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 September 28, 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 is the current favorite to win the ACC championship at DraftKings Sportsbook. Here are the latest odds for the teams currently listed in the market.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Odds change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miami | -280 | -240 | -146 | ↑ Shortened: -240 → -280 |
| Louisville | +520 | +570 | +850 | ↑ Shortened: +570 → +520 |
| SMU | +1150 | +1200 | +650 | ↑ Shortened: +1200 → +1150 |
| Virginia Tech | +1275 | +2400 | +2800 | ↑ Shortened: +2400 → +1275 |
| Virginia | +1700 | +1700 | +2000 | No change |
| Clemson | +4400 | +8000 | +1400 | ↑ Shortened: +8000 → +4400 |
ACC championship odds takeaways
- Miami shortened from -240 to -280 and remains the clear ACC favorite.
- Virginia Tech made the largest move toward the top of the market, shortening from +2400 to +1275. Louisville also improved from +570 to +520.
- Clemson rebounded from +8000 to +4400, while SMU shortened slightly from +1200 to +1150.
- Virginia remained unchanged at +1700.
Big 12 Championship Odds
Texas Tech remains the current favorite to win the Big 12 championship at DraftKings Sportsbook. Here are the latest odds for the teams currently listed in the market.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Odds change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Tech | +194 | +120 | +100 | ↓ Lengthened: +120 → +194 |
| Utah | +290 | +425 | +670 | ↑ Shortened: +425 → +290 |
| BYU | +330 | +350 | +550 | ↑ Shortened: +350 → +330 |
| Kansas State | +1100 | +1200 | +1400 | ↑ Shortened: +1200 → +1100 |
| Houston | +1600 | +2100 | +1700 | ↑ Shortened: +2100 → +1600 |
| Arizona | +2500 | +3000 | +1850 | ↑ Shortened: +3000 → +2500 |
| TCU | +2800 | +2800 | +2000 | No change |
Big 12 championship odds takeaways
- Texas Tech remains the Big 12 favorite at +194, though it lengthened from +120 in the previous update.
- Utah made the strongest move toward the top of the market, shortening from +425 to +290. BYU also improved from +350 to +330.
- Houston shortened from +2100 to +1600, while Arizona improved from +3000 to +2500.
- TCU remained unchanged at +2800.
Big Ten Championship Odds
Ohio State is the current favorite to win the Big Ten championship at DraftKings Sportsbook. Here are the latest odds for the teams currently listed in the market.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Odds change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ohio State | -110 | +125 | +180 | ↑ Shortened: +125 → -110 |
| Indiana | +270 | +210 | +260 | ↓ Lengthened: +210 → +270 |
| Oregon | +425 | +650 | +240 | ↑ Shortened: +650 → +425 |
| USC | +900 | +900 | +1600 | No change |
| Penn State | +1400 | +1400 | +2200 | No change |
| Iowa | +2400 | +3600 | +4200 | ↑ Shortened: +3600 → +2400 |
| Washington | +2400 | +2400 | +2400 | No change |
| Wisconsin | +4600 | +12000 | +13500 | ↑ Shortened: +12000 → +4600 |
| Michigan | +5000 | +3000 | +1700 | ↓ Lengthened: +3000 → +5000 |
| Nebraska | +8000 | +14000 | +15000 | ↑ Shortened: +14000 → +8000 |
Big Ten championship odds takeaways
- Ohio State moved from +125 to -110 and is now the clear Big Ten favorite.
- Oregon shortened from +650 to +425, while Wisconsin made a major move from +12000 to +4600.
- Iowa improved from +3600 to +2400 and Nebraska shortened from +14000 to +8000.
- Michigan moved sharply in the other direction from +3000 to +5000, while Indiana lengthened from +210 to +270.
MAC Championship Odds
Western Michigan remains the current favorite to win the MAC championship at DraftKings Sportsbook. Here are the latest odds for the teams currently listed in the market.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Odds change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Western Michigan | +164 | +164 | +400 | No change |
| Toledo | +260 | +360 | +450 | ↑ Shortened: +360 → +260 |
| Miami (OH) | +395 | +475 | +300 | ↑ Shortened: +475 → +395 |
| Ohio | +600 | +600 | +650 | No change |
| Central Michigan | +1250 | +1250 | +850 | No change |
| Eastern Michigan | +1650 | +1500 | +1100 | ↓ Lengthened: +1500 → +1650 |
MAC championship odds takeaways
- Western Michigan remains the MAC favorite at +164 and was unchanged from the previous update.
- Toledo shortened from +360 to +260 and remains the second choice in the market.
- Miami (OH) improved from +475 to +395, while Eastern Michigan lengthened from +1500 to +1650.
- Central Michigan and Ohio were unchanged at +1250 and +600.
SEC Championship Odds
Georgia is the current favorite to win the SEC championship at DraftKings Sportsbook, with Texas close behind. Here are the latest odds for the teams currently listed in the market.
| Team | Current odds | Previous update | Preseason odds | Odds change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia | +140 | +205 | +260 | ↑ Shortened: +205 → +140 |
| Texas | +240 | +260 | +310 | ↑ Shortened: +260 → +240 |
| Alabama | +650 | +950 | +850 | ↑ Shortened: +950 → +650 |
| Florida | +700 | +1400 | +2600 | ↑ Shortened: +1400 → +700 |
| LSU | +1200 | +900 | +900 | ↓ Lengthened: +900 → +1200 |
| Ole Miss | +2000 | +750 | +1150 | ↓ Lengthened: +750 → +2000 |
| Oklahoma | +2500 | +2500 | +950 | No change |
| Tennessee | +3800 | +1900 | +1700 | ↓ Lengthened: +1900 → +3800 |
| Missouri | +5000 | +5000 | +3300 | No change |
| Texas A&M | +20000 | +1300 | +1200 | ↓ Lengthened: +1300 → +20000 |
SEC championship odds takeaways
- Georgia shortened from +205 to +140 and remains the SEC favorite, with Texas at +240 after moving from +260.
- Florida made one of the week’s biggest moves, shortening from +1400 to +700. Alabama also improved from +950 to +650.
- LSU lengthened from +900 to +1200, while Ole Miss moved from +750 to +2000 and Tennessee from +1900 to +3800.
- Texas A&M had the largest move away from the top of the market, lengthening from +1300 to +20000.
How to read college football conference championship odds
Positive odds show how much a $100 bet would win. For example, a $100 bet on Georgia at +140 to win the SEC championship would return $140 in winnings, plus the original stake.
Minus odds show how much a bettor would need to wager to win $100. For example, a $110 bet on Ohio State at -110 to win the Big Ten 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.
