College Football Odds, NCAAF Lines & Spreads

National Championship 2024-25


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Georgia Bulldogs
+325
+300
Ohio State Buckeyes
+700
+525
Texas Longhorns
+800
+700
Oregon Ducks
+1100
+700
Alabama Crimson Tide
+1000
+1600
Louisiana State Tigers
+1200
+1600
Mississippi Rebels
+1400
+1600
Michigan Wolverines
+900
+1800
Florida State Seminoles
+1800
+2500
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
+2500
+2800
Penn State Nittany Lions
+2200
+3300
Tennessee Volunteers
+4000
+3300
Missouri Tigers
+5000
+3300
Clemson Tigers
+2500
+4000
Texas A&M Aggies
+3300
+4000
Oklahoma Sooners
+4000
+4000
Southern California Trojans
+3300
+5000
Washington Huskies
+5000
+6000
Kansas State Wildcats
+6600
+6600
Miami-FL Hurricanes
+6600
+6600
Utah Utes
+6600
+7500
Arizona Wildcats
+7500
+10000
Auburn Tigers
+10000
+10000
Louisville Cardinals
+10000
+15000
Florida Gators
+12500
+15000
Nebraska Cornhuskers
+15000
+15000
Wisconsin Badgers
+12500
+20000
Kansas Jayhawks
+15000
+20000
Texas Tech Red Raiders
+15000
+20000
Oklahoma State Cowboys
+20000
+20000
Kentucky Wildcats
+25000
+20000
Southern Methodist Mustangs
+30000
+20000
North Carolina State Wolfpack
+15000
+25000
North Carolina Tar Heels
+20000
+25000
Arkansas Razorbacks
+25000
+25000
Colorado Buffaloes
+25000
+25000
South Carolina Gamecocks
+30000
+25000
California-Los Angeles Bruins
+20000
+30000
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
+20000
+30000
Central Florida Knights
+25000
+30000
Iowa Hawkeyes
+30000
+40000
Iowa State Cyclones
+30000
+40000
Maryland Terrapins
+40000
+40000
Boise State Broncos
+40000
+50000
Michigan State Spartans
+40000
+50000
Virginia Tech Hokies
+40000
+50000
West Virginia Mountaineers
+40000
+50000
California Golden Bears
+50000
+50000
James Madison Dukes
+50000
+50000
Mississippi State Bulldogs
+50000
+50000
Oregon State Beavers
+50000
+50000
Liberty Flames
+60000
+50000
Baylor Bears
+50000
+60000
Cincinnati Bearcats
+75000
+60000
Arizona State Sun Devils
+60000
+75000
Tulane Green Wave
+60000
+75000
Troy Trojans
+70000
+75000
Rutgers Scarlet Knights
+75000
+75000
Boston College Eagles
+80000
+75000
Virginia Cavaliers
+80000
+75000
Brigham Young Cougars
+75000
+100000
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
+75000
+100000
Illinois Fighting Illini
+75000
+100000
Minnesota Golden Gophers
+75000
+100000
Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners
+75000
+100000
Air Force Falcons
+80000
+100000
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
+80000
+100000
Duke Blue Devils
+80000
+100000
Fresno State Bulldogs
+80000
+100000
Houston Cougars
+80000
+100000
Nevada-Las Vegas Rebels
+80000
+100000
Pittsburgh Panthers
+80000
+100000
San Jose State Spartans
+80000
+100000
Syracuse Orange
+80000
+100000
Toledo Rockets
+80000
+100000
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
+80000
+100000
Washington State Cougars
+80000
+100000
Appalachian State Mountaineers
+100000
+100000
Northwestern Wildcats
+100000
+100000
Purdue Boilermakers
+100000
+100000
South Alabama Jaguars
+100000
+100000
South Florida Bulls
+100000
+100000
Stanford Cardinal
+100000
+100000
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
+100000
+100000
Wyoming Cowboys
+100000
+100000
Alabama-Birmingham Blazers
+150000
+100000
Colorado State Rams
+150000
+100000
Florida Atlantic Owls
+150000
+100000
Georgia Southern Eagles
+150000
+100000
Georgia State Panthers
+150000
+100000
Indiana Hoosiers
+150000
+100000
Marshall Thundering Herd
+150000
+100000
Memphis Tigers
+150000
+100000
Miami-OH RedHawks
+150000
+100000
Ohio Bobcats
+150000
+100000
Old Dominion Monarchs
+150000
+100000
San Diego State Aztecs
+150000
+100000
Texas State Bobcats
+150000
+100000
Utah State Aggies
+150000
+100000
Vanderbilt Commodores
+150000
+100000
Army Black Knights
+200000
