CFP, Quarters Betting Odds - 2025

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Not sure we’d call the First Round of the College Football Playoff tournament exciting.
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It was interesting that home field advantage didn’t matter in the Alabama/Oklahoma and Miami/Texas A&M games.

We’re now down to eight teams, and all the games from here on out will be played on neutral fields.

Below, courtesy of BetOnline.ag, are the lines for the College Football Playoff Second Round and the updated odds to win the CFP Championship. 

Second Round Playoff Lines

 

  • Miami (FL) vs Ohio State (-10, 42)

 

  • Oregon vs Texas Tech (+1, 52.5)

 

  • Alabama vs Indiana (-7, 48)

 

  • Mississippi vs Georgia (-7, 56.5)

 

CFP Championship Odds

 

2025 CFP Championship  
Ohio State9/5(+180)
Indiana16/5(+320)
Georgia5/1 
Oregon15/2(+750)
Texas Tech15/2(+750)
Miami64/1 
Alabama18/1 
Ole Miss20/1 

- BetOnline Press

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