Kansas State, Utah Lead Big 12 in Odds to Win 2025 CFP

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Kansas State, Utah Lead Big 12 in Odds to Win 2025 CFP

Just one game in the 2023-24 college football season remains as No. 1 Michigan (14-0) and No. 2 Washington (14-0) are set to face off in the National Championship Game on Monday, January 8.

The Wolverines and Huskies will officially end the four-team playoff era on Monday night, as the next two seasons will utilize a 12-team format to decide a champion, with at least one representative from each “Power Four” conference being represented.

While there’s still more than an entire offseason and football season between now and the 2024-25 National Championship, BetOnline.com is offering opening lines on who will win the next title.

All 16 Big 12 teams have opening lines for next season, with Kansas State and Utah leading the way for the conference as the teams with the best odds to win a title.

The Wildcats open with 60/1 odds to win the title, giving them the 19th-best odds of any team in the country. With Avery Johnson at the controls next season, there’s a lot of excitement about what the 2024 season could look like in Manhattan.

Meanwhile, Utah comes in just one spot behind K-State with the 20th-best odds nationally with 75/1 odds. The return of Cam Rising will be huge for the Utes, who look like an immediate contender in the Big 12 race.

Arizona has the third-best championship odds in the Big 12 at 100/1, with Texas Tech and Colorado rounding out the top five.

Here’s a look the entire conference’s odds, courtesy of BetOnline.com.

  • Kansas State: 60/1
  • Utah: 75/1
  • Arizona: 100/1
  • Colorado: 150/1
  • Texas Tech: 150/1
  • Kansas: 200/1
  • Oklahoma State: 200/1
  • West Virginia: 250/1
  • TCU: 300/1
  • Iowa State: 400/1
  • UCF: 400/1
  • Baylor: 600/1
  • Cincinnati: 600/1
  • Arizona State: 850/1
  • BYU: 1,000/1
  • Houston: 1,000/1

Georgia and Alabama co-lead with 5/1 odds, with Ohio State (7/1), Texas (9/1), and Michigan (10/1) rounding out the top five.