College football win total odds are available at legal online sportsbooks for the 2026-27 season. Betting either over or under an NCAAF team’s win total is a popular wager to make, especially before the start of the season. It can also be fun after the season starts, once games are played and the lines begin to change.
Teams with the highest win total lines heading into 2026-27 include Notre Dame (11.5), Miami (FL) (10.5), Oregon (10.5), Indiana (10.5), and Texas Tech (10.5). The regular season is in progress and will conclude on Dec. 12. Below, we take a closer look at the latest college football win total odds.
College football win totals for the 2026-27 season
Below are the current, updated college football win totals, with the lines and odds reflecting how the season has gone so far:
2026-27 college football win total opening odds
Online sportsbooks released their opening college football win total lines over the offseason. Below are the lines for teams in all of the major conferences. Keep in mind these totals are for regular-season wins only. That means they don’t include possible bowl games or College Football Playoff games.
ACC
- Miami (FL) 10.5
- SMU 8.5
- Clemson 7.5
- Louisville 7.5
- NC State 7.5
- Pitt 7.5
- Virginia 7.5
- Virginia Tech 6.5
- Florida State 6.5
- Georgia Tech 6.5
- Cal 6.5
- Duke 5.5
- Wake Forest 5.5
- North Carolina 4.5
- Syracuse 4.5
- Boston College 3.5
- Stanford 3.5
Big Ten
- Oregon 10.5
- Indiana 10.5
- Ohio State 9.5
- Penn State 9
- USC 8.5
- Michigan 8
- Illinois 7.5
- Washington 7.5
- Iowa 7.5
- Nebraska 6.5
- Wisconsin 6.5
- UCLA 6
- Minnesota 6
- Northwestern 5.5
- Maryland 5
- Rutgers 5
- Michigan State 4
- Purdue 3.5
Big 12
- Texas Tech 10.5
- Kansas State 8.5
- Utah 8.5
- BYU 8.5
- Houston 8
- Arizona 7.5
- TCU 6.5
- Baylor 6.5
- Arizona State 6.5
- Kansas 5.5
- Iowa State 5.5
- Oklahoma State 5.5
- UCF 5.5
- West Virginia 5.5
- Cincinnati 5.5
- Colorado 4.5
SEC
- Georgia 9.5
- Texas 9.5
- Alabama 8.5
- LSU 8.5
- Texas A&M 8.5
- Ole Miss 7.5
- Oklahoma 7.5
- Tennessee 7.5
- Florida 7.5
- Auburn 6.5
- Missouri 6.5
- South Carolina 6.5
- Vanderbilt 5.5
- Kentucky 4.5
- Mississippi State 4.5
- Arkansas 4
How can I wager on college football season win totals?
Wagers on a team’s total wins will appear in an over/under format. College football sportsbooks set the line for total wins and list odds for the two possible choices.
In the example above, Notre Dame has a line of 11.5 regular-season wins. If you bet on the over, you would win if Notre Dame wins 12 or more games during the regular season. For under bets, you’ll need the team to have 10 wins or fewer to win your bet. In fact, Notre Dame has only 12 regular-season games scheduled for 2026-27, which means an “over” bet is a bet that the Fighting Irish will go 12-0.
Notice that the “over” odds before the season started at this site were +180, meaning a $100 bet that wins would earn $180. Meanwhile, the “under” has odds of -220, meaning a $220 bet that wins would award $100 to the bettor.
College football win total FAQs
College football win totals are typically based on the results of the regular season only. Postseason games, including conference championships, bowls, and College Football Playoff games, are not included in the line unless noted otherwise.
College football win totals can vary by sportsbook. While the lines for most teams will generally be in the same neighborhood, you may find notable variances by taking the time to line shop.
After the initial release of college football win total lines, the odds will move in response to where the bets are going and other developments. One side of the wager will typically have negative odds, while the other will have positive odds.
Generally, early in the offseason. Some will release the lines soon after the current season ends, while others may unveil the odds a few months into the offseason.