2025 SEC Win Totals Released: No Team Projected to Hit 10 Wins

Sportsbooks have officially unveiled SEC win totals for the 2025 college football season, and no SEC team is set at a double-digit win total.

It's a testament to how tough the SEC is slated to be again this season. Several top teams in the conference (Alabama, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Ole Miss) are replacing their starting quarterbacks from last season, casting doubt on the potential of the rosters surrounding the quarterback. Other teams (Auburn, Missouri, Florida, Oklahoma) are looking to rebound from subpar seasons and cement themselves as competitors in the new-look SEC.

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Alabama is tied with Texas and Georgia as the highest win totals in the conference, set at 9.5 wins. If a bettor wants to bet that Alabama wins more than 9.5 games, then the Crimson Tide will need to win 10 regular-season games to hit the win total. If a bettor wants to be against Alabama, then they would need Alabama to win fewer than 10 regular-season games.

At the bottom of the SEC is Mississippi State, set at 3.5 wins. One of the most shocking win totals is South Carolina, which many expect to compete for an SEC title and a bid to the College Football Playoffs in 2025. The Gamecocks' win total sits at 7.5 according to Fanduel Sportsbook.

Here is the full list of SEC win totals for the 2025 college football season:

Alabama: 9.5 wins
Texas: 9.5 wins
Georgia: 9.5 wins
LSU: 8.5 wins
Ole Miss: 8.5 wins
Tennessee: 8.5 wins
Auburn: 7.5 wins
Missouri: 7.5 wins
South Carolina: 7.5 wins
Texas A&M: 7.5 wins
Florida: 6.5 wins
Oklahoma: 6.5 wins
Arkansas: 5.5 wins
Kentucky: 4.5 wins
Vanderbilt: 4.5 wins
Mississippi State: 3.5 wins

If Alabama can hit the over on its win total this season, it would almost certainly place the Crimson Tide in the SEC championship and squarely in the hunt for the College Football Playoffs.

Wyatt Fulton is the Tide 100.9 DME and Brand Manager, primarily covering Alabama Crimson Tide football and men's basketball. For more Crimson Tide coverage, follow Wyatt on X (Formerly known as Twitter) at @FultonW_.