+100000
Bowling Green Falcons
+200000
+100000
East Carolina Pirates
+200000
+100000
Jacksonville State Gamecocks
+200000
+100000
Nevada Wolf Pack
+200000
+100000
North Texas Mean Green
+200000
+100000
Arkansas State Red Wolves
+300000
+100000
Ball State Cardinals
+300000
+100000
Buffalo Bulls
+300000
+100000
Central Michigan Chippewas
+300000
+100000
Charlotte 49ers
+300000
+100000
Eastern Michigan Eagles
+300000
+100000
Florida International Panthers
+300000
+100000
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
+300000
+100000
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
+300000
+100000
Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
+300000
+100000
New Mexico Lobos
+300000
+100000
Northern Illinois Huskies
+300000
+100000
Rice Owls
+300000
+100000
Southern Miss Golden Eagles
+300000
+100000
Temple Owls
+300000
+100000
Texas El Paso Miners
+300000
+100000
Tulsa Golden Hurricane
+300000
+100000
Western Michigan Broncos
+300000
+100000
Akron Zips
+500000
+100000
Connecticut Huskies
+500000
+100000
Kent State Golden Flashes
+500000
+100000
Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks
+500000
+100000
Massachusetts Minutemen
+500000
+100000
Navy Midshipmen
+150000
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New Mexico State Aggies
+150000
- -
Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
+200000
- -
Georgia Bulldogs
+200
+200
Texas Longhorns
+250
+250
Mississippi Rebels
+650
+650
Alabama Crimson Tide
+900
+650
Tennessee Volunteers
+900
+1100
Louisiana State Tigers
+1000
+1100
Missouri Tigers
+1100
+1400
Texas A&M Aggies
+2200
+2500
Oklahoma Sooners
+5000
+3300
Auburn Tigers
+5000
+5000
Kentucky Wildcats
+8000
+8000
South Carolina Gamecocks
+9000
+9000
Florida Gators
+10000
+10000
Arkansas Razorbacks
+12500
+12500
Mississippi State Bulldogs
+20000
+20000
Vanderbilt Commodores
+25000
+25000
Kansas State Wildcats
+350
+325
Utah Utes
+400
+350
Kansas Jayhawks
+550
+650
Arizona Wildcats
+700
+750
Texas Tech Red Raiders
+800
+800
Iowa State Cyclones
+1200
+1000
Oklahoma State Cowboys
+1400
+1000
Central Florida Knights
+1000
+1100
Texas Christian Horned Frogs
+1600
+2000
West Virginia Mountaineers
+2500
+2500
Baylor Bears
+5000
+4000
Colorado Buffaloes
+4000
+5000
Cincinnati Bearcats
+5000
+6600
Arizona State Sun Devils
+12500
+8000
Houston Cougars
+12500
+10000
Brigham Young Cougars
+12500
+12500
Clemson Tigers
+260
+250
Florida State Seminoles
+260
+250
Miami-FL Hurricanes
+350
+500
Louisville Cardinals
+450
+550
North Carolina State Wolfpack
+800
+1100
Virginia Tech Hokies
+2200
+1200
Southern Methodist Mustangs
+2200
+2000
North Carolina Tar Heels
+2000
+2200
Syracuse Orange
+5000
+3300
California Golden Bears
+5000
+4000
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
+10000
+6600
Boston College Eagles
+15000
+7500
Duke Blue Devils
+8000
+10000
Pittsburgh Panthers
+10000
+12500
Virginia Cavaliers
+15000
+12500
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
+25000
+25000
Stanford Cardinal
+50000
+50000
Ohio State Buckeyes
+160
+130
Oregon Ducks
+220
+225
Michigan Wolverines
+350
+500
Penn State Nittany Lions
+500
+625
Southern California Trojans
+2800
+1600
Iowa Hawkeyes
+2800
+3300
Maryland Terrapins
+5000
+5000
Washington Huskies
+5000
+5000
Nebraska Cornhuskers
+8000
+5000
Wisconsin Badgers
+8000
+8000
California-Los Angeles Bruins
+12500
+8000
Michigan State Spartans
+12500
+12500
Illinois Fighting Illini
+15000
+12500
Northwestern Wildcats
+17500
+15000
Minnesota Golden Gophers
+20000
+20000
Purdue Boilermakers
+20000
+20000
Indiana Hoosiers
+40000
+25000
Rutgers Scarlet Knights
+10000
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How to read College Football Odds 

The college football odds in the tables above allow you to compare which sportsbooks are offering the best college football betting odds today.

