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What Are USC’s Odds To Win National Title?

USC’s odds to win the College Football Playoff are 66/1 according to BetOnline.

That puts USC 19th nationally in the odds. Here’s the odds for every team.

2025 CFP Championship Winner 
Texas6/1 
Georgia13/2(+650)
Ohio State13/2(+650)
Penn State7/1 
Clemson17/2(+850)
Alabama9/1 
Notre Dame10/1 
Oregon10/1 
LSU16/1 
Florida33/1 
Michigan33/1 
Ole Miss33/1 
Texas A&M33/1 
Miami Florida40/1 
Auburn50/1 
Oklahoma50/1 
South Carolina50/1 
Tennessee60/1 
USC66/1 
Louisville80/1 
Kansas State100/1 
SMU100/1 
Texas Tech100/1 
Utah100/1 
Arizona State125/1 
Indiana125/1 
Nebraska125/1 
Baylor150/1 
Georgia Tech150/1 
Illinois150/1 
Iowa150/1 
Missouri150/1 
TCU150/1 
Iowa State200/1 
Washington200/1 
Boise State300/1 
BYU300/1 
Florida State300/1 
Kansas300/1 
Arkansas400/1 
Colorado500/1 
Duke500/1 
Michigan State500/1 
Minnesota500/1 
North Carolina500/1 
Pittsburgh500/1 
Virginia Tech500/1 
West Virginia500/1 
Houston750/1 
Kentucky750/1 
Wisconsin750/1 
Air Force1000/1 
Akron1000/1 
Appalachian State1000/1 
Arizona1000/1 
Arkansas State1000/1 
Army1000/1 
Ball State1000/1 
Boston College1000/1 
Bowling Green1000/1 
Buffalo1000/1 
California1000/1 
Central Michigan1000/1 
Charlotte1000/1 
Cincinnati1000/1 
Coastal Carolina1000/1 
Colorado State1000/1 
Connecticut1000/1 
Delaware1000/1 
East Carolina1000/1 
Eastern Michigan1000/1 
FIU1000/1 
Florida Atlantic1000/1 
Fresno State1000/1 
Georgia Southern1000/1 
Georgia State1000/1 
Hawaii1000/1 
Jacksonville State1000/1 
James Madison1000/1 
Kennesaw State1000/1 
Kent State1000/1 
Liberty1000/1 
Louisiana1000/1 
Louisiana Tech1000/1 
Marshall1000/1 
Maryland1000/1 
Massachusetts1000/1 
Memphis1000/1 
Miami Ohio1000/1 
Middle Tennessee1000/1 
Mississippi State1000/1 
Navy1000/1 
NC State1000/1 
Nevada1000/1 
New Mexico1000/1 
New Mexico State1000/1 
North Texas1000/1 
Northern Illinois1000/1 
Northwestern1000/1 
Ohio1000/1 
Oklahoma State1000/1 
Old Dominion1000/1 
Oregon State1000/1 
Purdue1000/1 
Rice1000/1 
Rutgers1000/1 
Sam Houston State1000/1 
San Diego State1000/1 
San Jose State1000/1 
South Alabama1000/1 
South Florida1000/1 
Southern Mississippi1000/1 
Stanford1000/1 
Syracuse1000/1 
Temple1000/1 
Texas State1000/1 
Toledo1000/1 
Troy1000/1 
Tulane1000/1 
Tulsa1000/1 
UAB1000/1 
UCF1000/1 
UCLA1000/1 
UL Monroe1000/1 
UNLV1000/1 
Utah State1000/1 
UTEP1000/1 
UTSA1000/1 
Vanderbilt1000/1 
Virginia1000/1 
Wake Forest1000/1 

49 thoughts on “What Are USC’s Odds To Win National Title?”

  1. They should go 10-2 with the schedule they have. Should be competitive with any team outside the top 15, but inside the top 10 will be problematic.

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    1. Sort of agree 67: It depends on whether Gentry can stay healthy and whether Jayden Maiava can develop into a thinking quarterback. He has the talent but frequently makes poor decisions. If those two things happen, put your money on 66 to 1.

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    2. So we gotta beat at least one top 15 team —-Notre Dame, Michigan or Oregon —to get to 10-2…..

      [It’d sure be awful nice to take 2 outta 3 of those games — even if we lose a second game to, say, somebody like Illinois]…..

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      1. I’m thinking Pete would take of those 3, and then lose to a nobody program, as he did sometimes back in the day. But still 10-2.

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      2. I honestly think every single Trojan in Trojan land would be ecstatic if we beat Oregon, Michigan and Notre Dame…and lost to Illinois and Nebraska…..

