Keep checking back with Cappers Picks + Cappers Picks College football betting forums<\/a> for more 2009 CFB previews coming daily: (In No Particular Order).<\/p>\n Football betting players who follow the SEC are in for another hard-hitting season, and thanks to an abnormal amount of returning players on a team that just won the BCS title, Florida is again the team to beat in what is arguably college football\u2019s toughest conference.<\/p>\n The Gators are favored at -300, and it\u2019s not enough that they have Tim Tebow back in \u201cThe Swamp\u201d, as he has won two national titles, a Heisman, and he can turn water into wine if you listen to enough Florida fans. But the Gators also have the entire starting defense back, and it\u2019s not like that group were slouches: they were ninth in the country. All signs are pointing to another SEC title, and possibly a third BCS crown in four years.<\/p>\n After a down year, LSU is rated at +200, and they\u2019ll have Charles Scott aiming for another 1,000 yard season out of the backfield, which should ease the load on pivots Jarrett Lee and Jordan Jefferson. There are six starters back from a defense that was 32nd in the country, but they weren\u2019t the LSU that usually strikes fear into the hearts of the opposition. October 10th\u2019s home game with Florida will be a huge play in your offshore sportsbook.<\/p>\n Alabama is listed at +300 after losing the SEC title game to Florida, and then they were upset by Utah in the Sugar Bowl. Nine players return from the country\u2019s third-ranked defense, and they\u2019ll have to be just as good in 2009 as the Crimson Tide have a new quarterback, Greg McElroy. He\u2019ll be throwing mainly to Julio Jones, who could be the nation\u2019s most talented wide receiver.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n