Early 2023-24 College Football National Championship Odds & Best Bets (USC Takes Home First Title in Two Decades)

The 2022-23 NCAA college football season is set to wrap up, highlighted by this year's CFP National Championship Game being right around the corner. While many fans and bettors can't wait to see the results of the TCU-Georgia clash, others already have their sights set on the 2023-24 campaign.

Fortunately for those early birds, FanDuel Sportsbook has already released its 2023-24 College Football National Championship odds, shedding some light on how the next season could unfold.

College Football National Championship Odds 2023-24

1. Georgia (+300)

2. Ohio State (+700)

3. Alabama (+700)

4. Michigan (+800)

5. USC (+1200)

6. Clemson (+1600)

7. Texas (+1800)

8. Tennessee (+2000)

9. Florida State (+2000)

10. Penn State (+2000)

College Football National Championship Best Bet

When it comes to next year's CFP National Championship, I like USC (+1200) winning its first national championship since 2004.

Even though this season didn't end as planned for the Trojans, Lincoln Riley's team was a joy to watch. The offense — led by Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Caleb Williams — was top five in both points (41.4 PPG, No. 4) and total yards (506.7, No. 3), able to go head-to-head with any program in the nation. With Williams having another year under his belt and looking to declare for the 2024 NFL Draft, I'm expecting even bigger numbers.

The Trojans' defense left a lot to be desired (29.2 PPG, No. 82), I expect Riley to fix things over the next several months. After all, the process has already begun as USC has brought in defensive linemen Kyon Barrs (Arizona) and Jack Sullivan (Purdue) from the transfer portal.

As long as Williams repeats this season's success (or improves upon it) and the defensive issues are addressed, I predict that USC will be involved in the 2023-24 National Championship discussion throughout the campaign.

Early College Football National Championship Odds 2023-24

• Georgia (+300)
• Ohio State (+700)
• Alabama (+700)
• Michigan (+800)
• USC (+1200)
• Clemson (+1600)
• Texas (+1800)
• Tennessee (+2000)
• Florida State (+2000)
• Penn State (+2000)
• LSU (+2000)
• Oregon (+2500)
• Notre Dame (+3000)
• Washington (+4000)
• Oklahoma (+4000)
• TCU (+5000)
• Utah (+5000)
• North Carolina (+8000)
• Texas A&M (+8000)
• Mississippi (+8000)
• UCLA (+10000)
• Kentucky (+10000)
• Auburn (+10000)
• Mississippi State (+12000)
• Wisconsin (+12000)
• Minnesota (+12000)
• Kansas State (+15000)
• Miami (FL) (+15000)
• Oregon State (+15000)
• UCF (+15000)

Devon Platana is not a FanDuel employee. In addition to providing DFS gameplay advice, Devon Platana also participates in DFS contests on FanDuel using his personal account, username PepeSilvia0. While the strategies and player selections recommended in his articles are his personal views, he may deploy different strategies and player selections when entering contests with his personal account. The views expressed in their articles are the author's alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of FanDuel.

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