College Football Conference Championship Odds: Lines, Spreads, Trends for Week 15

Patrick Everson Sports Betting Expert

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College Football Conference Championship odds are already on the board and sure to get a boatload of attention, with College Football Playoff bids on the line.

No doubt, Indiana vs. Ohio State is the biggest showdown in college football Week 15 odds, for the Big Ten title. Close behind: Alabama vs. Georgia in the SEC final.

Here’s everything you need to know about the college football odds conference championship market: opening lines, spreads and betting trends for the biggest games, as multiple oddsmakers provide insights on college football conference championship game odds and action.

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2025 College Football Conference Championship Odds

BYU vs. Texas Tech Odds

• Opening point spread: Texas Tech -11.5
• Opening moneyline: Texas Tech -455/BYU +350
• Opening total: Over/Under 50.5 points scored
• Time: Noon ET Saturday (ABC)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: The Big 12 Championship Game is a relatively quick rematch, four weeks after a regular-season clash.

Texas Tech (11-1 SU/10-2 ATS) has been stout on the field and solid for bettors, as well, tied for the nation's second-best spread-covering record. In Week 14, the Red Raiders wiped out West Virginia 49-0 as hefty 24.5-point road favorites.

Texas Tech is on a 5-0 SU and ATS run, which followed its lone SU loss of the season, at Arizona State. Among those five wins: a 29-7 bashing of BYU laying 13.5 points at home in Week 11.

BYU (11-1 SU/9-3 ATS) has also been a great bet all season while reaching the Big 12 Championship Game. Following the loss at Texas Tech, the Cougars posted three straight routs (3-0 ATS). In Week 14, the Cougars downed UCF 41-21 giving 17.5 points at home.

Late Saturday afternoon, DraftKings Sportsbook opened Texas Tech as 11.5-point chalk vs. BYU, for a neutral-site contest at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. As of 11 p.m. ET Saturday, there's been no line movement.

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Alabama vs. Georgia Odds

• Opening point spread: Georgia -1.5
• Opening moneyline: Georgia -120/Alabama even
• Opening total: Over/Under 47.5 points scored
• Time: 4 p.m. ET Saturday (ABC)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: Georgia was dealt just one loss all season, 24-21 as 2.5-point home favorites vs. Alabama in Week 5. Now, these rivals meet again in the SEC Championship Game.

The Bulldogs got a tougher-than expected nonconference challenge vs. Georgia Tech in Week 14. But Georgia (11-1 SU/5-7 ATS) finished the regular season with a 16-9 neutral-site win as 16.5-point favorites.

Similarly, the Crimson Tide – who had to win in Week 14 to reach the SEC final – were in a knockdown drag-out at Auburn. Alabama (10-2 SU/7-4-1 ATS) led 17-6 at halftime, but Auburn tied it at 20 with 11:43 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Then the Tide, in a huge fourth-and-goal gamble, went up 27-20 on an Isaiah Horton 6-yard TD catch with 3:50 left. Auburn again responded, driving down the field, but fumbled it away at the Alabama 20-yard line with 33 seconds left.

So 'Bama escaped with a 27-20 win laying 7 points.

For the ACC final, DraftKings opened Georgia -1.5 late Saturday night. There was no movement early.

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Indiana vs. Ohio State Odds

• Opening point spread: Ohio State -5.5
• Opening moneyline: Ohio State -218/Indiana +180
• Opening total: Over/Under 49.5 points scored
• Time: 8 p.m. ET Saturday (FOX)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: Ohio State and Indiana are Nos. 1 and 2, respectively, in the College Football Playoff rankings. So it's no surprise that the two are meeting in the Big Ten Championship Game.

Ohio State (12-0 SU/10-1-1 ATS) is not only undefeated, but also stands as the best spread-covering outfit in the nation. Week 14 only served to affirm that status, with the Buckeyes stuffing Michigan 27-9 as 10-point road favorites.

Indiana (12-0 SU/7-5 ATS) blew out almost every team it met this season, with eight wins of 24 points or more. That included the Week 14 regular-season finale, in which the Hoosiers hammered Purdue 56-3 giving 28.5 points on the road.

DraftKings Sportsbook wasted no time putting up Indiana vs. Ohio State numbers in college football Week 15 odds. The Buckeyes opened as 5.5-point favorites late Saturday afternoon, for a neutral-site clash at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

There's been no line movement as of 11 p.m. ET Saturday.

Duke vs. Virginia Odds

• Opening point spread: Virginia -1.5
• Opening moneyline: Virginia -120/Duke even
• Opening total: Over/Under 57.5 points scored
• Time: 8 p.m. ET Saturday (ABC)

OPENING ODDS UPDATE: This is not the matchup the ACC wanted. Miami is the highest-ranked team in the conference, theoretically having the best chance to earn a CFP berth. But it'll be Duke vs. Virginia in the ACC Championship Game in Charlotte, N.C.

Virginia (10-2 SU/8-4 ATS) just needed to beat in-state rival Virginia Tech to reach the ACC final. The Cavaliers did that with ease, rolling 27-7 as 8.5-point home favorites.

On the flip side, Duke (7-5 SU/5-6-1 ATS) required help to get into the ACC title game. First, the Blue Devils had to beat Wake Forest, which they did 49-32 as 2.5-point home favorites. Then Duke needed either Pitt to lose vs. Miami or SMU to lose at Cal.

Both Pitt and SMU tumbled. Among five teams with 6-2 conference records – Miami, Pitt, SMU, Georgia Tech and Duke – the Blue Devils won the tiebreaker, despite their lackluster overall record.

Late Saturday night, DraftKings opened Duke vs. Virginia at Cavaliers -1.5. There was no movement early on.

The fear in the ACC: If Duke wins, then the American Athletic Conference champion and Sun Belt Conference champ would likely finish with higher CFP rankings.

The five highest-ranked conference champions make the 12-team CFP field. Duke could very well finish behind the AAC/Sun Belt champs in the CFP rankings, and the Blue Devils surely wouldn't get an at-large bid, with five losses.

And if Miami doesn't get a bid, then the ACC could be left out of the Playoff altogether.

Patrick Everson

Patrick Everson is a senior reporter for VegasInsider. Based in Las Vegas since 1994, he's worked in the sports betting journalism/content space for more than a decade. He's most known for his deep roster of contacts behind sportsbook counters, providing readers and viewers with the ins-and-outs of how events are being bet. He's also a thought leader in the sports betting space, often appearing on or moderating panels at national conferences. More from Patrick Everson