Odds to Win 2025-2026 College Football Championship

2025-2026 College Football Championship Odds

The top favorites have seen movement in the college football national championship odds after Week 6. Two power brands are going to tumble down the board after suffering their second losses of the season.

The Texas Longhorns are as good as done after their second loss of the season. Texas lost 29-21 to a mediocre Florida team that dominated a game that was not as close as the final score indicated. Texas quarterback Arch Manning continues to be exposed as a quarterback who is not yet ready for prime time.

Meanwhile, the Penn State Nittany Lions suffered an inexplicable 42-37 loss to a terrible UCLA team with a new interim head coach and coordinators. Currently, gamblers are writing off the Longhorns and Nittany Lions, but with the expanded college football playoff, they are not technically eliminated, but they have no margin for error. Texas and Penn State are now out of the AP Top 25.

Week 7 in college football features a number of key games, including #1 Ohio State at #17 Illinois, Texas vs. #6 Oklahoma in the Red River Shootout, #7 Indiana at #3 Oregon, Florida at #5 Texas A&M, and #8 Alabama at #14 Missouri.

College Football Betting Lines

NCAA Football Championship Odds

*Odds as of Tuesday, September 30, 1:00 PM ET

Kick Off with College Football Action

From rivalry showdowns to championship runs, every Saturday is packed with unforgettable moments. Bet on every college football game at BookMaker—spreads, totals, moneylines, player props, and live odds all season long.

* Trusted by sharp bettors for over 30 years

* Early odds, fast payouts, and Bitcoin betting

* Live betting and mobile-optimized sportsbook

* Don’t just watch the action — bet on it!

* Sign Up Now and wing into action with your College Football picks today!

The current favorite to win the 2025-2026 college football national championship are the Ohio State Buckeyes. Also getting the love of gamblers are the Oregon Ducks, the Alabama Crimson Tide, the Miami Hurricanes, and the Georgia Bulldogs.

Ohio State Buckeyes

The defending national champion Buckeyes are coming off a 42-3 blowout win over the Minnesota Golden Gophers as 23.5-point favorites to improve to 5-0 straight up and 4-0-1 against the spread as the class of the Big Ten. But this week brings a dangerous road matchup against the capable and physical Illinois Fighting Illini. The Ohio State defense continues to be the talk of the town. The Buckeyes have allowed the fewest points of any team in college football.

Oregon Ducks

The Ducks are coming off a bye week that followed their epic 30-24 win at Penn State in the White Out. The defending Big Ten champions look the part for a repeat and are showing tremendous balance. Oregon will need to quickly and fully refocus for its matchup this week against the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers. Head coach Dan Lanning’s Ducks will be facing one of the most interesting teams in college football and one that is a legitimate playoff contender.

Indiana Hoosiers

Speaking of head coach Curt Cignetti’s Hoosiers, they are also coming off a bye week that followed a 20-15 road win over the Iowa Hawkeyes. Indiana has surprisingly strong metrics, including 4th for scoring offense and 3rd for fewest points allowed. Equally important is that Indiana is one of the mentally toughest teams in college football, a direct reflection of Cignetti.

Miami Hurricanes

If there is a team to keep an eye on as an alternative to the Ohio State Buckeyes, it is the Miami Hurricanes, who have climbed to #2 in the AP rankings. Since his arrival in 2022, head coach, alum, and Miami favorite son Mario Cristobal, has been planning and working towards a national championship run. Although it has taken longer than the fair-weather Miami fans wanted, the payoff of Cristobal’s recruiting is apparent. Miami is the class of the Atlantic Coast Conference and is coming off a 28-22 road win over the Florida State Seminoles that was not as close as the final score indicated.

Ole Miss Rebels

Perhaps the top sleeper for the national championship is the #4 Ole Miss Rebels. Head coach Lane Kiffin’s Rebels are coming off a bye week that followed a landmark 24-19 home win over the LSU Tigers. Although Ole Miss has one of the top offenses in college football, the defense remains a concern for its long-term viability. Still, the win over LSU proved to the nation that Ole Miss is in the near-elite class at the bare minimum.

2025-2026 College Football Schedule

• Week 1
• Week 2
• Week 3
• Week 4
• Week 5
• Week 6
• Week 7
• Week 8
• Week 9
• Week 10
• Week 11
• Week 12
• Week 13
• Week 14
• Week 15
• Week 16

Did You Know?

At BookMaker, we go beyond just providing top-notch sports betting options! Take advantage of these exclusive features and rewards:

BookMaker ATM Card for seamless transactions: Easily access your funds with the BookMaker ATM card, providing instant access to your winnings and secure transactions wherever you go.

Loyalty Levels & BetPoints Programs for additional rewards: Earn BetPoints as you bet, and unlock exciting perks at higher loyalty levels. The more you play, the more you earn!

Seasonal and Reload Bonuses to maximize your earnings: Stay ahead with seasonal promotions and reload bonuses, boosting your bankroll throughout the year.

Early Cashout Option for added flexibility: Cash out your bet early and lock in profits or limit losses—putting you in control of your wagers.

Free Crypto Payouts for fast and secure withdrawals: Enjoy fast, secure withdrawals with zero fees when you choose crypto payouts.

Open Play Option for unique parlay betting: Get creative with your parlays using the Open Play option, offering more ways to win.

Casino Promotions & Contests for extra fun and wins: Join in on exclusive casino promotions and contests, adding excitement to your betting experience.

8% Cash Back on all your horse racing bets: Place horse racing bets and get 8% cash back on your losses, making it easier to bounce back.

Explore all these benefits and more at BookMaker!

Betting Rules & Policies

Free Play Rules

• Free plays cannot be used on proposition bets.
• Free Plays do not earn any BetPoints™
• Bets made using Free Plays do not count towards completing any rollovers. (Free Plays are always subject to a rollover of their own. You must complete the required rollover prior to making a withdrawal).
• The maximum payout for any Free Play is $5,000.
• Free Plays that are left unused for 180 days will be removed from your account.

ROLLOVER

• Did you know that on all deposits made at BookMaker, there is a rollover requirement: an amount of betting action you must fulfill before you are eligible to make a withdrawal.

• Did you know that rollovers are calculated by multiplying the amount initially credited to your account a certain number of times? Yes! If you deposit without claiming any bonus, the rollover will always be 1x (one-time) your deposit amount. If you do claim a deposit bonus, the rollover will be higher and is based on the deposit plus bonus amount.

Wager disputes (claims)

If you disagree with any aspect of a wager you’ve placed, you are welcome to log an official dispute (commonly known as a “claim”). Claims must be reported no later than 15 (fifteen) calendar days following the settlement of the wager.

If following an initial review of the case there remains any doubt regarding the wager type, line, market, amount, or any other detail, the claim will be escalated to the BookMaker management team. All decisions made by them are final.

Wager Cash Out - How it works

With the Cash Out feature you can choose to eliminate a wager that's already been placed, and receive back either a portion, or your full stake amount.

Cash Out is selectively available on certain events, fixtures, and markets.

In order to see if a wager is eligible to be cashed out, simply navigate to your Bet Slip and check the 'My Open Bets' tab. If eligible, the Cash Out button will be displayed.

It’s also important to note that Cash Out is not contributing to any bonus or promotion including Bet Point accumulation and Rollover for releasing bonus cash.