The 2025-26 college football season is rapidly approaching, as the Ohio State Buckeyes (+525 at BetMGM) look to defend their national championship. Heisman hopeful QB Arch Manning leads the Texas Longhorns (+500 favorite to win the College Football Playoff), and Georgia (+700), Penn State (+700), Oregon (+900) and Clemson (+900) are expected to be in the playoff mix as well.
But which teams are expected to have the best regular seasons?
Below, we’ve listed all of the over/unders for the college football teams listed at BetMGM, ordered from greatest to least. The Notre Dame Fighting Irish are one of four teams with the highest win total at 10.5.
Here are the season win totals listed for every college football team at BetMGM:
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Oregon
Penn State
Alabama
Boise State
Clemson
Georgia
Liberty
Miami (FL)
Texas
Arizona State
Indiana
James Madison
Kansas State
Louisville
LSU
Memphis
Michigan
Navy
Ole Miss
SMU
Tennessee
Texas Tech
Toledo
Tulane
UNLV
Army
Auburn
Baylor
Buffalo
UConn
Florida
Florida State
Georgia Southern
Georgia Tech
Illinois
Iowa
Iowa State
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Nebraska
North Carolina
Ohio
San Jose State
South Carolina
Texas A&M
Texas State
Utah
UTSA
USC
Washington
Western Kentucky
Bowling Green
BYU
Cincinnati
Colorado
Colorado State
Duke
East Carolina
Fresno State
Houston
Jacksonville State
Miami (OH)
Minnesota
NC State
Northern Illinois
North Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon State
Pitt
South Alabama
South Florida
TCU
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Air Force
Appalachian State
Arizona
Arkansas
Boston College
Cal
Central Michigan
Coastal Carolina
FIU
Hawaii
Louisiana Tech
Marshall
Michigan State
Old Dominion
Oklahoma State
Syracuse
Troy
UCF
UCLA
UTEP
Vanderbilt
Washington State
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Akron
Delaware
Eastern Michigan
Florida Atlantic
Kentucky
UL-Monroe
Maryland
Middle Tennessee
Missouri State
New Mexico State
Sam Houston State
San Diego State
Southern Miss
UAB
UMass
Utah State
Wake Forest
Western Michigan
Ball State
Georgia State
Kennesaw State
Mississippi State
Nevada
New Mexico
Northwestern
Purdue
Rice
Stanford
Temple
Tulsa
Charlotte
Kent State