Michigan National Championship odds (Are Wolverines making College Football Playoff?)

Michigan won a third straight Big Ten title in dominant fashion, beating Iowa 23-0 to secure its spot in the College Football Playoff.

The Wolverines are into the CFP for the third consecutive time, but the intrigue revolves around if the team will be the No. 1 overall seed for the first time. Michigan was ranked No. 2 in last week’s rankings, behind Georgia, who lost to Alabama. No matter what, Jim Harbaugh’s group will enter the National Semifinals as the betting favorite.

UPDATE: Michigan secured the No. 1 seed, setting up a matchup against Alabama in the Rose Bowl. The odds below will be updated accordingly. 

Washington did score a signature win as underdogs against Oregon in the PAC-12 Championship game, is that enough to jump Michigan and be the No. 1 overall seed?

That’s the only debate for the Wolverines on Sunday as other teams wait to hear the fate. Texas, Alabama and Florida State are three teams battling for two shots at the CFP. It seems as if Georgia, who lost to Alabama in the SEC Championship game is going to be left out of the field all together.

The Michigan defense continues to operate at peak efficiency while the offense leans on its run game to set up accurate passing from J.J. McCarthy, will that keep up in a competitive CFP race?

For now, let’s take a look at the odds from FanDuel Sportsbook. If you sign up for FanDuel using the link below and bet $5 on any moneyline and win, you will get $150 in bonus credits when it cashes! Get started now.

2023 National Championship Odds

Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.