2025 College Football Win Totals Odds: Oregon Among Four Schools Listed at 10.5 Wins

Early win projections have been released for 2025, and the highest totals belong to the Big Ten's powerhouse programs, including Oregon.

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Robert Criscola • Betting Analyst
Jul 24, 2025 • 13:05 ET • 4 min read
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College football win totals are available as the start of the 2025 season closes in, and some familiar faces are atop the board at 10.5 wins each.

The early college football odds indicate the Big Ten will once again be home to some of the nation's top programs, with Ohio State, Penn State, and Oregon leading the pack in projected wins. 

There's still a long way to go before Week 0, but here's a look at the latest college football win totals for 2025.

College football win totals and odds for 2025

Team Total Over Under
Crimson Tide Alabama Crimson Tide 9.5 -110 -110
Wildcats Arizona Wildcats 5.5 -110 -110
Sun Devils Arizona State Sun Devils 8.5 +100 -130
Razorbacks Arkansas Razorbacks 5.5 +110 -140
Tigers Auburn Tigers 7.5 -165 +135
Bears Baylor Bears 7.5 +100 -130
Eagles Boston College Eagles 5.5 +100 -130
Cougars BYU Cougars 6.5 -130 +100
Golden Bears California Golden Bears 5.5 +110 -140
Knights Central Florida Knights 5.5 -115 -105
Bearcats Cincinnati Bearcats 6.5 +100 -130
Tigers Clemson Tigers 9.5 -210 +175
Buffaloes Colorado Buffaloes 5.5 -130 +100
Blue Devils Duke Blue Devils 6.5 -185 +150
Gators Florida Gators 7.5 +100 -130
Seminoles Florida State Seminoles 6.5 -170 +140
Bulldogs Georgia Bulldogs 9.5 -170 +140
Yellow Jackets Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 7.5 -160 +130
Cougars Houston Cougars 6.5 +145 -180
Fighting Illini Illinois Fighting Illini 7.5 -185 +150
Hoosiers Indiana Hoosiers 8.5 +110 -140
Hawkeyes Iowa Hawkeyes 6.5 -185 +150
Wildcats Iowa State Cyclones 7.5 +115 -145
Jayhawks Kansas Jayhawks 7.5 +130 -160
Wildcats Kansas State Wildcats 8.5 -110 -110
Wildcats Kentucky Wildcats 4.5 -110 -110
Cardinals Louisville Cardinals 8.5 -140 +110
Tigers LSU Tigers 8.5 -135 +105
Terrapins Maryland Terrapins 4.5 +100 -130
Hurricanes Miami Hurricanes 9.5 +120 -150
Wolverines Michigan Wolverines 8.5 -180 +150
Spartans Michigan State Spartans 5.5 -140 +110
Golden Gophers Minnesota Golden Gophers 6.5 -160 +130
Rebels Mississippi Rebels 8.5 -130 +100
Bulldogs Mississippi State Bulldogs 3.5 -150 +120
Tigers Missouri Tigers 6.5 -150 +120
Cornhuskers Nebraska Cornhuskers 7.5 -140 +110
Tar Heels North Carolina Tar Heels 7.5 +140 -170
Wolfpack North Carolina State Wolfpack 6.5 +115 -145
Northwestern Northwestern Wildcats 3.5 -180 +150
Fighting Irish Notre Dame Fighting Irish 10.5 +120 -150
Buckeyes Ohio State Buckeyes 10.5 +100 -130
Sooners Oklahoma Sooners 6.5 -180 +150
Cowboys Oklahoma State Cowboys 5.5 +140 -170
Ducks Oregon Ducks 10.5 +110 -140
Lions Penn State Nittany Lions 10.5 +110 -140
Panthers Pittsburgh Panthers 6.5 +120 -150
Boilermakers Purdue Boilermakers 3.5 +195 -240
SMU SMU Mustangs 8.5 -130 +100
NFC South Carolina Gamecocks 7.5 +110 -140
Cardinal Stanford Cardinal 3.5 +130 -160
Orange Syracuse Orange 5.5 +135 -165
Horned Frogs TCU Horned Frogs 6.5 -170 +140
Volunteers Tennessee Volunteers 8.5 +105 -135
Longhorns Texas Longhorns 9.5 -190 +155
Aggies Texas A&M Aggies 8.5 +150 -180
Red Raiders Texas Tech Red Raiders 8.5 -130 +100
BruinsUCLA Bruins 5.5 +115 -145
Trojans USC Trojans 7.5 -160 +130
Utes Utah Utes 7.5 -155 +125
Commodores Vanderbilt Commodores 5.5 +150 -180
Cavaliers Virginia Cavaliers 6.5 +110 -140
Hokies Virginia Tech Hokies 6.5 +125 -155
Demon Deacons Wake Forest Demon Deacons 4.5 +110 -140
Huskies Washington Huskies 7.5 +110 -140
Mountaineers West Virginia Mountaineers 5.5 +120 -150
Badgers Wisconsin Badgers 5.5 +140 -170

Odds courtesy of bet365 as of 7-24.

Early college football win totals analysis

The powerhouse of college football once again seems to be the Big Ten. Defending champions Ohio State, as well as 2024 CFP No. 1 seed Oregon and Penn State, hold projected win totals of 10.5. The Buckeyes carry the shortest odds on the Over at +100.

The lone other school sitting at 10.5 wins is Notre Dame.

The SEC is not to be overlooked, however. Alabama, Georgia, and Texas are all sitting at 9.5 wins.


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How to bet college football season win totals

Season win totals are somewhat self-explanatory: betting on how many wins a team will have during the regular season. 

Oddsmakers set a projected number of wins for each team — based on past success, returning personnel, and strength of schedule — and offer Over/Under betting options, allowing you to wager on if a team will exceed that win total (Over) or fall short of it (Under). This total does not include postseason games, such as the conference championship or bowl games.

On top of the season win total itself, oddsmakers set an assigned cost to the Over and Under bets — also known as vig or juice — depending on the implied probability of the team winning more or less than that total. 

For example, oddsmakers calculate TEAM A to win nine games this upcoming season but do feel like there’s a better chance of them winning 10 games rather than 8. Therefore, they set TEAM A with a win total of 9 but increase the vig on the Over to -130 (bet $1.30 to win $1) and decrease the vig on the Under to +110 (win $1.10 for every $1 bet).  

  • Over 9 wins (-130)
  • Under 9 wins (+110)

Season win totals are considered futures betting odds and sportsbooks will take action on season win totals from the time they post the odds until the start of the season. Futures bets are then graded at the end of the season when all results are final. 

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Robert M. Criscola’s road to becoming a Covers publishing editor began with an internship at Metro New York, which eventually turned into a freelance job at MetroBet covering many sports from a wagering angle, including horse racing. He continued to focus on “The Sport of Kings” by writing for shapperdacapper.com, danonymousracing.com, and informer.fanxt.com before joining the team at the TwinSpires Edge in 2019 as a regular contributor and weekend editor. “Crisco” began writing game previews for Covers in 2022 and joined the editing team in 2023.

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