Editor’s Note: We will track various gambling statistics related to SEC teams throughout the season and update them every week.

Ole Miss easily is the SEC’s team of the year to this point when it comes to gambling, as the Rebels have beaten the Vegas line by nearly 100 points in 2014.

Usually with unbeaten, regarded power conference teams, or power conference teams much stronger than anticipated before the season, the sports books will adjust the line pretty quickly to account for market inefficiencies. But curiously, sports books have yet to make a major correction with Ole Miss, which continues to face betting lines incongruous to the team’s No. 3 national ranking.

Ole Miss doesn’t face a major market correction in Vegas this week at LSU, either, so it’s not too late to ride the red-hot Rebels.

Meanwhile, Texas A&M, which entered October 72.5 points better than the Vegas spread on the season and 4-1 ATS, has suffered a major reversal. Working against inflated expectations, the Aggies are 0-3 ATS in October and a combined -81 relative to the point spread at kickoff. A&M fell from No. 1 in the SEC to No. 12 in combined +/- ATS this season.

Alabama is a big mover this week as well, going +47 ATS this week thanks to a 59-0 win against A&M as a 12-point home favorite. The Tide now are +15.5 for the season.

Kentucky and Arkansas both fell ATS on Saturday, so Mississippi is the only other SEC team without multiple ATS losses. The Mississippi schools are a combined 11-1-1 ATS this season.

The first chart below is a running tally of how each SEC team has performed against the spread this season. In other words, if Alabama is favored by 10 points, but wins by 20, the Crimson Tide is +10 for that week. It gives us an idea of how teams are performing relative to expectations.

Team ATS Combined +/- ATS Record
1. Ole Miss +91 6-0-1
2. Arkansas +70.5 5-2
3. Georgia +47.5 4-3
4. Mississippi State +45 5-1
5. Tennessee +31.5 3-4
6. Kentucky +30 5-2
7. Missouri +28 4-3
8. LSU +24 4-3-1
9. Auburn +22 3-3
10. Alabama +15.5* 2-4*
11. Florida +4.5 2-3
12. Texas A&M -8.5 3-5
13. South Carolina -62.5 1-6
14. Vanderbilt -68.5 3-4

*The game against Florida Atlantic ended as a no contest because it was suspended and finalized before 55 minutes had been played. Alabama was leading 41-0 at the time. The Las Vegas Hilton line for the game closed at Bama -41.5.

The chart below tracks the average line for each SEC team throughout the season as an indicator of perceived strength. Alabama’s average Vegas line is minus-21.6, highest in the conference.

South Carolina leapfrogged into the fifth spot. The Gamecocks now have been favored by an average of nearly 13 points, thanks to a 37.5-point closing line against Furman on Saturday. South Carolina has been favored in every game but one this season as the Gamecocks were 6.5-point home underdogs in an upset win against Georgia.

Ole Miss should drop back into ninth place in the conference this weekend, as the team is only a 3.5-point road favorite against LSU. In other words, South Carolina has been favored by more points on average than the No. 1 and No. 3 teams in the country. Despite consistently pounding the Vegas line, the sports books still haven’t made a major adjustment in favor of the Rebels.

Team Average Line Biggest Line
1. Alabama -21.6 -46.5 vs. Southern Miss
2. Auburn -16.8 -34 vs. San Jose State
3. Georgia -16.6 -42 vs. Troy
4. LSU -15.5 -43 vs. New Mexico State
5. South Carolina -12.7 -37.5 vs. Furman
6. Florida -12.5# -41.5 vs. Eastern Michigan
7. Texas A&M -12.3 -47 vs. Lamar
8. Ole Miss -11.9 -26 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette
9. Mississippi State -11.3 -30.5 vs. Southern Miss
10. Kentucky -5.6 -23.5 vs. Tennessee-Martin
11. Missouri -5.3 -26 vs. South Dakota State
12. Arkansas -2.4 -40.5 vs. Nicholls State
13. Tennessee +1.4 -26.5 vs. Chattanooga
14. Vanderbilt +6.6 -20 vs. Charleston Southern

#Florida entered the game against Idaho as a 37-point favorite, but after a long delay and the opening kickoff, lightning cancelled the contest. The line was final so it is still included in our average.

The following chart tracks the average over/under for every SEC team as well as whether each team’s games go over or under the posted Vegas total.

Alabama nearly went over the posted total of 63.0 vs. Texas A&M despite shutting out the Aggies on Saturday.

Meanwhile, Georgia clobbered Arkansas in the first half and now has gone over the posted total in six of seven games, while the Bulldogs’ average over/under remains middle of the pack in the conference.

Tennessee has gone under the posted total in five of six games thanks to an anemic offense and the nation’s 16th-best defense based on points per possession. Ole Miss, which held Tennessee to 3 points on Saturday, has gone under the total five of seven games with its fierce defense despite facing a relatively low average over/under of 54.7 points. In other words, 21 to 24 points usually is enough for the Rebels to win.

A&M continues to lead the conference with an average posted total of 67.8.

Team Average Over/Under Biggest Over/Under Over/Under (Results)
1. Texas A&M 67.8 76.5 vs. Lamar 3/5
2. Arkansas 62.1 73.5 vs. Texas A&M 5/2
3. Auburn 60.9 67.0 vs. San Jose State 3/3
4. South Carolina 59.1 65.0 vs. East Carolina 4/2
5. Mississippi State 58.5 73.5 vs. Texas A&M 3/3
6. Missouri 58.2 71.5 vs. Indiana 3/4
7. Georgia 57.4 64.0 vs. Troy 6/1
8. Alabama 54.9 63.0 vs. Texas A&M 3/3
9. Ole Miss 54.7 64.0 vs. Texas A&M 2/5
10. Tennessee 54.2 59.5 vs. Arkansas State 1/5
11. LSU 52.5 66.0 vs. Sam Houston State 4/4
12. Kentucky 51.6 55.0 vs. South Carolina 4/3
13. Florida 50.6# 56.5 vs. Eastern Michigan 5/1
14. Vanderbilt 49.6 53.0 vs. Georgia 3/3

#Florida entered the game against Idaho as a 37-point favorite, but after a long delay and the opening kickoff, lightning cancelled the contest. The line was final so it is still included in our average.