        #…And…We’dBeInThePlayoffsForSure

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  2. Scooter,

    Riley will never win a national championship at SC. He is too soft and has no killer instinct. he runs the same play over and over and over and over and over and over again, just like Kiffin. SC will have a god defense though.

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      1. funny…… you were the limp/dick who said Riley needs to keep running the ball down by two scores late in the 4th quarter…..

        your football IQ is in the weeds …….this isn’t the 1960s

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      2. Here’s a concept, why don’t you stop hijacking every other poster’s username for the last 20 years……you look like a dumb—-ass

        ……and apologize for being a d i c k

        Senile Joe Biden is your man-crush

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    2. PT: I think USC will have a good defense if Gentry stays healthy but I don’t think they will have a God defense. What would a God defense look like? I bet nobody would score on God unless he wanted them to.

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      1. Plow,

        they should be better since they have a year’s of experience now. But not as good as the 70’s defenses. but it is not fair to compare the 70’s defenses to today’s defenses due to how much the ball is being thrown around and that RPO. But defenses find a way to slow down the offense. Then the offense will find another way to move the ball and the defense will have to find a way to stop it.

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  3. Illinois and Nebraska are way behind SC in these ratings. Does this mean the Trojans will beat them?

    The optimists keep pegging SC at 10-2 with presumably the 2 losses coming at Oregon and ND

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      3. KAM: No one else still thinks Biden isn’t senile but you,  vile antisemitic and racist Board Pest Board Cancer Cowardly Gabby aka Sparrow Calypso aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan aka The Guy who posts as Buddhakarma & So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & Trojan RJJ & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse and TrojanFan 1-3 & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young and KATHY and Foreskin Thoughts and SCOTTLOVESTHEROOOOOTTÞ and Manureman and eric  and Smacky.

        Gabby

        June 18, 2025 at 11:33 pm

        Joe having dementia is your opinion …….dumb—-ass

        Since you can’t comprehend what an opinion is…let me help you

        opinion: a view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

        go service your outhouse and quit being a pest

        et me help you.

        DON: You are the dumbest freak on the internet!

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    1. I hope for Sark’s sake he is up to the pressure of being pre-season number one. IMO he made a really bad play call at the goal line against OSU, running wide on second and goal from the one yard line.

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      1. I think Texas is the most talented team but I don’t trust Sark in the big games. Hell, he almost lost to ASU after dominating them in the first half.

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  6. I believe they can go 10-2 if these 5 things happen 1. Defense plays stout on all 3 levels. 2. QB improves in the pocket and let’s his footwork become a strength. 3. LR makes in game decisions that doesn’t hurt either side of the ball. 4. Injuries to key players must be minimal at best. 5. Play on hard on both sides of the ball and physical no matter what the score. Most teams win the majority of games when they control the clock and LOS remember that LR

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    1. If they do those 5 things Eric they may be better than 10-2. I think the schedule sets up nicely for USC this year. They should be 4-0 when they play Illinois and Illinois is beatable. They are not more talented than USC. They won a lot of close games but their statistics are not impressive. Play Michigan at home next after a bye week and Michigan doesn’t have an experienced quarterback. Another winnable game. Should be 6-0 at that point and highly ranked. Oregon and ND are the only two teams with a talent advantage and neither one has an experienced quarterback. Both are beatable.

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      1. Plow, are you saying, with luck [and smart play calling and minimal turnovers] USC goes 12-0 in the regular season?

        #[IKnowICouldBeCoaxedIntoSayingThat]….

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      3. KAM: Chat GTP says:

        As the USC Trojans head into the 2025 football season, several weaknesses and challenges have been identified that could impact their performance:

        1. Quarterback Situation

        The departure of quarterback Miller Moss, who transferred to Louisville after a promising season, leaves USC with uncertainty at the quarterback position. While there are hopes for the development of backup quarterbacks and potential transfers, the lack of a proven starter could hinder the team’s offensive consistency.

        2. Defensive Improvements Still Needed

        Despite hiring D’Anton Lynn as the new defensive coordinator, there are lingering concerns about the defense’s effectiveness. Although there have been strategic additions from the transfer portal aimed at bolstering the front seven, the defense has historically struggled under previous coaching regimes. The transition to a more physical style of play will take time to implement fully.

        3. Inconsistent Coaching Performance

        Head coach Lincoln Riley has faced scrutiny for his performance over the past two seasons, which have been viewed as below average compared to expectations. The pressure is on him to turn things around, and any missteps could lead to further criticism and instability within the program.

        4. Financial Constraints

        USC’s athletic department is dealing with significant financial challenges, including a reported deficit exceeding $200 million. This situation may limit the resources available for recruiting and program development, potentially affecting the team’s competitiveness.

