Odds to win 2016 College Football Championship: TCU Horned Frogs

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BetDSI.com has your odds to win the 2016 College Football Championship for the TCU Horned Frogs as College Football 2015 kicks off this week.

2016 College Football National Championship Odds: +800

Odds To Win The Conference Championship: +200

Team Returning Starters (15)

Offense: 10

Defense: 5

2015-16 Projections and Expectations

Honestly, it might take a perfect season to put any team from the weaker Big 12 in contention for the BCS Playoff, but TCU has the goods to pull it off, despite some questions on the defensive side of the ball. The offense should be able to atone for any substantial cracks, however, and Trevone Boykin is certainly worth putting in the mix for this season’s Heisman Trophy discussion.

The only thing that separated TCU from a perfect season last year was a field goal loss to Baylor in a 61 - 58 offensive shootout, and this year the Bears will have to travel to Amon G Carter Stadium in TCU's final game of the year. TCU is our likely candidate to come out of the Big 12, and the +200 offer on the Frogs to win the conference is a pretty good bet to make.

An undefeated season might be a little much to ask, but there will be a big bowl game to come to finish the campaign, even if TCU does not find themselves in the BCS Playoff scenario.

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