CFP Rankings Props 2020-21

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CFP Rankings Props 2020-21

Some great odds on how a particular team will rank in the College Football Playoffs Rankings to be released Tuesday.  Get these while they are hot.  They expire once released on Tuesday so lock these odds in here.

Will Alabama be No. 1 in CFP Rankings (Official rankings released on 11-24-20)

Yes -2500

No +800

 

Will Ohio State be No. 2 in CFP Rankings (Official rankings released on 11-24-20)

Yes -1000

No +550

 

Will Notre Dame be No. 3 in CFP Rankings (Official rankings released on 11-24-20)

Yes -500

No +300

(Might get some action on No) 

 

No. 4 in CFP rankings (Official rankings released on 11-24-20)

Clemson -150

Florida +110

 

If we want to take some shots at the O/U on CFP rankings for key teams, these are the one's suggested by our friends at BetOnline:

 

Cincinnati, Texas A&M, BYU, Oregon, Miami

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