets open at home against Alcorn State.

- Videos: 2018 Georgia Tech schedule | 2018 UGA schedule

According to the oddsmaker, Alabama has the best odds (+240) to win the 2018 National Championship and win the SEC Championship (+125).

Georgia has the second-best odds to win the SEC Championship (3/1) and the third-best odds to win the National Championship (7/1).

As for the ACC Championship, BetOnline has the Clemson Tigers as favorites to win the conference (-200). Georgia Tech has the tenth-best odds of winning the conference championship (50/1).

BetOnline also released odds for winning the Heisman Trophy. Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm has 10/1 odds of taking home the trophy, sitting behind Alabama’s Tua Tagovailoa (8/1), Stanford’s Bryce Love (8/1), and Wisconsin’s Jonathan Taylor (+750).

BetOnline released the win totals as well as each team's odds of winning its respective conference championship on its website.

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