The Best College Football Futures Odds to Play
In today's college football landscape, there simply isn't a variety of teams capable of winning the Championship. Alabama and Clemson won five of the last seven championships.
Bama's loss last year was precipitated by unfortunate injuries at the wide receiver position. The Crimson Tide, this year, boast a lot of depth and speed at the position that will develop by the end of the season.
Meanwhile, both the offense and defense are led by Heisman candidates.
Crucially, the pass defense will improve strongly as key veterans return and Tanner McCalister transfers from Oklahoma State to continue playing for defensive coordinator Jim Knowles.
3. Ole Miss +10000 at BetMGM
Ole Miss is an enticing dark horse because it has a soft schedule with which to develop its mixture of talent, a lot of which it acquired from the transfer portal.
Always sure to score a lot under offensive genius Lane Kiffin, the Rebel defense is sure to improve with its unusual level of depth, which includes 12 returning defensive backs and award-winning front-seven talent.
2.Heisman
CJ Stroud ranked eighth in passing yards last year and returns a major weapon in Jaxon Smith-Njigba who himself ranks top-10 on the Heisman futures oddsboard.
2. Bijan Robinson at +4000 with PointsBet
There don't seem to be many enticing options at quarterback after Stroud. So, if he doesn't win, a player at a different offensive position looks more intriguing.
Texas' running back is capable of putting up big numbers -- he's already averaging 6.5 YPC in his career -- especially given a schedule laden with porous run defenses.
Also, he's more of a receiving weapon, and he has plenty of weapons around him to take attention off him.
A Preseason All-SEC First-Teamer, Bama's running back deserves the hype, having accrued 5.2 yards per carry and 13.3 yards per reception in a much less talented Georgia Tech offense.
His big-play ability in both the running and passing game offsets concern over his team's competition at running back because he can get a lot of yards in little time.
ACC Winner
The key will be for the offense to improve. If its former blue-chip recruit at quarterback doesn't bounce back, he has a five-star backup.
Either quarterback will have a host of enticing options at wide receiver including a healthy Troy Stellato.
The Wolfpack defense is stacked in the secondary and boasts All-ACC talent Cory Durden, who constantly demands double teams, on the defensive line, and leader Drake Thomas at linebacker.
3. Pittsburgh at +1000 with Unibet
Pittsburgh will constantly be competitive with its top-level run defense returning mostly everybody and its secondary enjoying proven experience.
The offensive line brings back five starters who will support a deep backfield and allow former top transfer target Kedon Slovis to gain his footing in the pass attack.
Big Ten Winner
Michigan benefits from a soft schedule, which includes getting Penn State at home where the James Franklin-led Nittany Lions have suffered many blowouts.
Key weapons at every offensive position -- including tight end -- plus a strong offensive line will generate a high-scoring offense.
All of its opponents, which will be underdogs except for Ohio State, will struggle to keep up with this offense.
2. Penn State at +1600 with BetMGM
Quarterback Sean Clifford will look even more improved because he finally gets continuity at offensive coordinator.
With a star in Joey Porter at cornerback, Penn State has the talent to limit the Big Ten's top wide receivers.
Promising youngster Kalen King at cornerback and returning leading tackler Ji'Ayir Brown round out a strong secondary, which will be supported especially by powerful pass-rushing options off the edge.
Kirk Ciarrocca returns at offensive coordinator to make the offense high-scoring as it was in his previous year with the team (2019).
This offensive power, supported by returning starters at quarterback and wide receiver, will complement a defense whose returning depth and meaningful transfer additions will make it a highly-ranked unit again.
- National Champion
In today's college football landscape, there simply isn't a variety of teams capable of winning the Championship. Alabama and Clemson won five of the last seven championships.
Bama's loss last year was precipitated by unfortunate injuries at the wide receiver position. The Crimson Tide, this year, boast a lot of depth and speed at the position that will develop by the end of the season.
Meanwhile, both the offense and defense are led by Heisman candidates.
- Ohio State +350 at Bet365
Crucially, the pass defense will improve strongly as key veterans return and Tanner McCalister transfers from Oklahoma State to continue playing for defensive coordinator Jim Knowles.
3. Ole Miss +10000 at BetMGM
Ole Miss is an enticing dark horse because it has a soft schedule with which to develop its mixture of talent, a lot of which it acquired from the transfer portal.
Always sure to score a lot under offensive genius Lane Kiffin, the Rebel defense is sure to improve with its unusual level of depth, which includes 12 returning defensive backs and award-winning front-seven talent.
2.Heisman
- CJ Stroud at +275 with PointsBet
CJ Stroud ranked eighth in passing yards last year and returns a major weapon in Jaxon Smith-Njigba who himself ranks top-10 on the Heisman futures oddsboard.
2. Bijan Robinson at +4000 with PointsBet
There don't seem to be many enticing options at quarterback after Stroud. So, if he doesn't win, a player at a different offensive position looks more intriguing.
Texas' running back is capable of putting up big numbers -- he's already averaging 6.5 YPC in his career -- especially given a schedule laden with porous run defenses.
Also, he's more of a receiving weapon, and he has plenty of weapons around him to take attention off him.
- Jahmyr Gibbs at +5000 with PointsBet
A Preseason All-SEC First-Teamer, Bama's running back deserves the hype, having accrued 5.2 yards per carry and 13.3 yards per reception in a much less talented Georgia Tech offense.
His big-play ability in both the running and passing game offsets concern over his team's competition at running back because he can get a lot of yards in little time.
ACC Winner
- Clemson at -125 with Bet365
The key will be for the offense to improve. If its former blue-chip recruit at quarterback doesn't bounce back, he has a five-star backup.
Either quarterback will have a host of enticing options at wide receiver including a healthy Troy Stellato.
- North Carolina State at +700 with Unibet
The Wolfpack defense is stacked in the secondary and boasts All-ACC talent Cory Durden, who constantly demands double teams, on the defensive line, and leader Drake Thomas at linebacker.
3. Pittsburgh at +1000 with Unibet
Pittsburgh will constantly be competitive with its top-level run defense returning mostly everybody and its secondary enjoying proven experience.
The offensive line brings back five starters who will support a deep backfield and allow former top transfer target Kedon Slovis to gain his footing in the pass attack.
Big Ten Winner
- Michigan at +825 with Unibet
Michigan benefits from a soft schedule, which includes getting Penn State at home where the James Franklin-led Nittany Lions have suffered many blowouts.
Key weapons at every offensive position -- including tight end -- plus a strong offensive line will generate a high-scoring offense.
All of its opponents, which will be underdogs except for Ohio State, will struggle to keep up with this offense.
2. Penn State at +1600 with BetMGM
Quarterback Sean Clifford will look even more improved because he finally gets continuity at offensive coordinator.
With a star in Joey Porter at cornerback, Penn State has the talent to limit the Big Ten's top wide receivers.
Promising youngster Kalen King at cornerback and returning leading tackler Ji'Ayir Brown round out a strong secondary, which will be supported especially by powerful pass-rushing options off the edge.
- Minnesota at +2500 with BetMGM
Kirk Ciarrocca returns at offensive coordinator to make the offense high-scoring as it was in his previous year with the team (2019).
This offensive power, supported by returning starters at quarterback and wide receiver, will complement a defense whose returning depth and meaningful transfer additions will make it a highly-ranked unit again.
