2019 College Football Playoff

How to Bet on the College Football National Championship : The College Football Playoff began in 2014 and is a four-team postseason tournament for NCAA FBS schools. A playoff committee selects four schools to compete in semifinals with the winners meeting in the title game. All three of the games are played on neutral fields and the venues are rotated on an annual basis.

Ohio State, the No. 4 seed, won the inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship by defeating Alabama in the semifinals and Oregon in the title game.

The Buckeyes were listed as underdogs in both games, cashing money-line odds as high as 7/2 and 2/1 in the postseason affairs. The ‘over’ went 2-1 in the 2014 College Football Playoff.

Alabama bounced back in 2015 by knocking off Michigan State and Clemson to claim its fourth national championship in the last seven seasons. The Crimson Tide failed to cover in the National Championship against the Tigers in a 45-40 victory as 6.5-point favorites. In 2016, it was Clemson blowing past Ohio State and edging Alabama in a thrilling victory in Tampa, claiming its first title since 1981, and just the second in school history.

The 2017 national semifinals were stark on contrast. Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield and Oklahoma battled Georgia in the Rose Bowl, combining for 102 total points, most in the game’s history. It was also the first overtime game in the Rose Bowl, as Georgia survived to move on. In New Orleans, Alabama used their suffocating defense to exact revenge on Clemson by a 24-6 score, setting up an all-SEC national title game.

Alabama rallied past Georgia in the title game in Atlanta, 26-23 in overtime as Nick Saban captured his fifth championship as head coach of the Crimson Tide. The Bulldogs picked up the cover as underdogs improved to 4-0 ATS in college football playoff championship games.

2019/20 National Championship

2018/19 National Championship

2017/18 National Championship

2016/17 National Championship

2015/16 National Championship

2014/15 National Championship

Bowl Championship Series

How to Bet on the College Football BCS National Championship : The Bowl Championship Series (BCS) began in 1999 and gave way to the College Football Playoff after the 2013 title game. This championship game pitted the top two teams in the country according to its computer rankings.

Prior to Florida State’s win over Auburn in the final BCS game, teams from the SEC had won the previous seven titles, including three by Alabama. Florida st. played in the first three BCS championships, winning just one against Virginia Tech at the Louisiana Superdome. The Seminoles failed to cover in the favorite role in losses to Tennessee (1999) and Oklahoma (2001), while combining to score just 18 points in those defeats.

The University of Miami dominated Nebraska at the Rose Bowl in 2002 in an easy 23-point triumph, but the Canes were tripped up the following season against Ohio State in double-overtime as 12-point favorites (the highest number a team has laid in BCS championship history)

BCS 2014 National Championship

BCS 2013 National Championship

BCS 2012 National Championship

BCS 2011 National Championship

BCS 2010 National Championship

BCS 2009 National Championship

BCS 2007 National Championship

BCS 2006 National Championship

BCS 2005 National Championship

BCS 2004 National Championship

BCS 2003 National Championship

BCS 2002 National Championship

BCS 2001 National Championship

BCS 2000 National Championship

BCS 1999 National Championship

BCS 2008 National Championship