2010 College Football Season Odds – Georgia 33-1 to win BCS Title

Last Updated on July 31, 2010 3:08 pm by drew

Georgia Season Odds

After reaching its lowest win total in eight seasons last year, the Georgia Bulldogs are rebuilt for a run at the SEC Championship in 2010.

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Mark Richt went just 8-5 last season but is back for his 10^th year at

Georgia. 2009 was the first time

Georgia had failed to win at least 10 games since 2006.

Still, despite the issues,

Georgia looks to have a solid team coming back, highlighted by an offense that returns 10 starters.

The lone new face on the offense is in a key spot though, as redshirt freshman Aaron Murray is expected to take over at quarterback for the graduating Joe Cox. This is the second-straight season

Georgia has had to replace its quarterback. Junior Logan Gray made 12 pass attempts a year ago and is the lone quarterback on the roster with experience.

The entire offensive line is back for

Georgia as our leading rushers Washaun Ealey and Caleb King along with leading receiver A.J. Green.

On defense, the Bulldogs return five starters from a group that allowed just 339 yards of offense per-game. Three of four starting linebackers are back, led by Justin Houston, who has 7.5 sacks last season.

In the secondary, Brandon Boykin is the lone returning starter at cornerback. Boykin had three interceptions and 54 tackles for

Georgia in 2009. On the defensive line, DeMarcus Dobbs is the lone returning starter. Dobbs had 4.5 sacks at defensive end last season.

Oddsmakers from online sports book Sportsbook.com currently list

Georgia at 33/1 to win the 2011 BCS National Championship. The Bulldogs are also 15/2 to win the SEC and 5/2 to win the SEC East.

Georgia has a manageable conference schedule this season as it hosts
Arkansas and
Tennessee while facing
Florida in

Jacksonville. The road schedule isn’t too difficult with trips to
South Carolina,
Mississippi State,
Colorado,
Kentucky, and

Auburn. The biggest challenge for

Georgia will be playing 11-straight weeks without a bye to open the season. If the Bulldogs can stay healthy and get past rival

Florida, there is no reason it can’t contend to win the national title. Quarterback play will be key, but the running game should carry the team early in the season.

2010 Over/Under Win Total: 8.5

2011 BCS Championship Odds:

Georgia Bulldogs 33/1

2010 SEC Championship Odds:

Georgia Bulldogs 15/2

2010 SEC East Division Championship Odds:

Georgia Bulldogs 5/2

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Posted: 7/31/10 3:08PM ET