With this year’s college football season come and gone, the Westgate Sportsbook has released national championship odds for next season. Clemson is the favorite after destroying Alabama 44-16 in the national champion
The Bulldogs are tied for the third best odds at 12-1. Ohio State, which added now-former Georgia quarterback Justin Fields to its roster, also has 12-1 odds, and is just ahead of Michigan at 14-1 odds. Oklahoma is the only other team that has odds better than 20-1, as the Sooners come in with 15-1 odds.
As far as Georgia’s 2019 opponents, both Florida and Notre Dame have 25-1 odds. The Bulldogs take on Notre Dame in Athens on Sept. 21 and then play Florida in Jacksonville, Fla., on Nov. 2. Auburn comes in at 50-1 odds to win the national title and Texas A&M is at 80-1. Those are the only Georgia opponents with odds better than 100-1.
Related: Georgia football 2019 schedule
Below, you can see a full list of teams with odds better than 50-1.
2019/2020 National Championship Odds
Clemson 9-5 Alabama 5-2 Ohio State 12-1 Georgia 12-1 Michigan 14-1 Oklahoma 15-1 Texas 20-1 Nebraska 25-1 Washington 25-1 Florida 25-1 Notre Dame 25-1 Oregon 30-1 Wisconsin 50-1 LSU 50-1 Mississippi State 50-1 Auburn 50-1
Bet Online also released its early odds for next year’s national championship. Clemson again was the favorite, while Georgia also had 12/1 odds, which was tied for third.
2019/2020 National Championship Odds
Clemson 2/1 Alabama 5/2 Georgia 12/1 Michigan 12/1 Ohio State 12/1 Oklahoma 14/1 Florida 25/1 Nebraska 25/1 Notre Dame 25/1 Texas 25/1 Washington 25/1 Oregon 33/1 Auburn 50/1 LSU 50/1 Mississippi State 50/1 Wisconsin 50/1 Iowa 80/1 Miami FL 80/1 Penn State 80/1 Texas A&M 80/1
Georgia opens its 2019 season against Vanderbilt on Aug. 31.
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