Updated 2024-2025 CFP and Heisman After Week 8...Georgia is Favorite Once Again

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Week 8 of the college football season is in the rearview mirror and there have been some interesting future line movements at BetOnline.ag.

Another week and another new favorite to win the CFP. We have seen Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State, and Texas as favorites to win the CFP. Now, Georgia is once again the favorite.

Here are some notes on the odds changes after Week 8.

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CFP

  • Georgia not only beat Texas but they replaced them as the favorites to win the title.
  • Despite Oregon ranked as #1 in the polls, they remain fourth in the odds.
  • Some teams whose odds shortened
    • Texas A&M from 50/1 to 33/1
    • Indiana from 150/1 to 66/1.
    • Colorado from 500/1 to 200/1
    • Army and Navy from 1000/1 to 750/1.
    • Cincinnati and Duke are back on the board.
  • Some other teams whose odds are longer now
    • Alabama from 8/1 to 18/1.
    • USC from 200/1 to 500/1.
    • Rutgers from 250/1 to 1000/1.
    • Texas Tech from 300/1 to 1000/1.
    • Oklahoma and Utah from 300/1 to 500/1.
  • Kentucky, Virginia, and West Virginia are now off the board.

 

Heisman

  • Ashton Jeanty is still the favorite but Cam Ward closed the gap.
  • Dillon Gabriel moved from tied to fifth to second and from 14/1 to 3/1.
  • Kurtis Rourke from 50/1 to 33/1.
  • Bryson Daily from 150/1 to 80/1.
  • Jalen Milroe from 11/1 to 25/1.
  • Quinn Ewers from 22/1 to 60/1.
  • Dylan Sampson is now on the board!

 

CFP future lines are subject to change and can always be found here: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures/college-football-championship.

 

Heisman future lines are also subject to change and can always be found here: https://www.betonline.ag/sportsbook/futures-and-props/ncaaf-futures/heisman-trophy.

 

Note: Arrows down meant the odds got shorter and the team’s odds improved to win the title. Arrow up, means teams odds got longer as did their chances to win the CFP. OTB means off the board.

 

2024-2025 CFP Winner

 

10/15/24

10/20/24

Georgia

9/2 (+450)

7/2 ↓ (+350)

Ohio State

9/2 (+450)

17/4 ↓ (+425)

Texas

4/1

19/4 ↑ (+475)

Oregon

5/1

5/1

Penn State

12/1  

12/1  

Clemson

14/1  

12/1 ↓  

Tennessee

18/1  

14/1 ↑

Miami Florida

16/1  

16/1  

Alabama

8/1

18/1 ↑

LSU

33/1  

33/1  

Texas A&M

50/1  

33/1 ↓  

Ole Miss

33/1

40/1 ↑

Notre Dame

40/1

40/1

Iowa State

75/1

66/1 ↓

Indiana

150/1

66/1 ↓

Boise State

100/1

100/1

Kansas State

125/1

100/1 ↓

SMU

200/1

100/1 ↓

Missouri

100/1

125/1 ↑

Colorado

500/1  

200/1 ↓  

BYU

300/1

250/1 ↓

Illinois

500/1

300/1 ↓

Louisville

300/1

300/1

Nebraska

300/1

300/1

Oklahoma

300/1

300/1

Pittsburgh

300/1  

300/1  

Arkansas

400/1  

400/1

Arizona State

300/1

400/1 ↑

Oklahoma

300/1

500/1 ↑   

Michigan

400/1

500/1 ↑   

USC

200/1  

500/1 ↑   

Utah

300/1  

500/1 ↑   

Army

1000/1

750/1 ↓

Georgia Tech

500/1

750/1 ↑

Liberty

500/1

750/1 ↑

Navy

1000/1

750/1 ↓

UNLV

750/1

750/1

Washington State

500/1

750/1 ↑

Wisconsin

750/1

750/1

Cincinnati

OTB

1000/1 ↓

Duke

OTB

1000/1 ↓

Iowa

500/1

1000/1 ↑

Rutgers

250/1

1000/1 ↑

Syracuse

1000/1  

1000/1  

Texas Tech

300/1  

1000/1 ↑

Vanderbilt

750/1

1000/1 ↑

Kentucky

750/1

OTB ↓

Virginia

750/1

OTB ↓

West Virginia

750/1

OTB ↓

 

Note: Arrows down meant the odds got shorter and the player’s odds improved to win the title. Arrow up, means player odds got longer as did their chances to win the Heisman. OTB means off the board.

 

2024 Heisman Winner

 

10/15/24

10/20/24

Ashton Jeanty (Boise State)

7/4 (+175)

2/1 ↑

Cam Ward (Miami FL)

13/2 (+650)

12/5 ↓ (+240)

Dillon Gabriel (Oregon)

3/1

15/4 ↑ (+375)

Carson Beck (Georgia)

14/1

20/1 ↑

Cade Klubnik (Clemson)

14/1

20/1 ↑

Travis Hunter (Colorado)

12/1  

20/1  ↑

Garrett Nussmeier (LSU)

25/1

25/1

Jalen Milroe (Alabama)

11/1

25/1 ↑

Kurtis Rourke (Indiana)

50/1  

33/1 ↓

Drew Allar (Penn State)

25/1  

35/1 ↑  

Jaxson Dart (Ole Miss)

33/1  

40/1 ↑

Shedeur Sanders (Colorado)

50/1

50/1

Quinn Ewers (Texas)

22/1  

60/1 ↑  

Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State)

75/1  

75/1  

Bryson Daily (Army)

150/1

80/1 ↓

Dylan Sampson (Tennessee)

OTB

80/1 ↓

Avery Johnson (Kansas State)

100/1

100/1

Miller Moss (USC)

100/1

100/1

Will Howard (Ohio State)

100/1

100/1

Riley Leonard (Notre Dame)

100/1

100/1

Blake Horvath (Navy)

150/1

150/1

John Mateer (Washington State)

200/1

200/1

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