College Football Playoff Odds, Payout on Winning Team 2020-21

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College Football Playoff Odds, Payout on Winning Team 2020-21

The 2020-21 College Football Playoffs odds were posted on Sunday.  Alabama is the biggest favorite since the CFP began, and the number has gotten even larger. After opening at Alabama -19, the line moved another half point to -19.5.

Notre Dame +19.5 v Bama (64.5) Ohio State +7 v Clemson (65) $3,000 on sides $1,000 on totals Re-bets available at BetOnline. 

Odds to win the College Football Playoff Final

Bama -170
Clemson +200
Ohio St +600
Notre Dame +1800

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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