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National Championship Betting Odds – College Football Bets

2022-23 NCAA College Football Outright Winners Odds

Looking forward to major events in the NCAA College Football calendar, we can see things are likely to turn out like this:

  • Peach Bowl: Thursday, December, 30
  • Cotton Bowl: Friday, December, 31
  • Orange Bowl: Friday, December, 31
  • Fiesta Bowl: Saturday, January, 1
  • Rose Bowl: Saturday, January, 1
  • Sugar Bowl: Saturday, January 1
  • CFP National Championship Game: Monday, January, 10, in Indiana

Although it’s a long way away yet, there are NCAA College Football Outright Winners Odds available right now. The odds are subject to change and as such we will update them as things move. The odds were last updated on May 23, 2022:

NCAAF Odds
Alabama Crimson Tide3.003.103.00
Georgia Bulldogs4.004.004.20
Ohio State Buckeyes6.507.006.50
Clemson Tigers13.0014.0013.00
USC Trojans36.0036.0036.00

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Steeped in tradition, the history of the NCAA Football National Championship can be traced back to 1869 as Rutgers and Princeton were retroactively named co-national champions of what is officially considered the first season of US College football.

Controversial, even way back then, deciding the top team has been hotly debated each season ever since. Though still not perfect, an expanded postseason would be much better, adding a playoff system helps decide a consensus Champion.

Many systems were tested over the years, including the Bowl Coalition and Bowl Alliance, but both of those were flawed – especially since they left out the Big Ten and Pac-10 teams. Attempting to bring some clarity to anointing a National Champion, the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) was introduced in 1998. The BCS was also fraught with controversy as it relied heavily on computers and polls to determine the two schools that played in the BCS National Championship Final.

NCAA College Football Final

Bowing to public pressure, or realizing the obvious, today’s College Football Playoff system was put into place prior to the start of the 2014 season. Similar to the NFL Super Bowl location process, US cities with a stadium that has a minimum 65,000 seating capacity, bid for the right to host the College Football Final.

College Football Champions

From 1869 to 2018, only 51 Universities have claimed an NCAAF title banner. Won during an era, long since past, Princeton has won the most NCAFF National Championships with 28 titles. The Yale Bulldogs are next with 27 and Notre Dame is third as the Fighting Irish have 22 Championships. That is ancient history though as Princeton and Yale haven’t been contenders for decades while Notre Dame last reigned supreme in US College Football way back in 1988.

Power Five Conferences have ruled recently – particularly the Southeastern Conference who claimed five titles during an eight-year run from 2009 to 2016. Alabama won four of them, Auburn claimed one, while Florida State (ACC) Ohio State (Big Ten) and Clemson (ACC) were the three non-SEC Champs. The last few years have been won Clemson, Alabama, and UCF, with Clemson winning in 2016 and 2018, Alabama winning in 2016 and 2017, then UCF picking up the title in 2017 to claim their first NCAAF title.

Players soak up NCAAF title appearances as only a handful move on to the NFL. The ones that do advance to the next level are usually stars as players like Joe Montana (Fighting Irish/49ers) Tom Brady (Wolverines/Patriots) Marcus Allen (Trojans/Raiders) and Tony Dorsett (Panthers/Cowboys) all own a National Championship and a Super Bowl ring. Remember, local lottery retailers in Canada do not offer single wagers on the NCAAF title match – CSB top ranked online sportsbook do!

Championship Wagering Sportsbooks In Canada

Prior to the Monday night National Championship match – NFL Wild Card contests play out on the weekend. That sets up an action-packed three days as online bookmakers load their betting boards with options on the NCAAF title game plus the first-round NFL playoff games.

The pros take over from there as the Divisional and Conference Championship matches lead to the battle for the Vince Lombardi trophy on Super Bowl Sunday.

Canadian sports lottery schemes pale when compared to Championship wagering sportsbooks who offer single wagers on every title fight.

Once the American Football seasons end, the NHL and NBA garner bettor’s attention since both leagues are entering the final weeks of their regular-season schedules. With playoff pushes in high gear, hockey and hoops betting options are the main focus at online sportsbooks during the long winter days of February and March. Instead of shoveling out and driving to the local gas station, Canucks can conveniently wager on all the action without leaving the house. Baseball is also just around the corner and top CSB bookmakers cover the action all the way to the MLB World Series.

NCAAF National Championship FAQs

When can I bet on the National Championship?

You can bet on the National Championship nearly all year long. Once the odds for the National Championship are available, you can hop on.

When is the best time to bet on the National Championship?

In futures bets like betting on the winner of the National Championship, the earlier you bet the more risk will be baked into the odds. This also means you can snag great deals!

What bets are available for the NCAAF National Championship?

You will find outrights, over/unders, props bets, and more! The sportsbooks pull out all the stops for this big game.

How to read National Championship odds?

Betting odds for the National Championship will work as they do for other sporting events. Check out our guide to understanding odds for more details.

What’s the best National Championship sportsbook?

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