Courtesy of sportsbook BetOnline, who is seemingly releasing various lines daily because they are just as bored as the rest of us, only Clemson has better odds to make the College Football Playoffs this coming season than Ohio State. If you want to place your bet on your favorite team or player, you may visit the website of ufabet.
The Tigers check in at 1/2 favorites, meaning that a bettor would have to wager two dollars in order to win one dollar. The Buckeyes, meanwhile, aren’t too far behind with 2/3 odds.
Of course, both teams were part of last season’s playoffs, where the Buckeyes were ruled to have lost to the Tigers in the Fiesta Bowl.
Clemson has been part of every playoff except for the first one, which was won by Ohio State. Last season was OSU’s third trip to the playoffs in its six-year existence.
Unsurprisingly, Alabama has the third-highest odds at 4/5. Last year was the first year Alabama missed the playoffs.
Oklahoma checks in with 5/4 odds, followed by Georgia at 3/2.
BetOnline must be unaware that Joe Burrow is now off to the NFL because LSU actually has the sixth-highest odds at 2/1 to make the playoffs. Seaux many Tigers fans are gonna lose some deaux on that bet.
Notre Dame meanders on in with the eighth-highest odds at 11/4. Apparently 3/1 was just too crazy of a number for the line-setters.
Then comes Florida (7/2), Texas (4/1), Texas A&M (4/1), Auburn (5/1), and Oregon (5/1) before we get to our second Big Ten team in Penn State.
The Nittany Lions have 6/1 odds, which are slightly higher than Michigan’s 13/2.
The next Big Ten team is Wisconsin at 10/1, followed by rival Minnesota at 16/1, Nebraska at 20/1, and Iowa at 25/1.
You can see the entire list below.
Clemson 1/2
Ohio State 2/3
Alabama 4/5
Oklahoma 5/4
Georgia 3/2
LSU 2/1
Notre Dame 11/4
Florida 7/2
Texas 4/1
Texas A&M 4/1
Auburn 5/1
Oregon 5/1
Penn State 6/1
Michigan 13/2
Washington 10/1
Wisconsin 10/1
Florida State 14/1
Okla State 14/1
Tennessee 14/1
Utah 14/1
Miami FL 16/1
Minnesota 16/1
Iowa State 20/1
Nebraska 20/1
Iowa 25/1