Football is alive and well in Las Vegas.

The Golden Nugget recently released over/under win totals for seven SEC teams, including the three favorites in the East.

Were they accurate?

For entertainment purposes only, let’s take a look at the win totals and how realistic they are.

Tennessee

Over/under: 10

Skinny: A 10-2 regular season feels right, which means the Vols would have to go 11-1 if you take the over.

That means they’d have to knock off Alabama or Florida, something they haven’t done in nine and 11 years, respectively.

Both games are in Knoxville this season, though that hasn’t meant much lately against either rival.

The Tide aside, the real elephant in the room is the Vols’ Oct. 8 trip to Kyle Field to take on SEC West dark horse Texas A&M. The Aggies are just as loaded as the Vols and potentially have the league’s most dangerous offense.

It’s conceivable the Vols could go 1-3 in that four-game stretch, the lone win at Georgia.

If the Vols survive the first seven weeks and hit the bye week at 6-1, it’s a relative cakewalk to an 11-1 regular season finish and SEC East division title.

Best bet? Under. From avoiding injuries to overcoming bad calls, almost everything has to go right for any team to win 11 games.

Georgia

Over/under: 8.5

Skinny? Georgia is showing up on several preseason Top 25 rankings, and for good reason. Kirby Smart is inheriting a 10-win team, not a program in need of rescuing.

Just like Tennessee, we’ll know our answer early.

Two reasons: One, we’ll know how healthy Nick Chubb is. The latest report makes it sound as though he won’t be ready for the opener against North Carolina, but he’s been ahead of schedule throughout his rehab. If he is ready and plays like the Heisman candidate we expect, Georgia is a threat to beat anybody on its schedule.

Second, the early schedule is tougher than the latter.

UNC is the defending ACC Coastal champion. The Bulldogs’ first two SEC games are on the road — at improving Missouri followed by a trip to SEC West contender Ole Miss. That all sets up an Oct. 1 showdown against visiting Tennessee.

If Chubb is healthy and productive, escaping that 4-1 seems doable and another 10-win season seems reasonable.

If he’s not, and Georgia stumbles in the opener and quickly turns to Jacob Eason, the freshman blues could set in and Georgia could be looking at an 8-4 regular season.

Best bet? Over. The Bulldogs have enough playmakers to go 9-3 even if Chubb isn’t Chubb-like for an entire season.

Florida

Over/under: 8

Skinny: That total seems low given that Florida’s quarterback situation appears to be significantly better now than it was at the end of last season.

But there still are questions, particularly at wide receiver and on a remade defense that must replace two first-rounders in its secondary.

The schedule couldn’t be more favorable, however. Games at Vanderbilt and Arkansas give the Gators a chance to steal two SEC road games. It’s LSU’s turn to visit the Swamp, which is certainly preferable to going there.

Best bet? Over. Even if Luke Del Rio technically hasn’t been named the starter, he’s answered the Gators’ most pressing offseason concern. That kicking game will help, too.