Odds for National Title and Conference Championships Among Undefeated College Football Teams
An analysis of the national championship odds for the six remaining undefeated teams as the 2025 season progresses.
As the college football season progresses into its second half, six FBS teams are still unbeaten. These include:
- No. 1 Ohio State
- No. 2 Indiana
- No. 3 Texas A&M
- No. 7 Georgia Tech
- No. 11 BYU
- Navy
With each win, their chances for a conference championship and potentially an invitation to the College Football Playoff become more tangible.
Odds for National and Conference Titles
Here’s how oddsmakers perceive the remaining unbeaten teams regarding their chances of securing their respective conference titles and the national championship:
| Team | Conference | National Championship Odds | Conference Championship Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio State | Big Ten | 13/5 | -155 |
| Indiana | Big Ten | 8-1 | +190 |
| Texas A&M | SEC | 10-1 | +340 |
| Georgia Tech | ACC | 100-1 | +230 |
| BYU | Big 12 | 225-1 | 6-1 |
| Navy | American | 1000-1 | 13/2 |
Odds provided by FanDuel Sportsbook
Naturally, only three of the six - Ohio State, Indiana, and Texas A&M - are regarded by oddsmakers as serious contenders for the national title.
Ohio State leads the odds, while Indiana ranks third behind Alabama (13/2). Both teams are heavy favorites to make it to the Big Ten Championship Game, and with a bit of luck, a rematch in Indianapolis is possible. The scheduled finale at No. 25 Michigan is the only ranked opponent left for these teams, and both are expected to be favored in their upcoming matches.
Texas A&M occupies the fifth spot on the national title odds ranking, just behind Oregon (19/2), and is firmly in contention with Alabama (+125) in the SEC champion race. With three ranked opponents ahead, including away games at No. 20 LSU and No. 15 Missouri, should they finish 9-0, their odds will likely improve.
Despite being ranked No. 7, Georgia Tech has a long shot at 100-1 for the national title but holds the second-shortest odds among ACC teams, following only Miami (17-1). With a favorable remaining schedule, they have a solid opportunity to end the season unbeaten.
However, BYU doesn’t receive the same respect within the Big 12, listed at 225-1 for the national title. Their road games against No. 14 Texas Tech and No. 21 Cincinnati pose significant challenges.
Lastly, Navy, the sole undefeated team from the Group of Five conferences at 6-0, faces long odds at 1000-1 for the national title and ranks fourth in the American Conference behind favored teams USF, Tulane, and North Texas. Their upcoming schedule looks formidable, filled with potential losses, but a strong finish could keep them in the title conversation.
