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The body isn't even cold on the end of the 2014 college football season, and everyone is already looking forward to what team will win the 2015 national title. Bovada released its early odds and it should come as no surprise that Ohio State leads the way and TCU is second. After that, Alabama is a distant third.
Oregon comes in tied for third with Auburn, and are just a head of Florida State, LSU, Michigan State and Baylor. Basically, the third and fourth spots will be hotly contested for next year's playoff.
Boise State is the first non-power team to make the list at 33/1 odds, which is tied for 14th with Clemson, Florida, Georgia and five others. Those odds are favorable despite the Broncos not having Grant Hedrick and All-American running back Jay Ajayi.
The rest of the non-power teams who are getting consideration are all at 100/1 odds.
Get your bets in now.
| Ohio State | 6/1 |
| TCU | 15/2 |
| Alabama | 10/1 |
| Auburn | 14/1 |
| Oregon | 14/1 |
| Florida State | 16/1 |
| LSU | 16/1 |
| Michigan State | 16/1 |
| Baylor | 16/1 |
| Notre Dame | 20/1 |
| USC | 20/1 |
| Mississippi State | 25/1 |
| Oklahoma | 25/1 |
| Boise State | 33/1 |
| Clemson | 33/1 |
| Florida | 33/1 |
| Georgia | 33/1 |
| Stanford | 33/1 |
| Texas A&M | 33/1 |
| UCLA | 33/1 |
| Wisconsin | 33/1 |
| Mississippi | 33/1 |
| Arizona | 40/1 |
| Arizona State | 40/1 |
| Arkansas | 50/1 |
| Georgia Tech | 50/1 |
| Kansas State | 50/1 |
| Louisville | 50/1 |
| Missouri | 50/1 |
| Nebraska | 50/1 |
| Oklahoma State | 50/1 |
| South Carolina | 50/1 |
| Texas | 50/1 |
| Tennessee | 66/1 |
| Utah | 66/1 |
| Miami | 75/1 |
| Michigan | 75/1 |
| Washington | 75/1 |
| West Virginia | 75/1 |
| Penn State | 75/1 |
| BYU | 100/1 |
| California | 100/1 |
| Cincinnati | 100/1 |
| Iowa | 100/1 |
| North Carolina | 100/1 |
| Oregon State | 100/1 |
| Pittsburgh | 100/1 |
| Rutgers | 100/1 |
| Virginia Tech | 100/1 |
| Marshall | 100/1 |
| Maryland | 100/1 |
| Duke | 100/1 |
| Boston College | 200/1 |
| South Florida | 200/1 |
| Northwestern | 200/1 |
| UCF | 200/1 |
| Texas Tech | 200/1 |