Odds to Reach the College Football Playoffs

Does your team have a chance to make this year's College Football Playoff?

 
SportsBetting.ag offers the odds and probabilities for 20 contenders to reach the four-team playoff below.

Additionally, division odds for four of the Power 5 conferences can be seen below. Also listed is the latest FBS conference and championship odds.

Current CFP odds can be seen here: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-playoff-specials

Odds to make College Football Playoff

Clemson -700  (87.5% implied probability)

Alabama -400  (80.0%)

Ohio State -250  (71.4%)

Oklahoma -225  (69.2%)

Georgia +150  (40.0%)

Iowa State +450  (18.2%)

Texas A&M +500  (16.7%)

Oregon +650  (13.3%)

Notre Dame +700  (12.5%)

Wisconsin +800  (11.1%)

Texas +900  (10.0%)

USC +900  (10.0%)

Washington +900  (10.0%)

LSU +1000  (9.1%)

North Carolina +1000  (9.1%)

Cincinnati +1100  (8.3%)

Florida +1100  (8.3%)

Penn State +1200  (7.7%)

UCLA +2000  (4.8%)

Utah +2000  (4.8%)

All too Early College Football and Heisman Odds

Next year's college football championship and Heisman odds
Another college football season is in the books, but it's never too early to take a look at the early favorites for next year's championship and Heisman.

Despite losing the national championship game last night, Clemson is the early favorite to capture a third title over the last five seasons, according to SportsBetting.ag.

LSU is fourth on the odds board while Alabama is second and Ohio State is third.

In terms of Heisman odds, the sportsbook has made the obvious choice, Trevor Lawrence, the favorite, but he is followed closely by Justin Fields. USC quarterback Kedon Slovis is the only other player with better than 10/1 odds.

Real-time championship and Heisman odds that will update throughout the offseason: https://www.sportsbetting.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures

Championship Odds
Clemson    9/4
Alabama    7/2
Ohio State    9/2
LSU    6/1
Georgia    8/1
Florida    14/1
Auburn    20/1
Oklahoma    20/1
Notre Dame    25/1
Texas    25/1
Michigan    33/1
Penn State    33/1
Texas A&M    40/1
Florida State    50/1
Oregon    50/1
Wisconsin    50/1
Tennessee    66/1
Iowa State    100/1
Kentucky    100/1
Miami FL    100/1
Minnesota    100/1
Nebraska    100/1
USC    100/1
Utah    100/1
Washington    100/1
Iowa    150/1
Oklahoma State    150/1
BYU    500/1

Heisman Odds    
Trevor Lawrence - Clemson QB    7/2
Justin Fields - Ohio State QB    4/1
Kedon Slovis - USC QB    9/1
Chuba Hubbard - Oklahoma State RB    10/1
Mac Jones - Alabama QB    10/1
Sam Ehlinger - Texas QB    10/1
Spencer Rattler - Oklahoma QB    10/1
Tanner Morgan - Minnesota QB    10/1
Derek Stingley Jr - LSU CB/WR    16/1
Kenneth Gainwell - Memphis RB    16/1
Kyle Trask - Florida QB    16/1
Myles Brennan - LSU QB    16/1
Sam Howell - North Carolina QB    16/1
Ja'Marr Chase - LSU WR    20/1
Justin Jefferson - LSU WR    20/1
Bo Nix - Auburn QB    33/1
Brock Purdy - Iowa State QB    33/1
Chatarius Atwell - Louisville WR    33/1
Ian Book - Notre Dame QB    33/1
Javian Hawkins - Louisville RB    33/1
Jaylen Waddle - Alabama WR    33/1
Rondale Moore - Purdue WR    33/1
Trey Sanders - Alabama RB    33/1
Zamir White - Georgia RB    33/1
D'Eriq King - Houston QB    50/1
Dillon Gabriel - UCF QB    50/1
Jaret Patterson - Buffalo RB    50/1
Journey Brown - Penn State RB    50/1
Michael Penix Jr. - Indiana QB    50/1
Sean Clifford - Penn State QB    50/1
Spencer Sanders - Oklahoma State QB    50/1
Tylan Wallace - Oklahoma State WR    50/1
Tyler Huntley - Utah QB    50/1

NCAA Moves Three Point Line Back

The NCAA approved extending the men's college basketball 3-point line to the distance used in international basketball, effective for the upcoming season for Division 1. The Men's Basketball Rules committee had recommended the change after a two-year trial run in the National Invitational Tournaments, saying that the line's new position would open up the lane for dribble penetration and curb the prevalence of the long-distance shot.

SVG College Sports Summit

Once again, great to be a part of the 2018 SVG College Sports Summit.

Held right here in Atlanta, it's an event I look forward to each year. It's a chance to see the latest in tech that colleges and universities will use for covering their sports programs.

2017 SVG College Sports Summit

Always one of my "must attend" events of the year.

Not just because it is local for me in Atlanta, but beciase this is show for technology that colleges use in the audio and video production of their athletic teams.

More to come...