College Football Championship Betting Odds

And then there were four. With the College Football Playoff set to begin with semifinals on December 31, the odds of the four teams remaining range from here are their odds as of Monday, December 12. 

The Bulldogs have played one single digit game all season, and it was against… Missouri? While they have only played three teams all season when they were ranked, they managed to beat those three teams- Oregon, Tennessee, and LSU, by a combined 80 points. If you are looking for a ray of hope, the Bulldogs did allow 30 points to LSU in the SEC title game, the first time all season they allowed more than 22 points. 

A matchup with Ohio State would be, in fact, bigger than anything that has happened before in the national title game. Let’s see if it can happen.

It’s worth stating that this is probably still the most talented roster in the country and the Buckeyes, for the second straight season, might just have the two best wide receivers in the nation, but Jaxon Smith-Njigba has declared himself out for the CFP. Can Marvin Harrison Jr. carry the torch for OSU?

This number started at +1600 if and when they’re announced as being in the CFP ahead of Alabama. The Horned Frogs can score on anyone in the country, but their defense looked shaky in the loss to Kansas State in the CFP title game. Can anyone stop TCU’s offense, which only scored fewer than 28 points once all season? We’re about to find out.