College Football National Championship odds: Michigan favored to win title

The College Football Playoff committee released its final regular-season rankings on Sunday.

And while the Alabama Crimson Tide celebrated, the Florida State Seminoles were left wondering what else they could do.

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Big Ten champion Michigan is the top seed, with Pac-12 winner Washington second. Both finished the regular season 13-0.

Texas (12-1) of the Big 12 is third, and Alabama (12-1) of the SEC earned the fourth and final spot.

Florida State (13-0), champion of the ACC, fell out of the top four and finished fifth.

Here's a look at the odds to win the CFP.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ODDS *

Michigan Wolverines: +160 (bet $10 to win $26 total)
Alabama Crimson Tide: +200 (bet $10 to win $30 total)
Texas Longhorns: +300 (bet $10 to win $40 total)
Washington Huskies: +700 (bet $10 to win $80 total)


* odds as of 12/3/2023

Selection committee chair Boo Corrigan discussed the Crimson Tide receiving a bid at the expense of the Seminoles, who lost star quarterback Jordan Travis to a season-ending leg injury against North Alabama on Nov. 18.

"We had eight really good teams this year, right — somewhat of a unique year in the last year of the four [CFP teams] as we go through this," said Corrigan, the North Carolina State director of athletics. "But looking at the player availability was really important to what's going on. 

"I think someone said it there — you know, you can lose a running back, you can lose a wide receiver but a quarterback as dynamic as Jordan Travis, it changes their offense in its entirety. And that was really a big factor."

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Georgia, which won the previous two CFP titles, tumbled to sixth in the CFP rankings after losing 27-24 to the Tide in the SEC championship game on Saturday.

Here are the early point spreads for the CFP semifinals on Jan. 1:

ROSE BOWL (5 p.m. ET)

Michigan -2.5 vs. Alabama, Over/Under 45.5

SUGAR BOWL (8:45 p.m. ET)

Texas -4.5 vs. Washington, Over/Under 62.5

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