The Arkansas Razorbacks pay out $400 for every $100 bet to win this year's NCAA Baseball Championship.  These odds are subject to change.  Live odds for the 2025 College World Series can be found here.

The 2025 NCAA Division I Men's College World Series (MCWS) is scheduled to take place from Friday, June 13, through Sunday or Monday, June 22 or 23, at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska.  Eight teams compete in two double-elimination brackets.

Arkansas comes into this year as the favorite to win.

Key player contributions come from the likes of Wehiwa Aloy, Cam Kozeal and Will McEntire.

Aloy was named the 2025 SEC Player of the Year.  He has also been nominated for the Dick Howser Trophy.

“If you just look at his whole body of work, he played shortstop…and he’s started every game this year,” Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn said. “I’ve only taken him out a couple of times midweek when I go, ‘Hey, man, you ready to come out?’ And he’s always say no, and I’d say, ‘OK, go take a break, because I’m going to put so and so in.’

“He plays [a prime] position. You have to be good to be there, and then he put up these numbers — home runs, the doubles, RBI, scored [72] runs. To me, it’s an MVP-type 30 games and season.”

Kozeal delivered a four-RBI performance in the regional-opening win against North Dakota State.

Kozeal hit a homer, got four of the six RBIs in a 6-2 victory.

"We got a couple of big hits," Arkansas coach Dave Van Horn said after the game. "Or should I say Cam did. That was the difference in the game."

As for McEntire, read this glowing analysis of his relief pitching performance versus the Tennessee Volunteers recently, a la Dr. Antonio Daniels of Razorbacks.com:

Even though you may not have McEntire in your top three of the Hogs' best relief pitchers, his incredible performance in a huge moment against an excellent Tennessee Volunteers (43-16, 16-14 SEC) team, the No. 14 national seed, was more than an incredible moment on the mound; it was an instructive statement to his team, Razorback Nation, and all of college baseball.

He pitched the final 3.2 innings of Game 3 against the Volunteers, allowing no hits and no runs, and delivered four strikeouts, leading the Razorbacks to an 8-4 victory and series win at Baum-Walker Stadium in Fayetteville.

What was most significant about his performance doesn't show up in the box score. It was the fiery style in which he commanded the mound that was most crucial for the Arkansas Razorbacks as they prepared to enter the postseason. His competitive fire was not simply conspicuous in his pitching output; he expressed it with his mouth and entire body.

2025 NCAA Baseball Championship

Arkansas Razorbacks     4/1

LSU Tigers         6/1

Texas Longhorns           8/1

Vanderbilt Commodores           8/1

Georgia Bulldogs           17/2

North Carolina Tar Heels           17/2

Tennessee Volunteers   9/1

Auburn Tigers   12/1

Oregon Ducks   20/1

Florida Gators   22/1

Clemson Tigers 25/1

Coastal Carolina Chanticleers     25/1

Florida State Seminoles 33/1

Oregon State Beavers    33/1

UCLA Bruins      33/1

Dallas Baptist Patriots   40/1

Ole Miss Rebels 40/1

TCU Horned Frogs         40/1

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets      45/1

Mississippi State Bulldogs          50/1

Arizona Wildcats           66/1

Duke Blue Devils           66/1

Southern Miss Golden Eagles     66/1

Alabama Crimson Tide   75/1

North Carolina State Wolfpack   75/1

Northeastern Huskies    75/1

Oklahoma Sooners        80/1

Louisville Cardinals        90/1

UC Irvine Anteaters       90/1

Arizona State Sun Devils 100/1

East Tennessee State Buccaneers           100/1

Kentucky Wildcats         100/1

Wake Forest Demon Deacons    100/1

West Virginia Mountaineers      100/1

Miami Hurricanes          150/1

Oklahoma State Cowboys          150/1

UTSA    175/1

Cal Poly Mustangs         200/1

Cincinnati Bearcats       200/1

Creighton Bluejays        200/1

Kansas Jayhawks           200/1

Kansas State Wildcats    200/1

Nebraska Cornhuskers   200/1

USC Trojans      200/1

USC Upstate Spartans    200/1

Western Kentucky Hilltoppers   200/1

East Carolina Pirates      300/1

Fresno State Bulldogs    300/1

Saint Mary's Gaels         300/1

Stetson Hatters 300/1

Wright State Raiders     300/1

Murray State Racers      350/1

Utah Valley Wolverines 350/1

Columbia Lions 400/1

Miami Ohio Redhawks   400/1

Arkansas Little Rock Trojans      500/1

Bethune-Cookman Wildcats      500/1

Binghamton Bearcats    500/1

Central Connecticut Blue Devils 500/1

Fairfield Stags   500/1

Holy Cross Crusaders     500/1

Houston Christian Huskies         500/1

North Dakota State Bison          500/1

Rhode Island Rams        500/1