Odds to Win 2025-2026 College Football Championship

2025-2026 College Football Championship Odds

It is college football conference championship week with the top teams getting ready to play for their conference titles. The contenders to win the college football national championship are slightly different than a week ago, as Texas Tech has replaced Texas A&M in the top six. As we head into Week 15 there are some great matchups that will have an impact on how teams are seeded in the upcoming College Football Playoff and there are a few games that will impact the last few teams that get into the playoff. There are four games on Friday, December 5 and five on December 6, including a matchup between the two top teams in college football, as No. 1 Ohio State takes on No. 2 Indiana in the Big Ten Conference Championship Game on Saturday night on FOX. The 2025-2026 college football title odds have No. 1 ranked Ohio State remaining at the top, followed by Indiana, Georgia, Notre Dame, Oregon and Texas Tech.

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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, Georgia, Notre Dame, Oregon and Texas Tech.

Ohio State Buckeyes

Julian Sayin delivered Ryan Day the signature rivalry win he’d been chasing for half a decade, throwing for 233 yards and three touchdowns on 19-of-26 passing as the Buckeyes crushed Michigan 27-9 in Ann Arbor last week and ended a four-year losing streak in “The Game.” The redshirt freshman was money on third and fourth downs, hitting Jeremiah Smith for a 35-yard score on fourth down and later dropping a perfect 50-yard touchdown to Carnell Tate over the secondary to put it away in the third quarter.

Freshman running back Bo Jackson gashed the Wolverines for a season-high 117 yards, and Ohio State’s nation-leading defense allowed no touchdowns for the fifth time this season, suffocating the opposition with relentless pressure and a late interception. A 20-play, 81-yard clock-eating field-goal drive in the fourth salted it away, sending the defending national champions to 12-0 (9-0 Big Ten) and a likely first-round playoff bye.

For Ryan Day and the Buckeyes, Saturday was pure redemption. After four straight heartbreaking losses—including last year’s upset as a heavy favorite—this dominant performance erased every doubt, improved Day to 2-4 lifetime against Michigan, and gave him his first victory in the rivalry since 2019. The sideline erupted at the final whistle, players openly celebrating the joy on their coach’s face after years of November pain. Ohio State now turns its attention to Indianapolis, where a win over No. 2 Indiana next Saturday night in the Big Ten Championship Game would lock up the No. 1 overall seed.

Ohio State is favored in college football odds as they play Indiana in the Big Ten Championship on Saturday night on FOX.

Indiana Hoosiers

Indiana completed the first perfect regular season in school history last Friday night, demolishing rival Purdue 56-3 to finish 12-0 (9-0 Big Ten) and secure a date with No. 1 Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship Game. Kaelon Black punched in two short touchdown runs, Roman Hemby broke loose for a spectacular 82-yard score, and Fernando Mendoza added a rushing touchdown plus two third-quarter scoring strikes as the Hoosiers exploded for 355 rushing yards and never took their foot off the gas. The nation’s No. 2 scoring offense and No. 2 scoring defense both flexed in the 24-degree cold, turning the 100th Old Oaken Bucket game into a celebration and hoisting the trophy in emphatic fashion.

Curt Cignetti’s squad answered every skeptic who wondered if last year’s breakout was a fluke—Indiana is undefeated, deeper, and statistically better on both sides of the ball than a year ago. With a Heisman frontrunner under center and momentum at an all-time high, the Hoosiers now head to Indianapolis for a showdown with Ohio State that will decide the Big Ten title, a playoff bye, and whether this fairy tale run gets the exclamation point it deserves.

Indiana is an underdog against Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship Game on Saturday night on FOX.

Georgia Bulldogs

Nate Frazier pounded out 108 rushing yards and Gunner Stockton hit Zachariah Branch for the game’s lone touchdown as Georgia held off Georgia Tech 16-9 last Friday night in Atlanta, stretching the Bulldogs’ winning streak in “Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate” to eight straight, the longest in series history. Peyton Woodring booted three field goals, including a 50-yarder that made it 16-6 early in the fourth, while Georgia’s defense stonewalled the Yellow Jackets in the red zone all night and batted down a final Hail Mary at the goal line to seal it. The win, combined with Texas A&M’s loss earlier in the day, vaulted Georgia (11-1, 7-1 SEC) back into the SEC Championship Game on December 6 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, where they’ll defend their title against either Alabama or Ole Miss.

Kirby Smart’s team turned Atlanta red again, with Bulldogs fans claiming the majority of the 75,000 seats and making it feel like a home game. Despite another slow offensive night and trailing at some point in seven of their eight SEC games this year, Georgia just keeps finding ways to win the ones that matter most. Eight in a row over Tech, 20 of the last 24, and now a return trip to Mercedes-Benz with a top-four seed and first-round playoff bye on the line. The Bulldogs are battle-tested, still standing, and heading back to the place they love to play in December.

