College Football Playoff Rankings Prediction Based on Odds

Week 10 of the college football season has come and gone, and some key teams were knocked off in the latest odds to win the College Football Playoff this season.

Michigan State, who came into Week 10 at No. 3, was upset by Purdue in Week 10 and has fallen to +8000 to win the national title at WynnBET.

The Cincinnati Bearcats remained undefeated in Week 10, but they nearly lost to Tulsa, which may have hurt their chances of sneaking into the field over a team in a Power Five Conference.

College Football Playoff Rankings Prediction

1. Georgia Bulldogs (-125)

The Bulldogs dominated Missouri 43-6 on Saturday and are now the outright favorite to win the title. Georgia could finish with the greatest defense in NCAA history, and you're going to be hard pressed to find a team that can score enough points to compete with the Bulldogs prior to the SEC title game.

2. Alabama Crimson Tide (+350)

Whether or not you believe in Alabama, who played a close game with LSU in Week 10, the committee seems to love Nick Saban's squad. Bama already has a loss but was at No. 2 in the rankings ahead of several undefeated teams heading into Week 10.

3. Oklahoma Sooners (+800)

Are the Sooners finally going to get some love for remaining undefeated? Caleb Williams has completely transformed this team, and they belong ahead of Oregon and Ohio State who both have a loss this season. Unless the Sooners lose, I can't see them being left out of the field.

4. Oregon Ducks (+2000)

Oregon was in the field last week, and I think the Ducks remain there because their win over Ohio State looks better and better by the day. If Oregon wins out, it has a legitimate argument.

5. Ohio State Buckeyes (+800)

C.J. Stroud is making a push for the Heisman, but the Buckeyes need Oregon to lose to cement themselves in the College Football Playoff field. They have a chance to make some noise against Michigan State and Michigan to end the season.

6. Cincinnati Bearcats (+8000)

Oddsmakers aren't confident in the Bearcats, who haven't done themselves any favors by playing close games against unranked opponents. I think there's a path for Cincinnati if other teams lose, but its on the outside looking in at the moment.