Updated CFB Championship Odds
LAS VEGAS, NV (The Spread) – The 2014 College Football Season is upon us, starting this week. Here is one last look at the odds to win the 2015 College Football Championship.
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According to oddsmakers from Bovada.lv, Florida State is still the favorite to repeat, as it has 18/5 odds. Other short odds to win are Alabama (6/1), Oregon (7/1) and Auburn (10/1).
The Seminoles are coming off the national championship last season and have 13 starters back this year, led by sophomore quarterback Jameis Winston, who won the Heisman a year ago. FSU had the nation’s top-ranked defense last year and the second-ranked offense.
Alabama has won three of the last five national championships. The Crimson Tide are coming off a season where it didn’t win the SEC or play for the title. Bama has only nine starters back and will be breaking in new players at key positions, including quarterback. The Tide will be led by running back T.J. Yeldon.
Oregon went 11-2 last season and had the fourth-ranked offense in the country. The Ducks have 13 starters returning this year, with eight coming from the speedy offense. Marcus Mariota will lead the offense from the quarterback position and is a preseason Heisman frontrunner.
Auburn is the defending SEC champion and runner-up for the national title. The Tigers were a surprise champ in the SEC last year and have 13 starters back this season, led by quarterback Nick Marshall.
For a complete listing of odds to win the 2015 College Football Championship, see below.
Bet on College Football Futures Odds
Odds to win the 2015 College Football Championship
Florida St 18/5
Alabama 6/1
Oregon 7/1
Auburn 10/1
Oklahoma 12/1
Georgia 13/1
UCLA 14/1
Ohio St 20/1
South Carolina 23/1
LSU 25/1
USC 28/1
Baylor 30/1
Michigan St 30/1
Wisconsin 30/1
Florida 35/1
Ole Miss 45/1
Michigan 50/1
Stanford 65/1
Notre Dame 75/1
Clemson 80/1
Iowa 85/1
Nebraska 85/1
Texas 85/1
Washington 85/1
Kansas St 100/1
North Carolina 100/1
Texas A&M 100/1
Missouri 110/1
Arizona St 120/1
Mississippi St 120/1
Arizona 125/1
TCU 175/1
Miami FL 200/1
Northwestern 200/1
Oklahoma St 200/1
Tennessee 200/1
Virginia Tech 200/1
BYU 300/1
Boise St 300/1
Louisville 300/1
Texas Tech 500/1
Utah St 500/1
Duke 1000/1
Georgia Tech 1000/1
Oregon St 1000/1
Pittsburgh 1000/1
Utah 1000/1
Vanderbilt 1000/1
Washington St 1000/1
Field (Any Other Team) 100/1
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