Believe it or not, we are now under 10 weekends away from the official opening weekend of the 2016 college football season. With spring in the rear view mirror and summer workouts under way around the nation, Vegas sportsbooks have now begun to adjust their initial opening lines for the upcoming college football season and are reacting to early action on the opening lines, as well as recent player and coach turnover.

This weekend the sportsbook at South Point Casino, courtesy of professional sports handicapper Johnny Detroit, released several adjusted opening lines for several of the SEC’s marquee matchups weeks in advance of any of the schools hitting the field for the first time.

Games involving SEC teams include:

Week 2 – Sept. 10

Virginia Tech vs. Tennessee (-11) *game at Bristol Motor Speedway

Arkansas at TCU (-6)

Week 3 – Sept. 17

Alabama (-4.5) at Ole Miss

Texas A&M at Auburn (-6.5)

Week 4 – Sept. 24

Arkansas vs. Texas A&M (pick ’em) *game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas

LSU (-6.5) at Auburn

Florida at Tennessee (-12.5)

Georgia at Ole Miss (-8.5)

Week 5 – Oct. 1

Tennessee at Georgia (-1)

Week 6 – Oct. 8

Alabama (-7.5) at Arkansas

Auburn at Mississippi State (-1.5)

LSU (-8) at Florida

Tennessee (-4.5) at Texas A&M

Week 7 – Oct. 15

Ole Miss (-1) at Arkansas

Alabama (-3) at Tennessee

Week 8 – Oct. 22

Arkansas at Auburn (-3.5)

Ole Miss at LSU (-9.5)

Week 9 – Oct. 29

Florida vs. Georgia (-2.5) *game played at EverBank Field in Jacksonville

Auburn at Ole Miss (-10.5)

Week 10 – Nov. 5

Florida at Arkansas (-6.5)

Alabama at LSU (-3)

Week 11 – Nov. 12

Auburn at Georgia (-6.5)

Ole Miss (-4) at Texas A&M

LSU (-5.5) at Arkansas

Week 13 – Nov. 26

Florida at Florida State (-11)

Auburn at Alabama (-16)

Georgia Tech at Georgia (-13.5)

Kentucky at Louisville (-18)

Mississippi State at Ole Miss (-13)

Some quick things that jump out upon immediate viewing of these lines:

Florida is getting little to no respect from South Point, as the Gators are listed as an underdog in all five games listed above. Those games include the Tennessee game (Gators are nearly a two-touchdown underdog at +12.5), where Florida is riding an 11-game win streak and will likely enter that contest facing no pressure to win, while the Vols season of high expectations could depend on the results of the game.

Georgia is favored against four of the five opponents listed above, the lone exception being the road trip to Oxford. If the Bulldogs sweep both Florida and Tennessee, there’s little chance Georgia doesn’t make the short march to Atlanta in early December.

LSU is listed as a field goal favorite over Alabama. Judging by recent history, it’s highly unlikely the Tide enter the game with the line set that high against them.

If Kentucky loses to Louisville by 18 in year four of the Mark Stoops era, if the Wildcats aren’t already looking for a new head coach leading up to the game, they will soon after it concludes.