College Football 2025 Conference Championship Previews And Picks SEC, ACC, Big Ten, Big 12

The nine college football 2025 conference championship games on Friday and Saturday include some of the most watched and wagered games this season. Saturday’s prime time Big Ten battle between undefeated Ohio State (12-0) and Indiana (12-0) will be one to watch with top quarterbacks and Heisman Trophy favorites leading their teams to the top of the college football rankings and upcoming 12-team College Football Playoff.

I provide preview, picks and advance stats with information you can bet on in  my college football 2025 conference championship previews at Off Shore Gaming Association. Check out the coverage for more details and analysis.

Following the biggest rivalry games in Week 14, where Fairway’s Forecast chipped-in a 11-4 ATS result on picks and opinions over rivalry week, it’s time to watch and wager on the top teams battling for a conference championship and positioning themselves for a spot in the 12-team College Football Playoff with the bracket to be unveiled on Dec. 7.

College Football 2025 Championship Games Odds And Picks

College football odds from leading online sportsbooks refresh periodically and are subject to change, including on props and live/in-game betting. All times Eastern (ET) for college football 2025 conference championship games.

Friday, Dec. 5

– Conference USA – Kennesaw State (-3) at Jacksonville State, 62, – 7 p.m. on CBSSN
– Sun Belt – Troy at James Madison (-24), 47 – 7 p.m. on ESPN
– American Athletic Conference (AAC) – Tulane at North Texas (-1.5), 66.5 – 8 p.m. on ABC
–Mountain West – UNLV at Boise State (-6), 59.5 – 8 p.m. on FOX

Line adjustments from opening lines Sunday include Jacksonville State -1.5 to Kennesaw State -3 and total 58.5 to 62.5. James Madison -21.5 to -24.5, North Texas -3 to -1.5, and Boise State -3 to -4.5 to -6 and total 56.5 to 59.5.

Saturday, Dec. 6

– Big 12 – Texas Tech (-12.5) vs. BYU, 49.5 (Arlington, Texas), 12 p.m. on ABC
– Mid American Conference (MAC) – Western Michigan (-1.5) vs. Miami, Ohio, 43.5 (Detroit), 12 p.m. on ESPN
– Southeastern Conference (SEC) – Georgia (-2) vs. Alabama, 48.5 (Atlanta), 4 p.m. on ABC
– Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) – Virginia (-3.5 / 4) vs. Duke, 57.5 (Charlotte), 8 p.m. on ABC
– Big Ten – Ohio State (-4.5) vs. Indiana, 47.5 (Indianapolis), 8 p.m. on FOX

Line adjustments from opening lines Sunday include: Texas Tech -13 to -12.5, WMU/Miami total 44 to 43, Georgia -1.5 to -2.5 to 2, Virginia -2.5 to -4, Ohio State -6.5 to -4 or 4.5 and total 49 to 47.5.

The SEC has five teams that will be playing in the College Football Playoff, with an outside chance Alabama doesn’t make the 12-team field if they lose to Georgia in the SEC Championship Game. The CFP field will not include Texas (9-3), who beat five teams ranked in the CFP top 10 at the time including Vanderbilt (10-2). The Commodores won’t be in the CFP either after winning a program record 10 games while competing in the nation’s toughest conference and finishing its best football in November.

College Football Conference Championship Picks

I provide a number of picks with matchup stats and analysis in my sports betting coverage at BetOnline. Also, see picks and opinions with game analysis at OSGA.

• Picks: Texas Tech, Virginia
• Opinions: See OSGA

More conference championship coverage and a best bet with analysis on Texas Tech in my update at BetOnline.

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