2025-2026 College Football Championship Odds
The power teams in college football remain the same heading into Week 12 college football. There were no major surprises last week, as all of the top teams won as expected. BYU was ranked No. 7 in the polls but they were a big underdog at No. 8 Texas Tech so the Cougars losing was not really a surprise. As we head into Week 12 college football, the top teams to win the college football national championship pretty much remain the same although there is an addition, as Notre Dame joins the group of contenders. The 2025-2026 college football title odds have No. 1 ranked Ohio State remaining at the top followed by Indiana, Texas A&M, Alabama, Georgia and Notre Dame. Week 12 college football has a number of key games including No. 9 Notre Dame at No. 23 Pittsburgh on ABC, No. 11 Oklahoma at No. 4 Alabama on ABC and No. 10 Texas at No. 5 Georgia on ABC.
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NCAA Football Championship Odds
| ODDS TO WIN NCAAF CHAMPIONSHIP |
| Alabama +700 |
BYU +30000 |
Cincinnati +45000 |
| Duke +50000 |
Georgia +1100 |
Georgia Tech +18500 |
| Indiana +485 |
Louisville +35000 |
Miami Florida +8500 |
| Michigan +11500 |
Mississippi +1650 |
Nebraska +100000 |
| Notre Dame +925 |
Ohio State +200 |
Oklahoma +5000 |
| Oregon +1400 |
Pittsburgh +50000 |
South Florida +35000 |
| Tennessee +50000 |
Texas +3000 |
Texas A&M +700 |
| Texas Tech +1400 |
Tulane +85000 |
USC +7500 |
| Utah +7000 |
Vanderbilt +8000 |
Washington +85000 |
| Virginia +8500 |
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*Odds as of Tuesday, November 11, 5:00 PM ET
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The current favorite to win the 2025-2026 college football national championship is the Ohio State Buckeyes. The Buckeyes are followed by Indiana, Texas A&M, Alabama, Georgia and Notre Dame.
Ohio State Buckeyes
No. 1 Ohio State shook off a slow start to overwhelm Purdue last week in West Lafayette, leaning on quarterback Julian Sayin’s efficiency and a smothering defense to secure a 34–10 victory. Sayin completed 27-of-33 passes for 303 yards and a touchdown, spreading the ball to nine different receivers despite the absence of Carnell Tate. Freshman star Jeremiah Smith led the way with 10 catches for 137 yards, including a 35-yard score that capped a decisive second-quarter surge. Running back CJ Donaldson added two short touchdown runs, one to open the scoring and another in the fourth quarter to seal the win.
The Buckeyes trailed 3–0 after the first quarter but flipped the game with 24 unanswered points before halftime, fueled by four straight scoring drives. Defensively, Ohio State limited Purdue to just 186 total yards and three third-down conversions, forcing multiple punts and keeping the Boilermakers out of rhythm until a late consolation touchdown.
The win pushed Ohio State to 9–0 (6–0 Big Ten), extending their overall winning streak to 13 games. Purdue dropped to 2–8 (0–7 Big Ten), suffering its 15th straight conference defeat.
Ohio State is a big favorite in college football odds as they host UCLA on Saturday night on NBC.
Indiana Hoosiers
No. 2 Indiana escaped Happy Valley with a 27–24 win over Penn State, staying undefeated thanks to a dramatic last-minute touchdown catch by Omar Cooper Jr. Indiana looked on the brink of its first loss of the season after Penn State erased a 13-point deficit to take a 24–20 lead late in the fourth quarter. But quarterback Fernando Mendoza authored a championship-style drive, marching the Hoosiers 80 yards in just over a minute. On third-and-goal, Mendoza lofted a high pass to Cooper Jr., who toe-tapped in the back of the end zone with 36 seconds remaining to deliver the go-ahead score.
Mendoza finished with 250 passing yards and two touchdowns, overcoming a costly interception earlier in the quarter. Wideout Charlie Becker was a steady target throughout, hauling in nine catches to keep drives alive and set up the final scoring chance.
Indiana’s defense, though shaky in the fourth, forced a critical punt with two minutes left that gave Mendoza the ball back for his decisive march. Penn State’s Nicholas Singleton nearly stole the show, rushing for two touchdowns in the final 12 minutes and catching another score to put the Nittany Lions ahead. Quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer added 200 passing yards, but the Lions couldn’t convert a first down on their last possession, opening the door for Indiana’s comeback.
The victory marked Indiana’s first win at Beaver Stadium in school history, improving the Hoosiers to 10–0 (7–0 Big Ten). Penn State fell to 3–6 (0–6 Big Ten), extending its conference losing streak to six games.
Indiana is a big favorite at home on Saturday, as they host Wisconsin on the Big Ten Network.
Texas A&M Aggies
No. 3 Texas A&M stayed unbeaten with a 38–17 road win at No. 19 Missouri, riding quarterback Marcel Reed’s efficiency and Rueben Owens’ explosive runs to extend their best start since 1992. Texas A&M controlled the game from the outset, building a two-score cushion by halftime and never letting Missouri back within striking distance. Reed completed 18-of-28 passes for 221 yards and two touchdowns, including a 48-yard strike to wideout Kevin Concepcion in the third quarter that broke the game open.
