2023-24 College Football National Championship Future Odds

Georgia has won back-to-back national titles and is the early favorite to win the championship again next season, ahead of Ohio State and Alabama.

Author:
Frankie Taddeo
Publish date:
Jan 10, 2023

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Penn State Nittany Lions

Oregon Ducks

USC Trojans

Texas Longhorns

Florida State Seminoles

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

North Carolina Tar Heels

Mississippi State Bulldogs

Minnesota Golden Gophers

Miami (FL) Hurricanes

Kansas State Wildcats

UCF Knights

Following Georgia’s 65-7 historic blowout win over TCU as 13.5-point favorites on Monday night, oddsmakers quickly released the opening odds for college football championship futures for next season.

The back-to-back defending champion Bulldogs are heavily favored for a three-peat at +300 odds. Kirby Smart’s squad is followed by Ohio State (+600), Alabama (+650) and Michigan (+750) as the only other teams listed at single-digit opening odds.

As we know, due to a plethora of players currently enrolled in the transfer portal, these odds will certainly be on the move as we get closer to August!

Let’s also not easily dismiss the rumors of Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh potentially leaving Ann Arbor and returning to the NFL.

Some quick early looks should have bettors looking at several programs with experienced star quarterbacks. USC (+1100) will once again have the talents of 2022 Heisman winner Caleb Williams, while Bo Nix returning to Oregon (+2800) makes the Ducks attractive.

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Arch Manning potentially starting under center for Texas will attract steam at +2000 odds, while Florida State returning quarterback Jordan Travis will have many Seminole fans running to the windows to grab the amazing +15000 value.

Two moon-shot plays that jump out involve Penn State (+1700) thanks to highly-touted quarterback Drew Allar, as well as Notre Dame (+2800) after landing former Wake Forest signal caller Sam Hartman via the transfer portal.

Let’s take a look at the rest of the field!