2024 College Football Championship Odds Favor Georgia

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✍️ Written by :

Ty Bronicel

🗓 Updated :

Aug 23rd 2023

The 2023 college football season is barely in the books following Georgia’s blowout victory over TCU and already oddsmakers are looking toward next season.

And they’re bullish on the Bulldogs completing a three-peat.

No team has ever won three consecutive national titles. Minnesota won shares of crowns in three straight years from 1934-36, the last of which marked the debut of the AP Top 25 era.

The latest odds are courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook, one of our favorite sports betting sites.

Here are the top 24 teams for 2024, with their odds of winning the title Jan. 8, 2024, at NRG Stadium in Houston.

Georgia +300
Alabama +500
Ohio State +700
Michigan +800
USC +1200
Clemson +1800
LSU +1800
Florida State +2000
Penn State +2000
Tennessee +2500
Notre Dame +2500
Texas +2500
Oregon +3000
Washington +4000
TCU +5000
Utah +5000
Oklahoma +5000
North Carolina +8000
Texas A&M +8000
Mississippi +10000
UCLA +10000
Auburn +10000
Kentucky +12000
Wisconsin +12000

The 2023-24 season will be the last with just four playoff teams. The highly anticipated 2024-25 campaign becomes a 12-team affair.

The case for Georgia to three-peat is strong, despite losing star quarterback Stetson Bennett to graduation.

Per ESPN, the Bulldogs are expected to return six starters on both offense and defense, including stud tight end Brock Bowers.

Carson Beck is the likely starter at QB and in addition to Bowers he’ll have two new receiving targets in a pair of coveted transfers, Rara Thomas (Mississippi State) and Dominic Lovett (Missouri).

So the offense will again be solid as will the defense. Add in another top-three recruiting class and all will be awesome again in Athens.

But the biggest reason to bank on the Bulldogs reaching the CFP again is that their schedule is soft as Charmin.

Georgia plays its first four games at home (against FCS program UT Martin, followed by Ball State, South Carolina and UAB).

Not exactly world-beaters, that bunch.

Plus, the Bulldogs avoid both Alabama and LSU. The only challenging game, to me, is a Nov. 18 showdown with Tennessee in Knoxville.

But that’s about it.

I expect Georgia to be undefeated again heading into the SEC title game and to be among the four playoff teams.

I think a three-peat is gonna happen.

Book it.