2022-23 College Football National Championship Odds Update – TCU Trounces Texas

• Week 11 has provided some clarity with respect to the NCAAF National Championship odds
• The TCU Horned Frogs are firmly in the College Football Playoff picture after upsetting Texas on the road
• Check out the updated 2022-23 National Title odds below

Week 11 has finally put a few more pieces of the college football National Championship puzzle together. The Playoff picture got a little more interesting as #4 TCU proved its mettle in Austin and #25 Washington upset #6 Oregon.

Washington waltzed into Eugene and bounced Oregon right out of the College Football Playoff picture. While TCU tore apart a confident Texas Longhorns team, cementing its spot in the top four.

Here is how the NCAAF National Championship odds look after Week 11.

Updated College Football National Championship Odds

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A 45-19 decimation of the Mississippi State Bulldogs has seen the Georgia Bulldogs’ National Championship odds improve to -125. Elsewhere, Michigan and Ohio State stood firm as the next two favorites at +250 and +700, respectively. In other news, LSU grinded out a 13-10 victory of Arkansas to clinch the SEC West title and send Alabama’s National Championship odds spiralling all the way down to +20000.

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TCU Leaps into National Championship Picture

TCU kept its dream season alive on Saturday, as a spot in the College Football Playoff remained firmly in the Horned Frogs’ sights.

The Horned Frogs lived up to the Playoff hype last night in Austin. #4 TCU seemed to be on the verge of an upset as it travelled to play a powerful Texas squad. However, the Horned Frogs avoided the trap game and established themselves as viable Playoff contenders.

Surprisingly, the clash between the two offensive powerhouses evolved into a defensive battle.

Keandre Miller 75-Yard TD Run For TCU‼️#TCUvsTEX #GoFrogs pic.twitter.com/nS6BIfthwX

— SportsGridRadio (@SportsGridRadio) November 13, 2022

Fortunately, the Horned Frogs offense came alive in the second half. As running back Keandre Miller ripped off a 75-yard touchdown run and outplayed his counterpart Bijan Robinson for much of the night. Texas ultimately scored late in the fourth quarter on a 48-yard fumble return, but TCU ran out the clock to secure the win.

TCU moves to 10-0 on the season and will play for the Big 12 title in coach Sonny Dykes’ first season in charge. The Horned Frogs last two games of the regular season are against Baylor on the road and Iowa State at home. While Baylor has proven to be a challenging spot for TCU in the past, the Horned Frogs should be favored in both games. Should TCU’s defense continue to control the action like it did against Texas, an undefeated TCU Big 12 champion on Selection Sunday could become a reality.

Washington Decimates Oregon’s Playoff Hopes

Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks had to believe they had put away on the Washington Huskies with a 20-play drive that put them in position to win their ninth game in a row.

However, Michael Pennix Jr and the Huskies had other ideas. With under four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, #25 Washington scored the final 10 points to earn a 37-34 victory.

Unfortunately for Oregon, Heisman odds contender Bo Nix was injured on the second-to-last snap of that 20-play sequence, leaving the Ducks without their star for a stretch.

Bo Nix with a ROCKET🚀

This Washington-Oregon game is so much fun

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— PFF College (@PFF_College) November 13, 2022

Fatefully, Nix’ injury proved to be catastrophic for Oregon on this night.

The Huskies took advantage. Less than a minute after Nix’s injury, Washington’s showstopper, Penix, threw a 62-yard dime to Taj Davis to tie the game at 24. Oregon back-up Ty Thompson handed the ball off three times before the Ducks went for a risky 4th down try. Running back Noah Whittington tripped, giving Washington the opportunity to kick the game-winning field goal.

With the Oregon loss, the Pac-12 is almost certainly eliminated from the Playoff race. Odds makers updated lines have illustrated just that today, as the Ducks college football National championship odds dropped all the way to +250000.