The Bulldogs are a slight favorite in NCAA football odds against Alabama in the SEC title game on Saturday on ABC.

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Jeremiyah Love shook off a scary first-quarter injury scare to score his school-record 21st touchdown of the season, powering Notre Dame to a 49-20 rout of Stanford last Saturday night and extending the Fighting Irish's winning streak to 10 games. The fourth-leading rusher in the nation and Heisman contender finished with 66 yards on the ground, including a short touchdown run after returning from a brief locker-room evaluation for a bruise, while backups Jadarian Price and Aneyas Williams combined for 178 yards and four scores to keep the offense humming. Freshman CJ Carr tossed for 205 yards and two touchdowns, and Luke Talich added a highlight-reel 84-yard touchdown on a perfectly executed fake punt from Joshua Burnham on fourth-and-19, as Notre Dame scored on its first four drives to build a 28-3 halftime lead before coasting. The Irish racked up 524 total yards against 312 for the Cardinal, converting 61.1% of third downs and going 100% on fourth, retaining the Legends Trophy and finishing the regular season 10-2 with all 10 wins by double digits.

For Marcus Freeman's squad, this was another dominant statement in a season full of them. Despite the momentary concern for Love—the best player in the country, per his coach—the Fighting Irish showed depth and poise, executing trick plays and grinding out a blowout that has them squarely in the College Football Playoff conversation. It's the fourth time in eight years Notre Dame has strung together a 10-game winning streak, and Freeman made no bones about it: "We've improved as much as anybody... I truly believe we're one" of the best teams right now. As the playoff selections loom, the Irish await their fate, confident their resume—bolstered by this latest thrashing—puts them in prime position for an at-large bid and a shot at the national title.

Notre Dame will now wait and see if they get an at-large bid to the College Football Playoff.

Oregon Ducks

Dante Moore threw for 286 yards and delivered a back-breaking 64-yard touchdown strike to Malik Benson with 7:55 left, powering Oregon to a 26-14 road win over Washington last week and all but locking up a College Football Playoff berth. Atticus Sappington was perfect on four field goals—including a career-long 51-yarder—while Moore added a 1-yard sneak as the Ducks leaned on their elite secondary to twice pick off Demond Williams Jr. and hold the Huskies to season-low passing production. With starter Jonah Coleman still limited, Oregon’s offense found just enough big plays to complement another dominant defensive effort and extend the nation’s longest true-road winning streak to 12 games under Dan Lanning.

The victory gave Oregon (11-1, 8-1 Big Ten) its second win in five tries over Washington and capped the regular season on a high note heading into the playoff. Benson’s catch-and-run dagger came right after the Huskies had closed within five, and the Ducks’ defense slammed the door the rest of the way. Oregon now awaits Selection Sunday fully expecting to be in the 12-team field—likely with a protected seed and a home playoff game—after proving once again that Lanning’s squad wins the games it has to, exactly when it has to.

Oregon will wait and see who they play when the College Football Playoff field is announced.

Texas Tech Red Raiders

Behren Morton carved up West Virginia for 310 yards and three touchdowns on 25-of-32 passing, and Texas Tech capped its best regular season in 17 years with a 49-0 demolition last Saturday, rolling into next week’s Big 12 Championship Game with momentum and swagger. Linebacker Jacob Rodriguez continued his offensive renaissance with a 1-yard wildcat touchdown—his second score in as many weeks—while Caleb Douglas torched the Mountaineers for 127 yards and two scores. The Red Raiders (11-1, 8-1 Big 12) scored on four of their first five drives, pitched a shutout, and extended their streak of every win this season by at least 20 points, with eight games of 42+ points. Texas Tech heads to Arlington as the clear favorite against BYU, riding a wave of confidence and a defense that forced multiple turnovers.

Joey McGuire’s program has arrived. For the first time in school history, Texas Tech is Big 12 championship-bound in its 30th year in the league, and the Red Raiders are now squarely in the hunt to host a first-round College Football Playoff game. Morton played pain-free despite a recent leg injury, the offense hummed from the opening snap, and the locker room blasted James Brown’s “I Feel Good” in celebration of win No. 11. With a shutout tune-up in the books and every key player expected to be ready for Saturday, Texas Tech has never been closer to its first Big 12 title—and a statement playoff run feels very much within reach.

Texas tech is a double-digit favorite in college football odds against BYU on Saturday in the Big 12 Championship Game on ABC.

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