2025-2026 College Football Championship Odds
The contenders to win the college football national championship had one minor change, as Oklahoma upset Alabama in Week 12. The rest of the top teams remained the same in college football futures. The College Football Playoffs begin in just about a month, so the games are becoming even more important in the last few weeks of the regular season. As we head into Week 13 college football, the only change is that Oregon has replaced Alabama in 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, Notre Dame, Georgia and Oregon. Week 13 college football does not have as many marquee games as some previous weeks with many of the top teams having easy matchups in Week 13. The biggest game of the week has No. 16 USC visiting No. 6 Oregon on CBS.
College Football Same Game Parlay Lines
NCAA Football Championship Odds
| ODDS TO WIN NCAAF CHAMPIONSHIP |
| Alabama +1459 |
BYU +20071 |
Cincinnati +45000 |
| Indiana +487 |
Louisville +35000 |
Miami Florida +5735 |
| Notre Dame +853 |
Ohio State +181 |
Oklahoma +2709 |
| Oregon +1355 |
Pittsburgh +65242 |
South Florida +85319 |
| Tennessee +80299 |
Texas +25090 |
Texas A&M +587 |
| Texas Tech +1187 |
Tulane +85000 |
USC +6723 |
| Virginia +8500 |
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*Odds as of Wednesday, November 19, 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
Top-ranked Ohio State flexed its depth in a 48-10 rout of UCLA last week, even without Carnell Tate and a limited Jeremiah Smith. Julian Sayin was sharp, completing 23 of 31 passes for 184 yards and a touchdown, while Bo Jackson powered the ground game with 112 yards and a score. James Peoples added two rushing touchdowns, including a highlight 19-yard hurdle run, and Lorenzo Styles Jr. electrified the crowd with a 100-yard kickoff return — the Buckeyes’ first since 2010. Ohio State scored on its first five possessions and built a 17-0 lead by halftime, leaving little doubt about the outcome.
UCLA, missing starting quarterback Nico Iamaleava, struggled to generate offense until late in the third quarter. Freshman Luke Duncan threw for 154 yards and a touchdown in his first start, but the Bruins managed only 50 yards in the first half and didn’t cross midfield until a long Rico Flores catch late in the game. Kwazi Gilmer’s touchdown provided UCLA’s lone bright spot, but the Buckeyes’ defense controlled the line of scrimmage throughout. Ohio State improved to 10-0 and will host Rutgers next week, while UCLA dropped to 3-7 and faces Washington at home.
Ohio State is a big favorite in college football odds as they host Rutgers on Saturday on FOX.
Indiana Hoosiers
No. 2 Indiana shook off a sluggish first half and pulled away for a 31-7 win over Wisconsin last week, securing the first 11-0 start in school history. Quarterback Fernando Mendoza was the difference, completing 22 of 24 passes for 299 yards and four touchdowns, three of them after halftime. Despite being sacked five times and briefly leaving with an injury, Mendoza returned to break the school’s single-season touchdown record with a fourth-quarter strike to Omar Cooper Jr. The Hoosiers’ defense clamped down after the break, holding Wisconsin to just 23 total yards in the second half, while Riley Nowakowski and Holden Staes added scores to put the game out of reach.
Wisconsin showed fight early, tying the game at 7-7 behind freshman quarterback Carter Smith’s 45-yard touchdown pass to Lance Mason. But turnovers and offensive struggles doomed the Badgers, who fell to 3-7 overall and 1-6 in the Big Ten. Running back Gideon Ituka left the game on a cart after a scary third-quarter collision, though early reports were positive. Indiana extended its home winning streak to 15 games under Curt Cignetti and now heads into a bye week before facing rival Purdue with a chance to clinch a perfect regular season and a spot in the Big Ten title game.
Indiana has a bye before facing Purdue next week.
Texas A&M Aggies
No. 3 Texas A&M pulled off the biggest comeback in school history, rallying from a 27-point halftime deficit to stun South Carolina 31-30 and stay undefeated. Quarterback Marcel Reed shook off a disastrous first half with a career-high 439 passing yards and three touchdowns, leading four second-half scoring drives to erase a 30-3 hole. EJ Smith’s 4-yard touchdown run gave the Aggies their first lead midway through the fourth quarter, and the defense sealed the win with back-to-back sacks and a fourth-down stop in the final minutes. Reed’s connection with Ashton Bethel-Roman and Nate Boerkircher fueled the rally, while K.C. Concepcion added 158 receiving yards in a statement performance that kept A&M on track for its first College Football Playoff berth.
