2015 College Football Championship Game - Odds To Win (Updated Nov 30)

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Carrie Stroup

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30 November, 2014

Carrie Stroup here with the newly released 2015 College Football Championship Game odds to win courtesy of our good friends at Sportsbook.ag

Alabama was now listed at 3-2 following a close call against Auburn Saturday night while Oregon had odds of 5-2.

Wisconsin is listed at 35-1 despite being favored -3.5 to beat Ohio State, which itself was listed at 15-1 odds of winning the 2015 College Football Championship Game.

Mississippi State, which lost to Ole Miss Saturday in the Egg Bowl, had the longest odds at 100-1 despite being ranked number one a few weeks back.

All odds appear below and are available for betting here.

Alabama 3-2

Oregon 5-2

TCU 9-2

Baylor 17-2

Florida St 12-1

Ohio St 15-1

Missouri 25-1

Wisconsin 35-1

Arizona 40-1

Kansas St 45-1

Georgia Tech 45-1

Mississippi St 100-1
- Carrie Stroup, Gambling911.com Senior Reporter

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