2015-2016 College Football National Championship Odds & Predictions – Ohio State the Favorite

2015-2016 College Football National Championship Odds & Predictions – Ohio State the Favorite: The early odds to win the 2016 College Football National Championship for the 2015-2016 College Football season have been released by Bovada Sportsbook and the early favorite is Ohio State at 7/2 odds. The Buckeyes won the inaugural College Football Playoff last season for the school’s 8th National Championship and are a strong bet to get back to the 2016 College Football Playoff at minimum this season with a lot of returning talent from last year’s team. Let’s take a look at some of the favorites to win the 2016 College Football Playoff and take home the National Championship trophy this season along with our free college football picks to win the title.

2015-2016 College Football Season Favorites to Win the National Championship

Ohio State Buckeyes(7/2 odds)

Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer has 14 returning starters with 7 on each side of the ball this season. The Buckeyes are led by junior Heisman Trophy favorite running back Ezekiel Elliot and are loaded at quarterback with three returning studs in junior Cardale Jones, sophomore J.T. Barrett and senior Braxton Miller. At 7/2 odds in Las Vegas and online at Bovada Sportsbook the Buckeyes are a strong pick to win the National Championship again and should have no problem whatsoever winning the Big Ten and getting back to the College Football Playoff at minimum.

Alabama Crimson Tide(7/1 odds)

Alabama head coach Nick Saban is still getting the bad taste out of his mouth from the Tide’s embrassing 42-35 loss to Ohio State in last season’s College Football Playoff. Losing to Ohio State was nothing to be ashamed of but giving up 42 points and not being able to stop a nose bleed on defense was something that undoubtedly ate at Saban all offseason. However, Saban and Tide fans should rest easy because Alabama returns 7 starters defensively and will be adding plenty of former 5 star and 4 star talent into the mix on that side of the ball this season. Expect a much improved Alabama defense along with an extra hungry head coach in Saban this season. We love Alabama’s National Championship chances at 7/1 odds and firmly expect Alabama to win the SEC again and get back to the College Football Playoff for a potential rematch against Meyer and the Buckeyes.

TCU Horned Frogs(10/1 odds)

TCU head coach Gary Patterson should once again have TCU in the national spotlight all season long this year as he welcomes back 10 starters on offense and 5 starters on defense. TCU went 12-1 overall last season and many thought it was an absolute disgrace that they did not get a bid in the College Football Playoff. However, that was then and this is now and TCU should have no excuses this season as they will start the season in the Top 5 in all the polls and will most definitely get into the College Football Playoff if they simply run the table and take care of business. That includes handling Baylor instead of gagging away a 4th quarter 3 touchdown lead against the Bears like they did last year in Waco, Texas to coast them the Big 12 title outright and a bid in the College Football Playoff. At 10/1 odds to win the National Championship this season we like TCU to be in the hunt and have a real shot at winning.

2016 National Championship Prediction: Ohio State to repeat and win at 7/2 odds

You can view a complete list of 2016 National Championship Odds below with odds on all the contenders.

Get more 2015 College Football odds for the 2015 season updated daily on NSAwins.com including updated odds to win the 2016 National Championship.

Odds to Win the 2015-2016 College Football National Championship
Ohio State
7/2
Alabama
7/1
TCU
10/1
Auburn
12/1
Florida State
14/1
USC
18/1
Baylor
20/1
Notre Dame
20/1
Clemson
22/1
Oregon
22/1
Georgia
25/1
LSU
25/1
Michigan State
25/1
Oklahoma
25/1
Stanford
33/1
Texas A&M
33/1
UCLA
33/1
Arkansas
40/1
Michigan
40/1
Mississippi
40/1
Tennessee
50/1
Arizona State
66/1
Florida
66/1
Mississippi State
66/1
Nebraska
66/1
Oklahoma State
66/1
Texas
66/1
Miami
75/1
Wisconsin
75/1
Arizona
100/1
Georgia Tech
100/1
Louisville
100/1
Missouri
100/1
Penn State
100/1
South Carolina
100/1
Utah
100/1
Virginia Tech
100/1
Washington
100/1
Boise State
200/1
BYU
200/1
Kansas State
200/1
Texas Tech
200/1
West Virginia
250/1
North Carolina
300/1
Boston College
500/1
California
500/1
Cincinnati
500/1
Duke
500/1
Iowa
500/1
Marshall
500/1
Maryland
500/1
Minnesota
500/1
Northwestern
500/1
Oregon State
500/1
Pittsburgh
500/1
Rutgers
500/1
South Florida
500/1
UCF
500/1