NCAA Football Undefeated Team Betting Odds

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

1 October, 2025

There are 20 undefeated teams left among FBS college football ranks.

Last year’s national champion, Ohio State, lost two games.

It seems, that despite 10 teams since 2010 finishing the season undefeated, it’s a much tougher hill to climb these days with Power Four conferences and the 12-Team CFP.

The oddsmakers at BetOnline.ag have set odds for each of the 20 teams to finish undefeated.

Undefeated Team	Undefeated Odds	Undefeated %
Oregon	5/4 (+125)	44.4%
Miami Florida	8/5 (+160)	38.5%
Ohio State	8/5 (+160)	38.5%
Texas Tech	13/4 (+325)	23.5%
Memphis	11/2 (+550)	15.4%
North Texas	13/2 (+650)	13.3%
Mississippi	7/1	12.5%
Iowa State	9/1	10%
Georgia Tech	19/2 (+950)	9.5%
Texas A&M	12/1	7.7%
Indiana	14/1	6.7%
UNLV	14/1	6.7%
Louisville	18/1	5.3%
Missouri	18/1	5.3%
BYU	20/1	4.8%
Oklahoma	20/1	4.8%
Navy	50/1	2%
Vanderbilt	60/1	1.6%
Houston	75/1	1.3%
Maryland	75/1	1.3%

And on the flip side, there are still four FBS teams without a win. One, Sam Houston is actually favored this week.

First team to record a win in 2025

Sam Houston -140 (5/7)

Oregon State +100 (1/1)

UMass +400 (4/1)

UCLA +1400 (14/1)

Will any FBS team go winless in 2025?

Yes +300 (3/1)
No -500 (1/5)

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