If you are learning how to bet on football, the most important first step is learning how to read college football odds. In sports betting, a moneyline bet involves you picking a team to win the game outright. Moneyline odds at your favorite online sportsbook will look something like this:

  • Auburn Tigers -200
  • Alabama Crimson Tide +170

In this scenario, Auburn is the favorite and Alabama is the underdog. Faves are always shown with the minus sign (-) and dogs with the plus sign (+).

If you were going to bet $100 on the Tigers, you’d get a profit of $50. Conversely, if you were going to gamble $100 on the Crimson Tide, you’d get a $170 profit. To see how much you’d win based on the college football odds and amount bet, check out our Odds Calculator.

What does -110 Mean?

A -110 line is a magic number in the betting world. For sportsbooks, it represents the line they need to make money. See more on our page about what -110 means.

What Does -1.5 Mean?

This is the point spread. Negative values such as -1.5 indicate that team is favored by 1.5 points. Positive values like +1.5 indicate that team is the underdog by 1.5 points.

How Are College Football Odds Calculated?

Sportsbooks review a number of variables to come up with NCAAF odds including coaching, weather, offensive and defensive strength, QB and home-field advantage.

Popular Types of College Football Betting

There are multiple ways to bet using college football odds, from straight-up moneyline betting to betting on the point spread, the totalsand so much more.

Moneyline Bets

With moneyline bets, you’re wagering on what side wins. For moneyline college football odds, negative and positive values are attached to favorites (-180) and underdogs (+160).

Example: If you want to bet a -180 favorite, you need to risk $180 to win $100 (or for smaller-stakes players, $18 to win $10). When betting on the underdog at +160, you would bet $100 to win $160 (if the underdog wins). 

Points Spread

Betting on a college football point spread means the favorite must win by the line to cover the spread. For example, if a team is -3.5 at +120 and you wagered $100, that means you would profit $120 if the team wins by four points or more. On the other side, if a team is +3.5 at -135 and you wagered $135, you win $100 if they win the game or only lose by three or fewer points.

OVER/UNDER (Total) Bets

Totals, also known as OVER/UNDER betting, are wagers on the total points scored by both teams combined. If the total is 60.5, you need 60 points or less to win an UNDER bet and 61 points or more to win OVER.

College football totals are not available on every game and they are sometimes posted later in the week than NFL totals. Keep tabs on the college football odds menu to see which books post these college football betting lines first.

Parlay Bets

A parlay bet is a sports bet that combines multiple straight bet wagers on one ticket. Usually, you would pool straight-up bets with spreads and totals. However, you can have multiple versions of the same bet as long as it’s on different games. Some sportsbooks now offer same-game parlays where you can combine multiple bets from the same game. 

Player Awards (MVP)

The Heisman Trophy is the most well-known college award out there and you can place a bet on who will win the College Football MVP throughout the year. See our Heisman Trophy odds page for updated odds. 

Player Props

College football player props are much like NFL player props. They can range from yardage totals to the number of touchdowns scored, field goals kicked, etc. A player prop bet is simply a "proposition" wager written by bookmakers related to a player's performance. 

Live Odds Betting

Live betting lets you bet while the game is unfolding. This is a popular way to bet, giving you the chance to take advantage of live college football odds while you’re watching everything from the National Championship Game to any regular-season game. You can read more about live betting on our “How Does Live Betting Work?” page.

Futures Odds

Futures bets are, as the name suggests, wagers on future events. These bets focus on major events in college football, like National Championship odds, Heisman odds and the number of wins a team might get.

Stay up-to-date on the college football latest lines and National Championship odds and learn how to bet on college football games with our betting guide and our betting trends.

Understanding Live Movement

The more lopsided the betting action is in one direction, the more sportsbooks stand to win or lose depending on the final result. For this reason, sportsbooks will often move lines. To understand this further, check out this page on "Why the Line Moves."

Plus and Minus Odds

Most sports odds are presented in the same way. The favorite is represented by the minus sign (-), while the underdog is represented by the plus sign (+). You’ll also notice that odds are usually based on a bettor wagering $100. 

A -150 line means a bettor needs to risk $150 to win $100 while a +150 line means a bettor would win $150 on a $100 bet. 

True Odds vs Implied Odds

True odds are the chances you've given for a specific outcome after all your research and handicapping. The implied odds are a team’s chances of winning represented by a percentage and based on the odds set by the sportsbook.

You can calculate the implied odds for any bet using our college football odds calculator. 

How Do I Handicap College Football Games?

