Ohio State Buckeyes Odds to Win the 2015 College Football Championship Game

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The Ohio State Buckeyes odds of winning the 2015 College Football Championship Game were set at just shy of 6-1 at Sportsbook.ag.  Place your 1st bet here and get your 2nd bet for FREE up to $100.

Ohio State squeaked by Minnesota in Week 12 with a 7-point win. The Buckeyes were entering Week 13 with a single loss. JT Barrett completed 15 of 25 passes for 200 yards and one interception in that game.

The Buckeyes should have no problem winning against Indiana in Week 13 as they come into this game as a -34-point favorite.  Ohio State was sitting atop the Big Ten standings, while Indiana sat at the bottom.

Barrett is among the best quarterbacks in the nation and leads the Buckeyes to an average of 44.5 points a game.

Their road to the Playoffs will feature a final game on the road against a subpar Michigan Wolverines squad, which has lost both its games against ranked teams.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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