South Carolina dominated early, capitalizing on Reed’s turnovers with a defensive touchdown and an 80-yard score by Nyck Harbor to build a 30-3 halftime lead. Quarterback LaNorris Sellers threw for 246 yards and two touchdowns, but the Gamecocks’ offense stalled after the break, managing just a field goal as their losing streak stretched to five games. The Aggies improved to 10-0 for the first time since 1992, while South Carolina fell to 3-7 and 1-7 in SEC play.
The Aggies are huge favorites at home in college football odds on Saturday, as they host Samford.
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
No. 9 Notre Dame extended its winning streak to eight games with a convincing 37-15 road victory over Pittsburgh last week. The Irish jumped out quickly, scoring on back-to-back plays in the first quarter — a 56-yard touchdown run by Jeremiyah Love followed immediately by a 49-yard interception return from Tae Johnson. Quarterback C.J. Carr threw for 212 yards and two touchdowns, both to Malachi Fields, while Love finished with 147 rushing yards and a score to bolster his Heisman campaign. Notre Dame’s defense kept Pitt in check most of the afternoon, holding the Panthers under 10 points until the final seconds.
Pitt struggled to find rhythm against a relentless Irish defense, with freshman quarterback Mason Heintschel intercepted twice and limited to short gains until late. The Panthers managed a field goal before halftime and added two second-half touchdowns, but never seriously threatened after falling behind 21-3. Notre Dame improved to 8-2 and remains firmly in the College Football Playoff hunt, needing only to avoid late-season upsets to secure a berth. Pitt dropped to 7-3 and saw its hopes of a marquee win dashed at home.
The Irish are big favorites at home on Saturday as they host Syracuse on NBC.
Georgia Bulldogs
No. 4 Georgia dominated the fourth quarter to pull away from Texas in a 35-10 win, strengthening its postseason position with a sixth straight victory. Quarterback Gunner Stockton accounted for five touchdowns — four through the air and one on the ground — including two scoring passes to Noah Thomas. After Texas cut the lead to 14-10 in the third quarter, Stockton answered with a 30-yard strike to London Humphreys, followed by a surprise onside kick recovery that shifted momentum. He later added a touchdown pass to Lawson Luckie and a short scoring run to seal the Bulldogs’ win. Georgia’s defense also delivered, holding the Longhorns to just 19 rushing yards and forcing Arch Manning into one interception.
Texas showed fight behind Manning’s 251 passing yards and a touchdown to Ryan Wingo, but penalties and dropped passes stalled drives and erased opportunities. The Longhorns managed only two third-down conversions in 12 attempts and saw their four-game winning streak snapped, putting playoff hopes in jeopardy. Georgia improved to 9-1 overall and 7-1 in SEC play, positioning itself for a first-round CFP bye after Alabama’s loss earlier in the day. The Bulldogs remain unbeaten at home against top-10 opponents under Kirby Smart.
The Bulldogs are big favorites on Saturday in NCAA football odds, as they host Charlotte on the SEC Network.
Oregon Ducks
No. 6 Oregon rolled past Minnesota 42-13 last week behind a record-setting performance from quarterback Dante Moore. The freshman completed 27 of 30 passes for 306 yards and two touchdowns, setting an Oregon single-game mark with a 90% completion rate. Running back Jordon Davison added two rushing scores, including a 39-yard burst, while Kenyon Sadiq caught eight passes for 96 yards and a touchdown in his return from injury. The Ducks spread the ball around to nine different receivers and built a 28-6 halftime lead, never looking back as their defense limited the Gophers to just 62 rushing yards.
Minnesota managed only one touchdown after halftime, a 10-yard pass from Drake Lindsey to Javon Tracy, but otherwise struggled to sustain drives against Oregon’s top-ranked defense. Darius Taylor returned to action with 57 rushing yards, yet the Gophers remained winless on the road this season, falling to 6-4 overall. Oregon improved to 9-1 and 6-1 in Big Ten play, keeping its playoff hopes alive with a sixth straight win. The Ducks now turn their attention to a pivotal matchup with USC, while Minnesota looks to rebound at Northwestern.
The Ducks are laying more than a touchdown at home on Saturday, as they host USC on CBS.
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