        5. Recruiting and Depth Issues

        While USC has made strides in recruiting, particularly with a strong 2026 class, the immediate depth and talent available for the 2025 season may not be sufficient to compete at the highest levels. The reliance on incoming talent to fill gaps could lead to growing pains as new players adjust to the college game.Conclusion

        Overall, while there are areas of potential improvement, the USC Trojans face significant challenges in 2025 that could impact their success on the field. The quarterback situation, defensive consistency, coaching performance, financial constraints, and depth issues will all play crucial roles in determining the team’s trajectory this season.

        DON: And cornerback and OL weakness.

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      4. USC: Don’t allow Folt’s mismanagement to hurt Trojan football — cut English, Math and Science Departments……

        #EasyPeasy

        #[ProtectPhilosophyDepartment:OnlyTrueMajor]

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  8. After what appeared to be an SC breakeout year in 2022, years 2023 and 2024 were disappointments, so it is best not to be over-confident going into 2025

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  9. KAM: How does that old saying go, “Can you take criticism as good as give it?”

    DON: We’re old hands at that

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    1. KAM: Jill Biden’s ‘work husband’ Anthony Bernal pleaded the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer a single question on Senile Joe Biden’s health decline on Wednesday.

      Last month Anthony Bernal defied congress on his testimony on Senile Joe Biden’s cognitive decline so House Oversight Chairman Comer promptly issued a subpoena to compel testimony.

      Anthony Bernal was Jill Biden’s ‘work husband’ and wielded tremendous power.

      DON: Undercover video showed DNC Vice Chair David Hogg admitting Anthony Bernal was running the Senile Joe Biden White House.

      “How corrupt is the DNC if so many knew or few people knew about Biden?” a Project Veritas undercover reporter asked Hogg.

      Hogg replied, “The bigger issue was like the inner circle that was around Biden… like Jill Biden’s Chief of Staff [Anthony Bernal] had an enormous amount of power.”

      Deterrian Jones, former White House Office of Digital Strategy chimed in, “That was an open secret. I would avoid him. He was scary.”

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      1. Reporter to Bernal as he walked capital hallway escorted by his attorney: “Mr. Bernal, have you porked Jill?” No reply.

        #LegalMaxim:SilenceImpliesAffirmation

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      4. Sybil-type reply: “Well…. it coulda been asked…as a matter of fact we have a puppet-toon video of it being asked….and that’s almost the same…”

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  10. KAM: And the looks some people will give you. I bumped into some guy with a MAGA hat, and he looked at me as if I was a sidedish he hadn’t ordered

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    1. KAM: Sure you did, living in your 100% Democrat enclave. You are another Jussie Smollett running into MAGA in 100% Democrat Chicago at 2AM.

      DON: Why do Democrats have the need to make us “just so” stories ?

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  11. KAM: I hear your MAGAs are trying to gerrymander Texas to give your kind the edge in next year’s elections, and Gavin has threatened to do likewise except he doesn’t have any constitutional authority to do so

    DON: Down Texas way they say of guys like Newsom, “He’s all hat and no cattle”

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    1. KAM: California is already gerrymandered for Democrats.

      DON: They can’t make it more lopsided with 45 of 52 Congressional seats including the gerrymandered 36th district.

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      1. My dear philosophical friend, Gabby: Why would California need to do anything about existing district lines when they allow mail-in votes to be counted after the election?

        #TheyAlreadyHaveItMade….

        #AskCaruso[WhoLostToBassAfterBeingAheadOnElectionDay]

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      2. KAM: And now after stealing the Mayoral election and installing a communist , Democrats get their wish and turn Pacific Palisades into an East German Wonderland!

        DON: And 45-7 is a blowout in football and the California Congressional map. Governor Mimbo just wants a 52-0 shut out.

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      3. In California there are much worse things than gerrymandering. The Dems made ballot harvesting legal. If you are registered for any government service, such as a driver’s license or government benefits like SNAP, you are automatically given a voter registration form in the mail. Illegals are given driver’s licenses. It is illegal to ask for photo IDs at the polling places. And the voting declaration just says you are a California resident, without mentioning a U.S. citizenship requirement. All of this designed to encourage illegals to vote.

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  12. Just thought of something: Recent court decisions have allowed shareholders to redeem losses from individuals serving on corporate boards guilty of “gross mismanagement.”

    Time to, at least, THINK about going after Folt for spending money on “progressive” vanity projects that bore no positive relationship to the financial health of the university?

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  13. KAM: Why not agree to release the Epstein files?

    DON: –Because they were doctored by Obama and probably Clinton

    KAM: And perhaps even FDR

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    1. Kamala doesn’t know who FDR is. Probably thinks it is Willie Brown’s chauffeur. And likely thinks Epstein is Brown’s lawyer or accountant.

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