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2024 College Football Playoff projections, national championship odds

Dec 18, 2024
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2024 SEC Championship Game

Check out the 2024 College Football Playoff projections and national championship odds with the inaugural 12-team field set to get started this week! The Big Ten champion and top seeded Oregon Ducks (+350) are the favorites to win it all with the Texas Longhorns (+360), Georgia Bulldogs (+500), Ohio State Buckeyes (+500) and Penn State Nittany Lions (+550) next in line. The first round officially kicks off on Friday and the national championship game is scheduled for January 20 in Atlanta!

National Championship Odds:

1. Oregon Ducks (+350)

2. Texas Longhorns (+360)

3. Georgia Bulldogs (+500)

4. Ohio State Buckeyes (+500)

5. Penn State Nittany Lions (+550)

6. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (+700)

7. Tennessee Volunteers (+2500)

8. Indiana Hoosiers (+4000)

9. SMU Mustangs (+4000)

10. Arizona State Sun Devils (+6000)

11. Boise State Broncos (+6000)

12. Clemson Tigers (+6000)



There are several programs that have a realistic opportunity to take home the national championship as Oregon (15%), Georgia (15%), Texas (14%) and Ohio State (11%) have the highest probability to win the title, followed by Penn State (9%), Notre Dame (8%) and Tennessee (8%). Arizona State (6%) and Boise State (5%) earned first round byes but it still remains unlikely that they will go on a championship run this year and the same can be said for SMU (4%), Indiana (3%) and Clemson (2%).


College Football Playoff Projections:

1. Oregon Ducks (15%)

2. Georgia Bulldogs (15%)

3. Texas Longhorns (14%)

4. Ohio State Buckeyes (11%)

5. Penn State Nittany Lions (9%)

6. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (8%)

7. Tennessee Volunteers (8%)

8. Arizona State Sun Devils (6%)

9. Boise State Broncos (5%)

10. SMU Mustangs (4%)

11. Indiana Hoosiers (3%)

12. Clemson Tigers (2%)


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