2025-2026 College Football Championship Odds
There was no change at the top for teams to win the 2025-2026 college football national championship after Week 2. All of the top ranked teams had blowout wins against overmatched opponents. The Ohio State Buckeyes are still the favorite to win the national title and they rolled over Grambling last week, winning 70-0. The Georgia Bulldogs and Penn State Nittany Lions are next and are followed by the Texas Longhorns, the lone newcomer this week, the Oregon Ducks and the LSU Tigers.
Week 3 in college football will be a little better in terms of matchups between Top 25 teams, as last week we had just one with Oklahoma beating Michigan. Week 3 NCAA Football has No. 6 Georgia visiting No. 15 Tennessee on ABC, No. 18 South Florida at No. 5 Miami on the CW Network and No. 16 Texas A&M at No. 8 Notre Dame on NBC.
The other games for the top ranked teams in Week 3 have Ohio State hosting Ohio, Penn State hosting Villanova, Texas hosting UTEP and Oregon hosting Oregon State.
College Football Betting Lines
NCAA Football Championship Odds
| ODDS TO WIN NCAAF CHAMPIONSHIP |
| Arizona State +18087 |
Arkansas +50245 |
Army +100504 |
| Auburn +3315 |
Baylor +25123 |
Boise State +65315 |
| BYU +32655 |
California +70332 |
Central Florida +100483 |
| Cincinnati +100483 |
Clemson +1809 |
Colorado +65307 |
| Duke +100483 |
Florida +7535 |
Florida State +4822 |
| Georgia +678 |
Georgia Tech +14068 |
Illinois +11999 |
| Indiana +10040 |
Iowa +35170 |
Iowa State +13564 |
| James Madison +150752 |
Kansas +50237 |
Kansas State +50237 |
| Kentucky +100483 |
Louisville +7535 |
LSU +951 |
| Memphis +100483 |
Miami Florida +2004 |
Michigan +4823 |
| Michigan State +50237 |
Minnesota +40190 |
Mississippi +3516 |
| Missouri +13838 |
NC State +35170 |
Nebraska +20098 |
| North Carolina +100504 |
Notre Dame +1458 |
Ohio State +548 |
| Oklahoma +3014 |
Oklahoma State +150752 |
Oregon +971 |
| Penn State +588 |
Pittsburgh +50245 |
SMU +15074 |
| South Carolina +6029 |
South Florida +45212 |
Syracuse +120600 |
| TCU +11557 |
Tennessee +5050 |
Texas +753 |
| Texas A&M +2763 |
Texas Tech +8540 |
Tulane +35166 |
| UCLA +180863 |
UNLV +60286 |
USC +5009 |
| Utah +7362 |
Vanderbilt +50245 |
Virginia Tech +180895 |
| Washington +15072 |
West Virginia +120600 |
Wisconsin +45219 |
*Odds as of Friday, September 12, 1:00 PM ET
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Ohio State Buckeyes
Ohio State delivered a record-setting performance in a 70-0 rout over Grambling State, scoring on eight of its first nine possessions and not punting until midway through the fourth quarter. Quarterback Julian Sayin set a program record with 16 consecutive completions to start the game (18 of 19 for 306 yards and four touchdowns in the first half), and Jeremiah Smith racked up 119 receiving yards and two touchdowns, including an 87-yard score on the team's second possession. The Buckeyes’ defense suffocated Grambling State, allowing them across midfield just once and turning three turnovers into points, including a scoop-and-score by Riley Pettijohn.
Ohio State showcased its remarkable depth as multiple backup quarterbacks and running backs contributed, with Bo Jackson rushing for over 100 yards and a touchdown in the second half. With explosive plays, relentless defensive pressure, and disciplined execution throughout, the Buckeyes earned their sixth shutout win of 70 or more points in school history.
Ohio State is laying about six touchdowns against Ohio on Saturday.
Georgia Bulldogs
The Georgia Bulldogs secured a 28-6 win over Austin Peay, continuing their strong start to the 2025 season. Georgia's defense was dominant, limiting Austin Peay to just 193 total yards and holding the Governors to a single touchdown.
Offensively, the Bulldogs showcased balance with effective runs and key pass completions that kept the pressure on throughout the game. While not explosive, Georgia controlled the tempo and maintained consistency on both sides of the ball.
The Bulldogs are about a touchdown favorite on the road against Tennessee this week.
Penn State Nittany Lions
Penn State dominated Florida International with a 34-0 shutout, overcoming a slow start to deliver a powerful performance in the second half. Drew Allar passed for 200 yards and two touchdowns, while Kaytron Allen rushed for a career-best 144 yards, capping his day with a long touchdown run as the offense found its rhythm late. The defense was outstanding, limiting FIU to just 290 total yards and forcing multiple turnovers, including an interception and a blocked punt.
While Penn State’s offense sputtered early and missed some chances, a strong third quarter and explosive fourth quarter runs sealed the win. The Nittany Lions achieved their first shutout of the season thanks to disciplined tackling and defensive pressure, and will look to build on this momentum next week.
Penn State is a huge favorite against Villanova this week.
Texas Longhorns
Texas opened its home season with a commanding 38-7 victory over San Jose State, led by quarterback Arch Manning’s impressive performance. Manning threw for 295 yards and four touchdowns in the first half and added a rushing score in the third quarter, showcasing both his passing and running ability. Freshman receiver Parker Livingstone was a breakout star, catching two touchdown passes, including an electrifying 83-yard score, while tight end Jack Endries also hauled in two touchdowns as Texas built a big lead by halftime.
The Longhorns’ defense forced four turnovers and stifled San Jose State, allowing only one touchdown all game. Penalties and a first-half interception showed there’s room for improvement, but Texas displayed strong progress and rhythm throughout the contest. With the win, the Longhorns reaffirmed their status as a top contender.
Texas is a seven-touchdown favorite at home against UTEP on Saturday.
Oregon Ducks
Oregon overwhelmed Oklahoma State with a 69-3 victory, delivering explosive plays and dominating at every position. Quarterback Dante Moore passed for 266 yards and three touchdowns, while freshman Dakorien Moore contributed both a rushing and receiving score as the Ducks rolled up 631 total yards. Nine different Ducks found the end zone, and the defense fueled the blowout with back-to-back interception returns for touchdowns late in the third quarter. Oklahoma State struggled to gain traction, crossing midfield only a handful of times against an aggressive Oregon defense.
Coach Dan Lanning’s squad showed its depth and versatility, mixing big-play offense with ferocious tackling and ball-hawking secondary play. Penalties in the first half were the lone blemish, but Oregon emptied its bench in the final quarter and kept starters healthy as the game reached its lopsided conclusion.
Oregon is laying four touchdowns on the road against Northwestern on Saturday.
LSU Tigers
LSU earned a hard-fought 23-7 win over Louisiana Tech, moving to 2-0 on the season despite an uneven performance. Quarterback Garrett Nussmeier threw for 237 yards and a touchdown, but the Tigers offense struggled to finish drives, settling for field goals and seeing a tipped pass intercepted on the opening drive. Barion Brown led receivers with eight catches for 94 yards, while Caden Durham and Nic Anderson found the end zone on short scores.
The LSU defense was the clear strength, holding Louisiana Tech to just 154 total yards and preventing scoring until late in the fourth quarter. Whit Weeks registered 10 tackles and the unit frustrated the Bulldogs throughout, but Head Coach Brian Kelly expressed disappointment in execution and felt the team fell short of its standard despite controlling the clock and field position.
LSU is laying more than a touchdown at home against Florida on Saturday.
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