After all the drama we saw on Conference Championship Saturday, it was hard to believe that there could be any more excitement still left on tap, but the Playoff Committee made sure there was. Given the results of the conference games, we all basically knew that Clemson, Oklahoma, and Georgia had punched their ticket to the playoffs, but who was going to get that 4th spot? Ohio State, Alabama, and USC all believed that they had a shot, and all made compelling arguments for their inclusion in the college football playoff. As you probably all know by now, it was the Alabama Crimson Tide who got the nod, which means they will head to the Sugar Bowl to play Clemson, while Oklahoma and Georgia will hook up in the Rose Bowl. The College Football Championship Lines are up, so let’s take a look at how things might play out the Playoffs and NCAAF Championship odds.
On the other hand, the Oklahoma Sooners (+200) have looked totally unstoppable on offense this season. They have the likely Heisman Winner in QB Baker Mayfield, although the knock on this team is that they rely on him a little too heavily. No team has been able to slow him down yet, so why can’t the Sooners go on and win a National Championship?
Updated NCAAF Championship Odds – December 4th Edition
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Championship Game Information
- Date: January 8, 2018
- Season: 2017
- Venue: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- Location: Atlanta, Georgia
- TV: ESPN
The Favorite
- Team: Alabama Crimson Tide
- Current Record: 11-1
- NCAAF Championship Odds: +180
The Smart Pick
- Team: Clemson Tigers / Oklahoma Sooners
- Current Record: Clemson Tigers 12-1 / Oklahoma Sooners 12-1
- NCAAF Championship Odds: Clemson Tigers +200 / Oklahoma Sooners +200

The Longshot Pick
- Team: Georgia Bulldogs
- Current Record: 12-1
- NCAAF Championship Odds: +300
Last 10 College Football Champions
- 2016: Clemson Tigers
- 2015: Alabama Crimson Tide
- 2014: Ohio State Buckeyes
- 2013: Florida State Seminoles
- 2012: Alabama Crimson Tide
- 2011: Alabama Crimson Tide
- 2010: Auburn Tigers
- 2009: Alabama Crimson Tide
- 2008: Florida Gators
- 2007: LSU Tigers