The SEC hasn’t been winning national titles lately, but the conference might still be deeper than any other in the country. With nine teams in the AP Top 25, including seven of the top 13, there are high expectations for the SEC.Georgia is the betting favorite to win it, but the Bulldogs are from a sure thing. Their +260 odds on DraftKings demonstrate the expected balance within the top several teams. Texas is next at +320 with LSU (+850), Alabama (+900) and Oklahoma (+950) also shorter than 10-to-1 odds.That gives the SEC five teams with odds shorter than 10-to-1 to win the conference. The other Power 4 conferences have just three schools in that territory.Win total odds are quite low compared to the perception of the powerful programs. The conference is shifting to a nine-game schedule this season, and the depth of the league means expecting 10 wins is difficult for anyone.Alabama’s win total is listed at 8.5 wins and the under is only +105. For nearly two decades, the thought of an 8-4 season for Alabama was unthinkable. Now, it’s nearly a coin flip.Could this be the SEC's year to win a national title? It starts with QBsSeth EmersonOklahoma, a top-10 team in the preseason rankings, is -166 to go under 8.5 wins. The Sooners go to Michigan in Week 2 and have six teams in the AP Top 25 on their schedule, including four in the top 10 (Georgia, Texas, Ole Miss, Texas A&M).It’s a similar story for Ole Miss, which is -175 to finish under 8.5 wins. The Rebels open with a top-25 opponent in Louisville then also have to play LSU, Texas, Georgia and Oklahoma.