2025 College Football Win Totals: Get the Best Odds for 134 Teams

• Get the 2025 college football win totals for all 134 FBS teams
• Five programs currently share the highest win total projection of 10.5
• See college football win total predictions in the charts below

Every year, sportsbooks post college football win totals for teams in the FBS. Below, we have gathered the CFB win totals available for all teams. Bettors can wager on college football over/under wins in 2025.

The win-total markets only count the 12 regular-season games played by each team. Conference championships and bowl games do not factor into the over/under for teams’ win-total results.

The first section below lists all FBS teams in alphabetical order along with their win total for the upcoming season. Under the table, find sections for each power conference. Readers can jump to those sections using the following links:

 ACC Win Totals | Big 12 Win Totals | Big Ten Win Totals | SEC Win Totals 

2025 College Football Win Totals

Odds as of July 22nd, 2025, at DraftKings Sportsbook. 

• [July 22] A month out from kickoff, sportsbooks have released updated college football win totals for the 2025 regular season. Four teams share the highest win total at 10.5 games: Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State, and Notre Dame.

2025 ACC Win Totals

The ACC race features a heavyweight showdown in 2025. Clemson and Miami both sit at 9.5 wins, setting up a potential clash of titans. The Tigers boast the highest returning production in the country, while the Hurricanes landed Carson Beck from Georgia to lead their offense. Both teams have legitimate paths to Charlotte.

The middle of the ACC features some intrigue. SMU (8.5), Louisville (8.5), North Carolina (7.5), Georgia Tech (7.5), and Florida State (6.5) all have the talent to make noise. SMU proved they belong with a playoff appearance in their first ACC season. Bill Belichick’s arrival at North Carolina adds another wild card to the mix.

At the bottom, Stanford faces a tough road with a 3.5 win total and a coaching change. Wake Forest (4.5) and Boston College (5.5) round out the teams expected to struggle. But in a conference that sent two teams to the playoff last year, surprises could be in store.

2025 Big 12 Win Totals

Nobody knows what to expect in the Big 12, where parity rules everything. The defending champion Arizona State Sun Devils share the conference lead at 8.5 wins with Kansas State and Texas Tech. Seven Big 12 teams have odds of +1000 or better to win the conference title.

The middle tier is packed tight. Baylor (7.5), Iowa State (7.5), Utah (7.5), TCU (6.5), and Houston (6.5) all project between 6.5 and 7.5 wins. Colorado sits at 6.5 after losing Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter but brings in new quarterback Kaidon Salter. Last year proved anything can happen – Arizona State was picked dead last and won the whole thing.

Even the bottom feeders have hope. Arizona dropped to 4.5 wins after losing most of their roster. Oklahoma State also crashed to 4.5 after going 3-9 last season. But in this conference, those teams could easily surprise and make a bowl game.

2025 Big Ten Win Totals

The Big Ten title race features three heavyweights, each sitting at 10.5 wins. Defending national champion Ohio State shares the lead with last year’s conference champion Penn State and runner-up Oregon. PSU might have its best shot yet to break through, with Drew Allar returning and elite talent across the board.

The second tier looks strong with Michigan (8.5), Indiana (8.5), and Nebraska (7.5) leading the way. Indiana shocked everyone with an 11-win season last year. Can Curt Cignetti keep the magic going? Michigan faces major questions at quarterback, but still boasts elite defensive talent.

At the bottom, Purdue (2.5) and Northwestern (3.5) face rebuilds. New Purdue coach Barry Odom flipped over 50 players on the roster. UCLA (5.5) is another program expected to struggle in the loaded 18-team conference, despite the Bruins landing Nico Iamaleava from Tennessee.

2025 SEC Win Totals

Texas and Georgia share the SEC lead at 9.5 wins, though many believe the Longhorns have the edge with Arch Manning taking over at quarterback. Alabama also sits at 9.5 as Kalen DeBoer looks to improve on his 9-win debut. These three should battle it out for SEC supremacy all season.

The next tier features dangerous teams at 8.5 wins. LSU returns Garrett Nussmeier at quarterback and loaded skill positions. Tennessee, Texas A&M, and Ole Miss all have the talent to make playoff runs. Don’t sleep on Auburn at 7.5 – Hugh Freeze has quietly built a contender.

At the bottom, Mississippi State (3.5) faces another tough year under Jeff Lebby. Kentucky (4.5) needs to rebuild after a 4-8 season. Arkansas (5.5) and Vanderbilt (5.5) look to build on bowl appearances. In the loaded SEC, even the bottom teams have enough talent to pull upsets.

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