Track the latest college football conference championship odds for the 2026 season at DraftKings Sportsbook. This page includes current odds, the previous update and preseason prices for teams to win the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, MAC and SEC championships.
Each conference has its own section with the teams currently listed in the DraftKings Sportsbook market, plus key takeaways on the latest odds movement.
This page is updated weekly throughout the 2026 college football season with the latest conference championship odds movement at DraftKings Sportsbook.
Updated October 12, 2026. Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook and are subject to change.
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College Football Conference Championship Odds
Jump to a conference:
- ACC Championship Odds
- Big 12 Championship Odds
- Big Ten Championship Odds
- MAC Championship Odds
- SEC Championship Odds
ACC Championship Odds
Miami remains the clear ACC favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook at -525. SMU is the next-shortest price at +1025.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miami FL | -525 | -450 | -146 | Shortened from -450 to -525 |
| SMU | +1025 | +1400 | +650 | Shortened from +1400 to +1025 |
| Virginia | +2150 | +2150 | +2000 | No change |
| Louisville | +2500 | +1350 | +850 | Lengthened from +1350 to +2500 |
| Virginia Tech | +3500 | +3300 | +2800 | Lengthened from +3300 to +3500 |
| Clemson | +7400 | +8000 | +1400 | Shortened from +8000 to +7400 |
ACC Championship odds takeaways
- Miami shortened from -450 to -525 and remains the only team listed at minus odds after its 41-13 road win over Clemson in the previous week.
- SMU made the largest move toward Miami, cutting from +1400 to +1025. The Mustangs are 4-1 and next host Virginia in ACC play.
- Louisville lengthened from +1350 to +2500 despite a 44-20 win over Florida State, while Virginia held at +2150.
- Clemson improved slightly from +8000 to +7400 but remains well behind the market leaders following its loss to Miami.
Big 12 Championship Odds
BYU and Utah share the shortest Big 12 price at DraftKings Sportsbook at +235, with Texas Tech close behind at +260.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BYU | +235 | +310 | +550 | Shortened from +310 to +235 |
| Utah | +235 | +245 | +670 | Shortened from +245 to +235 |
| Texas Tech | +260 | +240 | +100 | Lengthened from +240 to +260 |
| Houston | +1050 | +1400 | +1700 | Shortened from +1400 to +1050 |
| Arizona | +1650 | +2600 | +1850 | Shortened from +2600 to +1650 |
| Kansas State | +3000 | +2800 | +1400 | Lengthened from +2800 to +3000 |
| TCU | +25000 | +11000 | +2000 | Lengthened from +11000 to +25000 |
Big 12 Championship odds takeaways
- BYU shortened from +310 to +235 after beating Iowa State 24-10, pulling even with Utah for the conference’s shortest current price.
- Texas Tech moved slightly from +240 to +260 but remains part of a tight three-team race at the top with BYU and Utah.
- Houston improved from +1400 to +1050 after a 35-16 win over Kansas State, while Arizona cut from +2600 to +1650 after its 52-31 win over West Virginia.
- TCU had the largest drop on the board, lengthening from +11000 to +25000.
Big Ten Championship Odds
Ohio State remains the Big Ten favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook at -125. Indiana is next at +192, followed by Oregon at +1200.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio State | -125 | -125 | +180 | No change |
| Indiana | +192 | +240 | +260 | Shortened from +240 to +192 |
| Oregon | +1200 | +465 | +240 | Lengthened from +465 to +1200 |
| Washington | +2400 | +2400 | +2400 | No change |
| Wisconsin | +2500 | +4000 | +13500 | Shortened from +4000 to +2500 |
| USC | +4500 | +5000 | +1600 | Shortened from +5000 to +4500 |
| Iowa | +4600 | +3800 | +4200 | Lengthened from +3800 to +4600 |
| Nebraska | +8200 | +5000 | +15000 | Lengthened from +5000 to +8200 |
| Michigan | +30000 | +30000 | +1700 | No change |
| Penn State | +50000 | +50000 | +2200 | No change |
Big Ten Championship odds takeaways
- Ohio State stayed at -125 after a 45-16 win over Maryland, while Indiana shortened from +240 to +192 after its 20-17 win at Nebraska.
- Oregon lengthened from +465 to +1200 after UCLA’s 17-15 upset in Eugene, opening more space between the Ducks and the two market leaders.
- Wisconsin made a notable move from +4000 to +2500, and USC improved slightly from +5000 to +4500.
- Nebraska drifted from +5000 to +8200 after the three-point loss to Indiana. Michigan and Penn State remain listed at +30000 or longer.
MAC Championship Odds
Western Michigan is the current MAC favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook at +140, followed closely by Toledo at +154.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Western Michigan | +140 | +190 | +400 | Shortened from +190 to +140 |
| Toledo | +154 | +154 | +450 | No change |
| Ohio | +450 | +600 | +650 | Shortened from +600 to +450 |
| Miami OH | +500 | +500 | +300 | No change |
| Eastern Michigan | +1000 | +1500 | +1100 | Shortened from +1500 to +1000 |
| Central Michigan | +1100 | +1100 | +850 | No change |
MAC Championship odds takeaways
- Western Michigan shortened from +190 to +140 and moved ahead of Toledo as the market favorite.
- Toledo stayed at +154 despite its 23-8 loss to Buffalo, keeping the top two prices separated by only 14 points.
- Ohio moved from +600 to +450 after a 31-14 win over Central Michigan, while Eastern Michigan improved from +1500 to +1000.
- Miami (OH) and Central Michigan are unchanged from the previous update.
SEC Championship Odds
Georgia is now the SEC favorite at DraftKings Sportsbook at -152. Alabama is next at +460, followed by Texas at +580.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Movement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia Bulldogs | -152 | +140 | +260 | Shortened from +140 to -152 |
| Alabama | +460 | +350 | +850 | Lengthened from +350 to +460 |
| Texas | +580 | +270 | +310 | Lengthened from +270 to +580 |
| Ole Miss | +1375 | +1900 | +1150 | Shortened from +1900 to +1375 |
| LSU | +2300 | +1050 | +900 | Lengthened from +1050 to +2300 |
| Missouri | +3400 | +7400 | +3300 | Shortened from +7400 to +3400 |
| Tennessee | +4000 | +3800 | +1700 | Lengthened from +3800 to +4000 |
| Florida | +5000 | +1400 | +2600 | Lengthened from +1400 to +5000 |
| Oklahoma | +8400 | +2500 | +950 | Lengthened from +2500 to +8400 |
| Texas A&M | +20000 | +20000 | +1200 | No change |
SEC Championship odds takeaways
- Georgia moved from +140 to -152 after a 20-17 win at Alabama, becoming the SEC’s clear market leader.
- Alabama lengthened from +350 to +460 after the loss, while Texas moved from +270 to +580 after Oklahoma’s 27-24 Red River win.
- Ole Miss shortened from +1900 to +1375 after beating Vanderbilt 52-17, while Missouri cut from +7400 to +3400 following its 27-6 win over Texas A&M.
- LSU, Florida and Oklahoma all moved sharply down the board after losses. Florida fell 38-19 to South Carolina, while LSU lost 35-34 in overtime at Kentucky.
How to read college football conference championship odds
Positive odds show how much a $100 bet would win. For example, a $100 bet on Alabama at +460 to win the SEC championship would return $460 in winnings, plus the original stake.
Minus odds show how much a bettor would need to wager to win $100. For example, a $152 bet on Georgia at -152 to win the SEC championship would win $100, plus the original stake. The previous-update and preseason columns show how each team’s listed price has changed throughout the season.
