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Congratulations to the Michigan Wolverines on claiming their tenth National Championship in school history and first in the CFP era to cap off the 2023-24 college football season. Although we're a ways away from Week 0 of the 2024-25 season, it's never too early to take a peek at next season's CFP title odds. DraftKings Sportsbook released its initial odds for the 2024 National Championship, and although the Wolverines aren't the betting favorites to reclaim the title, they're not too far off the front of the pack at +1000.

Despite their reign as back-to-back National Champions ending in 23-24, the Georgia Bulldogs sit atop the preseason futures board with +450 odds. Two other usual suspects, Alabama (+600) and Ohio State (+800), are the other top contenders.

Although plenty of savvy bettors will shape this futures market in the coming months, with countless players in the transfer portal still waiting to decide on their next school, it's increasingly difficult to get an edge at this juncture in the offseason. On the other hand, with 12 teams now a part of the revamped College Football Playoffs, the National Title race is as wide open as it's ever been.

For those wanting to put a futures bet down or two right now, there are a couple of schools catching our eyes with intriguing price tags. Ole Miss (+1600) ended the season on a strong note with its 38-25 win over Penn State in the Peach Bowl, and with QB Jaxson Dart returning for another season, the Rebels look like a legit contender in the SEC. Following former Duke QB Riley Leonard's commitment, Notre Dame (+2500) has a real shot to return to the CFP, giving bettors a chance to cash a 25-1 ticket on the Golden Domers.

If you're looking for even longer-shot futures with the playoff expanding to 12 teams, look no further than Missouri (+6000) and Arizona (+7000). The Tigers aim to build off their historic 11-2 season that culminated in a Cotton Bowl victory over Ohio State with a potential CFP berth. Arizona's late-season surge since switching to QB Noah Fifita gives Jedd Fisch's Wildcats a chance to run the table in as new members of the Big 12.

Again, with so many players still in the transfer portal and others potentially making their draft declarations, it's probably best to let this market settle before getting down on a futures bet. However, if there's a team at intriguing odds that you're really wanting to bet on, then by all means, try to get ahead of odds movement by snatching up a good price.

Here's a early snapshot of the current odds to win the 2025 college football National Championship via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Odds to win the 2025 College Football National Championship: Top 75 

All odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook

School Odds
Georgia +450
Alabama +600
Ohio State +800
Texas +900
Michigan +1000
Oregon +1100
LSU +1400
Ole Miss +1600
Florida State +1800
Clemson +2000
Penn State +2000
Notre Dame +2500
USC +3000
Oklahoma +3500
Texas A&M +4000
Tennessee +4500
Washington +5000
Utah +5000
Missouri +6000
Miami (FL) +6000
Kansas State +7000
Arizona +7000
Louisville +10000
Wisconsin +10000
Auburn +10000
Kansas +15000
Florida +15000
Texas Tech +15000
TCU +15000
Oklahoma State +15000
North Carolina State +15000
North Carolina +15000
Iowa State +20000
Iowa +20000
Colorado +20000
UCLA +20000
UCF +20000
SMU +20000
Nebraska +20000
Kentucky +30000
Boise State +30000
Arkansas +30000
Michigan State +30000
West Virginia +40000
Virginia Tech +40000
South Carolina +40000
Maryland +40000
James Madison +50000
Georgia Tech +50000
UTSA +50000
California +50000
Baylor +50000
Tulane +50000
Arizona State +50000
Oregon State +50000
Mississippi State +50000
Minnesota +50000
BYU +60000
Troy +60000
Fresno State +70000
Cincinnati +70000
Liberty +80000
Houston +80000
Duke +80000
Washington State +80000
Coastal Carolina +80000
Wake Forest +80000
Boston College +80000
UNLV +80000
Toledo +80000
Air Force +80000
Syracuse +80000
San Jose State +80000
Rutgers +80000
Purdue +80000

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Nick Musial is a Content Producer at The Sporting News. He recently joined the team after studying sport management and journalism at the University of Kansas. Nick’s an avid sports bettor who’s always looking for value.