If you missed it, the first “Game of the Year” lines for the 2019 college football season are out courtesy of online sportsbook BetOnline. We listed out each and every game on the list featuring at least one SEC team when the opening lines first came out and here we’ll list out 6 lines that provide real value based on the opening line for these matchups.

Keep in mind, we aren’t necessarily projecting which teams will cover these spreads, we are calling out which opening lines will shift between the now and leading up to each contest.

Texas A&M (+15.5) at Georgia — Nov. 23

This spread is my favorite on the board and that’s despite the fact I believe Georgia is poised for a  great season next year and should go undefeated in the regular season. However, the one team I’m expecting to take another step is Texas A&M in Jimbo Fisher’s second season in College Station.

The Bulldogs should win, but I don’t anticipate a blowout and wouldn’t be surprised if the Aggies pull off the road upset after playing both Clemson and Alabama earlier. Texas A&M won’t be intimidated by any team after facing those two annual College Football Playoff programs. By the time this game rolls around, look for the line to be around 7-10 points, which means 15.5 provides great value at this point.

To put this 15.5-point spread into perspective, the Aggies were a 12-point underdog last season at home against Clemson. Georgia will also be coming off a road trip to Auburn in what projects to be a physical matchup with the Tigers before facing the Aggies in late November.

Advantage: Texas A&M +15.5

Tennessee (+14.5) at Florida — Sept. 21

If Tennessee jumps out to a 3-0 start to the season (the Vols open vs. Georgia State, BYU and Chattanooga, all at home), this line won’t be nearly this high entering this Week 4 showdown. The Gators are also getting a ton of offseason buzz thanks to finishing last season by destroying a punchless Florida State team and a Michigan team without several key players in the bowl game. Those were great victories for the program but likely overrate the quality of Dan Mullen’s next Florida team heading into 2019.

Tennessee is also poised to feature an offense with several veterans at every position group while Florida’s defense features some young talent that will be playing their first significant SEC action. Pruitt has also shown he can coach up a team to a road win in the SEC, so intimidation of The Swamp shouldn’t be an issue for a Tennessee team featuring so many experienced players. There’s no doubt Florida will be favored, but look for this line to hover around 10 by the time it arrives.

Advantage: Tennessee +14.5

Alabama at Texas A&M (+13) — Oct. 12

Kyle Field will be rocking. Jimbo Fisher’s only home loss as an Aggie came against Clemson and there’s a good chance that stat remains intact by the time Nick Saban’s program rolls into town. Alabama will undoubtedly be favored, the Crimson Tide have been favored in every game dating to the 2015 Georgia contest in Athens, but giving this Texas A&M team nearly two touchdowns at home feels like stealing.

The weakest part of Mike Elko’s unit last season was his secondary, which obviously made for a matchup nightmare against Alabama’s offense. That unit received a significant upgrade in talent this season and the young defensive backs should be better with another year in the system. The one player no one on the defense could matchup with last season was Irv Smith and he’s off to the NFL.

Much like last season’s Clemson and LSU games, look for Texas A&M to reach another level in this matchup and make things interesting late into the fourth quarter against Alabama.

Advantage: Texas A&M +13

South Carolina (-7) vs. North Carolina (in Charlotte) — Aug. 31

After last season’s disappointing campaign, it’s no surprise to see so many down on South Carolina’s stock heading into 2019, but Will Muschamp remains undefeated in season openers and Mack Brown has been brought back to Chapel Hill this offseason for good reason — the Tar Heels are far from an ACC contender.

The Gamecocks, on the other hand, will enter the season as a dark horse contender in the East with legitimate aspirations to make some noise in the division following the return of senior leaders like Jake Bentley, Bryan Edwards and T.J. Brunson. This game being played on a neutral field might be the reason the line isn’t higher, but I expect this line to be at least 10 by kickoff, if not higher.

Advantage: South Carolina -7

Auburn (- 3) vs Oregon (in Arlington) — Aug. 31

It might be hard to believe now, but the latest Music City Bowl between Auburn and Purdue kicked off with the Tigers only a 3.5-point favorite in the Nashville postseason game. Auburn won by nearly 50 points and I don’t mean to suggest that same level of lopsided result is coming in the 2019 season opener for these two, but the key to the Music City showdown will also be true of this matchup — Auburn will have a significant advantage on the lines of scrimmage against Oregon, which will make for an easy win (and cover) for the Tigers.

Oregon is also likely receiving a bump in this spread because it has Justin Herbert, who many project will be a top quarterback selected in the 2020 NFL Draft, but being a great college player and a top prospect is not necessarily mutually exclusive. Mario Cristobal’s program has a ways to go before it can match Auburn’s interior and no quarterback, not even an All-American, can close the gap when teams are this uneven in the trenches.

Advantage: Auburn -3

Georgia at Auburn (+9) — Nov. 16

This is the game I’m the least confident about on this list, mainly because we have no idea who Auburn will have under center. By kickoff, the Tigers’ depth chart at quarterback will have either worked itself out or Gus Malzahn will find himself as a lame duck coach heading into a home game against what I anticipate will be an undefeated Georgia team.

I’m feeling good about Auburn figuring out its offensive identity, however, and for a team that doesn’t lose on The Plains often, giving them nearly 10 points seems like a mistake. Georgia will likely win, but I anticipate the spread will be closer to 3 points by kickoff, which would provide you nearly a touchdown of cushion if you jump on these points now.

Advantage: Auburn +9