After what has become one of the worst NCAAF seasons in the game’s history, the college football playoffs and bowl game matchups are finally here.
After the conference championship weekend, the CFP committee has voted and named the four teams that will compete for the NCAAF National Championship: Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, and Notre Dame.
Here is a look at the bowl game odds available to 18+ sports betting enthusiasts via the Bovada Sportsbook.
Potato Bowl – Albertsons Stadium – Boise, ID
- Tulane -120
- Nevada EVEN
Boca Raton Bowl – FAU Stadium – Boca Raton, FL
- Central Florida +200
- BYU -240
New Orleans Bowl – At Mercedez Benz Superdome – New Orleans, LA
- Georgia Southern -220
- Louisiana Tech +180
Montgomery Bowl – At Cramton Bowl – Montgomery, AL
- Florida Atlantic +265
- Memphis -330
New Mexico Bowl – Toyota Stadium – Frisco, TX
- Hawaii +375
- Houston -550
Camellia Bowl – Crampton Bowl – Montgomery, AL
- Marshall +145
- Buffalo U -165
Cure Bowl – Camping World Stadium – Orlando, FL
- Liberty (#22) +220
- Coastal Carolina (#12) -270
Gasparilla Bowl – At Raymond James Stadium – Tampa, FL
- South Carolina +215
- UAB -260
First Responder Bowl – At Gerald J Ford Stadium – Dallas, TX
- UL Lafayette (#19) -600
- Texas – San Antonio +400
Lendingtree Bowl – Ladd-Pebbles Stadium – Mobile, AL
- Western Kentucky +155
- Georgia State -175
Cheez-It Bowl – Camping World Stadium – Orlando, FL
- Oklahoma State (#21) -130
- Miami Florida +110
Alamo Bowl – Alamodome – San Antonio, TX
- Colorado +350
- Texas (#20) -500
Mayo Bowl – Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, NC
- Wisconsin -245
- Wake Forest +205
Music City Bowl – At Nissan Stadium – Nashville, TN
- Missouri +450
- Iowa (#15) -700
Cotton Bowl – AT&T Stadium – Arlington, TX
- Florida (#7) -155
- Oklahoma (#6) +135
Armed Forces Bowl – At Amon G Carter Stadium – Fort Worth, TX
- Mississippi State +120
- Tulsa -140
Arizona Bowl – Arizona Stadium – Atlanta, GA
- Ball State +250
- San Jose State (#22) -300
Texas Bowl – At NRG Stadium – Houston, TX
- Arkansas +180
- TCU -220
Peach Bowl – At Mercedes Benz Stadium – Atlanta, GA
- Cincinnati (#8) +225
- Georgia (#9) -275
Citrus Bowl – At Camping World Stadium – Orlando, FL
- Auburn +155
- Northwestern (#14) -175
Rose Bowl – Pasadena California
- Notre Dame (#4) +750
- Alabama (#1) -1400
Sugar Bowl – At Mercedes-Benz Superdome – New Orleans, LA
- Ohio State (#3) +255
- Clemson (#2) -310
Outback Bowl – At Raymond James Stadium – Tampa, FL
- Mississippi +210
- Indiana U -250
Fiesta Bowl – State Farm Stadium – Glendale, AZ
- Oregon (#25) +170
- Iowa State (#10) -200
Orange Bowl – Hard Rock Stadium – Miami Garden, FL
- North Carolina (#13) +215
- Texas A&M (#5) -260
As you can tell by the odds listed above, Alabama is the heavy favorite to make the 2021 National Championship with their -1400 odds over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. This comes as no surprise considering Clemson just rolled over Notre Dame (34-10) in the ACC Championship.
Many college football fans were upset about overriding Texas A&M (9-1) and Cincinnati (9-0) in favor of Notre Dame coming off a blowout loss. However, it is done now, and the argument for expanding the CFP has intensified.
Betting on college football and the postseason is legal with 18+ offshore sportsbooks that cater to US players. While many states now have domestic sports betting options, it is often hard to find sportsbooks that will accept bets from players under 21.
18+ online sportsbooks also offer betting lines on other sporting leagues, including the NFL, MLS, MLB, NHL, and NCAA. In addition to these sports, you will also find betting lines on everything from professional darts to Olympic betting.
As most Americans are patiently waiting for 2020 to be in the rearview mirror, betting on sports could be a saving grace for some. After many leagues were forced to opt-out or play a reduced schedule due to the Coronavirus, sports betting is back in full swing; after all, ’tis the season.