We do all the hard work by laying out all offensive and defensive stats that include helpful breakdowns of rushing, passing, scoring and more team statistics. Combining our team reports, stats pages, power rankings, general trends, and your gut instincts, we offer all the resources a college football bettor needs for success. Check out all our college football has to offer in the guides below.

Biggest College Football Betting Events

If you’re betting on college football, you need to jot down these events in your calendar.

Season Openers

There’s no feeling quite like getting the year getting off and running with the season opener. You’ve done your research in the offseason and you know if a team is supposed to be good or downright awful. It’s a great time to catch the sportsbooks napping and squeeze out some incredible value.

Bowl Season

Bowl season is a full month of postseason football. Just like the March Madness tournament, bowl season sees its share of big upsets. And big upsets mean big payouts.

College Football Playoffs

Four teams enter, and only one leaves with a championship. This is going to change for the 2024-25 season when the field is tripled to have a 12-team field!

College Football National Championship

It's the big game on the college football schedule. The buildup of the entire season is for this one game. The current team favored to win in our National Championship odds is the Georgia Bulldogs at +225 odds. The Dawgs would earn a legendary three-peat if they hoisted the trophy again this season. 

Biggest Team Rivalries

New to college football? Here are some key rivalries that you’ll definitely want to watch because there are guaranteed to be fireworks.

Michigan Wolverines And Ohio State Buckeyes

This Big Ten matchup is dubbed: "The Game." The yearly matchups has been going on since 1918. The Wolverines hold the series lead at 60-51-6 and have won the last two after Ohio State dominated from 2012 through 2019.

Auburn Tigers vs Alabama Crimson Tide

Better known as the Iron Bowl, this is a meeting of two the top programs in the SEC -- and in the nation. Bama has owned this "bowl" game with an all-time 49-37-1 record and seven wins in the last 10 years. 

Army Black Knights vs Navy Midshipmen

The two biggest wings of the American Armed Forces battle it out for football glory and major bragging rights every season.

Oklahoma Sooners vs Texas Longhorns

You know a rivalry is a big deal when it has its own name. Oklahoma vs Texas, or the Red River Rivalry, dates back to 1900. Texas leads the series with a 63-50-5 record. The Longhorns won in 2022 for the first time in five years.

USC Trojans vs Notre Dame Fighting Irish

The battle of East vs West; not officially, but that's how it feels. This rivalry has its own trophy, called the Jeweled Shillelagh. It has its own backstory that you absolutely need to learn.

Georgia Bulldogs vs Florida Gators

The Southeastern Conference rivals have met 100 or 101 times -- it depends on who you ask. You know it's a rivalry when they can't even agree on how many times they've played!

Profit & Payout

New to sports betting? Learn about some of these key sports betting terms.

Profit

Your profit is the money earned over a period of time. That can be over a single bet or over a period of betting. 

Expected Winnings

This is the amount you can expect to win on a specific bet. Let’s say you’re risking $100 on Auburn to win on the moneyline at -150. Your expected winnings would be $67. You can calculate your expected winnings using our odds calculator.

Expected Payout

An expected payout is your stake along with the expected winnings. Going back to that $100 bet on the Auburn Tigers, the expected payout is that $67 of winnings, plus your $100 stake for a $167 expected payout.

Bet Slip

The bet slip is the piece of paper (physical or digital) you receive displaying your bet with your favorite sportsbook. 

Bonuses and Promotions

Depending on your sportsbook, you can get various bonuses and promotions. Here’s a list of some of the most common bonuses and promotions.

Free Bets

Exactly as the name suggests, free bets are gifted upon sign-up and allow you to make a bet using the sportsbook’s money -- and if you win, you keep the profits. Check with your sportsbook because certain restrictions apply to cashing out free bet earnings.

Risk-Free Bet

With a risk-free bet, bettors can make a wager without the fear of losing their stake. Again, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with your sportsbook’s rules around risk-free betting because it’s not always as straightforward as it sounds. Some sportsbooks will return your wager in credits. 

Deposit Match

This is perhaps the most common promotion. When you make a deposit with a sportsbook, they’ll match it up to a certain amount. Check with your sportsbook to see how much they’ll match.

Where To Bet On Sports

Looking to find a sportsbook? We’ve got you covered. Check out our sportsbook review page to learn how to evaluate every sportsbook. 

Sports Betting Apps

We can’t tell you which of the sites we list above has the best app because the best betting app simply boil down to personal preference. What we can tell you is what to look for in a legal sports betting app to help you make an informed decision. Read up on what to look out for here.

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