Owens added balance on the ground, rushing for 102 yards and two touchdowns, highlighted by a 57-yard sprint in the fourth quarter that sealed the Aggies’ ninth straight victory. Defensively, the Aggies made life miserable for Missouri’s freshman quarterback Matt Zollers, who was pressed into action with Beau Pribula sidelined. Zollers managed just 7-of-22 passing for 77 yards, throwing under duress throughout as Texas A&M’s front seven collapsed the pocket. Missouri found some success on the ground—Jamal Roberts ran for 110 yards and Ahmad Hardy added 109 with a long touchdown—but the Tigers couldn’t sustain drives, finishing with only 17 points despite piling up 207 rushing yards.
A pivotal moment came late in the second quarter when Aggies linebacker Daymion Sanford strip-sacked Zollers, and safety Dalton Brooks returned the fumble inside the 5-yard line. Two plays later, EJ Smith punched in a short touchdown to give A&M a 21–7 lead heading into halftime. From there, Missouri never recovered. The win improved Texas A&M to 9–0 (6–0 SEC), keeping them firmly in the College Football Playoff picture and marking their third straight victory over Missouri. The Tigers fell to 6–3 (2–3 SEC), their postseason hopes dented by the loss and the ongoing quarterback injuries.
The Aggies are big home favorites in college football odds on Saturday, as they host South Carolina on ESPN.
Alabama Crimson Tide
Alabama stifled LSU in a 20–9 win last week, holding the Tigers without a touchdown and extending its SEC unbeaten run. Quarterback Ty Simpson threw for 277 yards and a touchdown, connecting with Ryan Williams on a 13-yard strike late in the second quarter to cap a decisive stretch where the Crimson Tide scored twice in under nine minutes. Running back Daniel Hill added a short rushing score earlier in the quarter, giving Alabama a 17–3 halftime lead that proved insurmountable.
The Crimson Tide defense limited LSU to just 232 total yards and 13 first downs. Garrett Nussmeier completed 18 of 21 passes for 121 yards before being replaced in the third quarter by Michael Van Buren, who couldn’t spark the Tigers’ offense. LSU settled for three field goals, two of them from Damian Ramos in the second half, but never broke through against Alabama’s front seven. Linebacker Yhonzae Pierre forced a key fumble in the fourth quarter to snuff out LSU’s last chance at a rally.
Alabama improved to 8–1 overall and 6–0 in SEC play, extending its winning streak to eight games since a season-opening loss. LSU dropped to 5–4 (2–4 SEC), still searching for consistency under interim coach Frank Wilson.
The Tide are laying a touchdown at home on Saturday against Oklahoma in a game that can be seen on ABC.
Georgia Bulldogs
Georgia rolled past Mississippi State 41–21 last week in Starkville, overcoming an early deficit with 38 unanswered points to stay firmly in the SEC race. Quarterback Gunner Stockton threw for 264 yards and three touchdowns, while freshman running back Nate Frazier added 181 rushing yards and a 59-yard score to power the Bulldogs’ offense.
Mississippi State struck first with a touchdown drive on its opening possession, but Georgia quickly seized control. Stockton connected with Oscar Delp on an 8-yard touchdown and later found Zachariah Branch and Noah Thomas for scores, giving Georgia a 24–7 halftime lead. The Bulldogs kept the momentum in the third quarter, with Frazier’s long touchdown run and a 64-yard strike from Stockton to Thomas stretching the margin to 38–7.
Georgia’s defense was disruptive throughout, recording three sacks and eight tackles for loss. Linebacker Raylen Wilson notched 1.5 sacks, while the secondary limited Mississippi State to just 173 passing yards. The Bulldogs’ rushing attack was equally dominant, piling up 305 yards at 7.3 yards per carry, with Chauncey Bowens adding a short touchdown run in the second quarter.
The win improved Georgia to 8–1 overall and 6–1 in SEC play, keeping them in contention for the conference title and playoff positioning. Mississippi State fell to 5–5 (1–5 SEC), leaving them needing at least one win in their final two games to secure bowl eligibility.
The Bulldogs are favored by about a touchdown at home on Saturday against Texas on ABC.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Notre Dame dominated Navy 49–10 last week in South Bend, extending its winning streak to seven games and keeping its College Football Playoff hopes alive. Quarterback C.J. Carr was nearly flawless, completing 13 of 16 passes for 218 yards and three touchdowns before giving way to backup Kenny Minchey late in the third quarter.
Navy briefly tied the game at 7 in the second quarter on a short touchdown run by Braxton Woodson, but the Irish responded with a 42–3 run to close the game. Carr connected with Jordan Faison and Kaden Smith for scores, while running back Jeremiyah Love added two touchdowns, including a spectacular 48-yard run where he rolled off a defender without touching the turf and sprinted to the end zone. Aneyas Williams capped the scoring with a 54-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.
Notre Dame’s offense piled up 466 total yards, with 248 coming on the ground at 6.9 yards per carry. Love led the rushing attack with 94 yards on 13 carries, while Williams added 78 yards on just six attempts. The Irish defense limited Navy to 206 rushing yards and only 22 passing yards, keeping the Midshipmen one-dimensional and forcing them into repeated punts after halftime. Linebacker Jaiden Ausberry led the unit with eight tackles and a sack.
Notre Dame is a double-digit road favorite on Saturday at Pittsburgh on ABC.
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