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Updated College Football National Championship Odds After Week 10: Georgia, Notre Dame Lead

Brady Trettenero

By Brady Trettenero in College Football

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Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton runs against Ole Miss in Oxford.
Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton carries the ball against Ole Miss on Nov. 7, 2026. Petre Thomas-Imagn Images via Reuters Connect.
  • Georgia widened its lead in the college football national championship odds after winning at Ole Miss
  • Notre Dame widened its lead over Miami on the title board, and Alabama made one of the weekend’s biggest moves
  • See the updated CFP title odds and how the favorites changed after Week 10 below

Georgia took a 28-0 lead into halftime at Ole Miss and left Oxford with a 42-7 win. The Bulldogs had the shortest national championship odds on Kalshi before kickoff. By early Sunday, a Georgia title contract cost 28¢, up from 23¢ on Saturday morning.

Notre Dame strengthened its hold on second at 18¢ after beating Miami. The other big change came in Baton Rouge, where Alabama scored the final 21 points and nearly doubled its price to win the title.

Here’s how the favorites compare ahead of Tuesday’s next playoff rankings. The market settles on who wins the Jan. 25 national championship game in Las Vegas.

Updated College Football National Championship Odds

TeamSaturday morningSundayApprox. odds
Georgia23¢28¢+257
Notre Dame15¢18¢+456
Alabama6¢11¢+809
Texas8¢10¢+900
Miami (FL)10¢10¢+900
Indiana9¢9¢+1011
Utah3¢4¢+2400
UCLA3¢4¢+2400
LSU10¢3¢+3233
Oregon1¢2¢+4900

Kalshi Yes buy prices as of early Nov. 8 ET, compared with 11 a.m. ET on Nov. 7. American odds are approximate equivalents before fees.

A winning contract pays $1. Georgia at 28¢ works out to roughly +257, while Notre Dame at 18¢ is about +456. Our national championship odds tracker follows the sportsbook prices for comparison.

Georgia Extends Its Lead in the CFP Title Odds

Gunner Stockton threw four touchdown passes on nine completions and ran for a fifth score. Two of the completions went to Talyn Taylor for touchdowns of 58 and 65 yards. Georgia ran for 295 yards on a night when it barely needed to throw.

That performance gave Georgia some breathing room. The Bulldogs’ title price rose five cents, compared with three for Notre Dame. Georgia gets Missouri at home next, while the Irish host Boston College.

Notre Dame Pulls Away From Miami

CJ Carr threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns in Notre Dame’s 31-24 win. His third touchdown pass put the Irish up 24-3. Miami got back within seven, but the Irish came away with the win over the team that led the first CFP rankings.

A Hurricanes title contract cost 10¢ before the game and still cost 10¢ early Sunday. Notre Dame moved from 15¢ to 18¢, widening the gap without a corresponding drop in Miami’s price. See the College Football Playoff bracket for the postseason format.

Alabama Climbs as LSU Slips

Alabama went from 6¢ to 11¢ after winning 31-13 at LSU. The Tigers outgained Alabama 457-285 but went 0-for-4 on fourth down. Keelon Russell threw three touchdown passes after LSU took a 13-10 lead in the third quarter.

LSU went the other way, from 10¢ to 3¢. Now the Tigers host a Texas team that moved from 8¢ to 10¢ after winning 34-20 at Missouri. Arch Manning found Raleek Brown for the go-ahead touchdown with 5:03 left. That sets up another Week 11 game with two teams on this board.

Farther down, unbeaten UCLA edged up a penny to 4¢ after its 34-20 win at Minnesota. The Bruins get Illinois on Friday night, a day before Georgia, Notre Dame and Alabama play again.

Brady Trettenero
Brady Trettenero

Lead NHL & NCAAF Editor

Brady is the lead NHL and College Football editor at Sports Betting Dime, where he specializes in betting odds and data-driven analysis. Brady has over 10 years experience working in sports media, with work published by outlets such as ESPN, CBS Sports, Yahoo! Sports and Fox Sports.

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