The College Football Playoff selection committee has released its second-week rankings, with Texas Tech's latest Big 12 win making headlines in the college football odds.
However, the top of the National Championship odds board remained unaffected by Tuesday’s changes.
College Football Playoff odds
Biggest Riser
Texas Tech jumped to No. 6 in the committee rankings, up from No. 8 a week ago. That comes from blowing out the No. 7 team in the country, knocking BYU back to No. 12. However, the Red Raiders’ odds before the release show were +1700 to win the national championship, and they remain at +1700 at FanDuel after the rankings release.
The only notable odds to shorten from the show were Texas’s, at No. 10 in the rankings and currently the last team slipping into the Playoff. Before the rankings release, the Longhorns were listed at +3300 to win the national championship. Sitting at No. 10 shortened those to +3000.
Texas needs to at least split its dates with Georgia and Texas A&M to remain in the Playoff field, but if the Longhorns manage one such upset, their odds would shorten considerably further.
And now, all via @FDSportsbook:
— Douglas Farmer (@D_Farmer) November 12, 2025
USF +124 (was +124 before tonight's rankings, too)
Georgia Tech +186 (+186)
⬆️Texas +186 (+194)
⬇️Oklahoma +220 (+210)
North Texas +210 (+220)
⬇️James Madison +290 (+245)
⬇️Vanderbilt +290 (+285)
⬆️Utah +300 (+310)
USC +320 (+320)
⬇️BYU +350 (+330) https://t.co/r05zqTEiTJ
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Meanwhile, Alabama moved to +950 from +900, Notre Dame fell to +1200 from +1100, and Mississippi was knocked down to +1900 from +1800.
None of those are massive moves, but they are still worth noting. Frankly, they are overreactions, and if thinking about one of those bets, this may be the right moment to grab it.
