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Kentucky among biggest risers in National Championship odds

On3 imageby:Tyler Thompson01/06/25

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Kentucky guard Otega Oweh dunks the ball during the Wildcats' win vs. Florida - Dr. Michael Huang, Kentucky Sports Radio
Kentucky guard Otega Oweh dunks the ball during the Wildcats' win vs. Florida - Dr. Michael Huang, Kentucky Sports Radio

After notching its third win over an AP Top 10 opponent, Kentucky’s odds of winning the 2025 NCAA Championship have improved. The Cats started the season with 40/1 (+4000) odds of winning it all in Mark Pope’s first year as head coach. Now? The Cats’ odds are down to 20/1 on FanDuel, which is inside the top ten.

Auburn is the betting favorite to win the title right now (+550), followed by Duke (+750), Tennessee (+1000), Houston (+1100), Iowa State (+1200), Alabama (+1500), Gonzaga (+1600), and Florida and Kentucky, which both have +2000 odds. UConn and Kansas are next up at +2500.

2025 NCAA National Championship Odds (FanDuel)

  • Auburn +550
  • Duke +750
  • Tennessee +1000
  • Houston +1100
  • Iowa State +1200
  • Alabama +1500
  • Gonzaga +1600
  • Florida +2000
  • Kentucky +2000
  • Connecticut +2500
  • Kansas +2500
  • Marquette +3000
  • Illinois +3000
  • Michigan +4000
  • St. John’s +5000
  • Michigan State +6000
  • Arizona +6500
  • Texas A&M +6500
  • Baylor +6500
  • Texas Tech +6500
  • Mississippi State +6500
  • UCLA +6500
  • Memphis +6500
  • Ole Miss +7500
  • Oregon +8500
  • Pittsburgh +8500
  • North Carolina +8500
  • Purdue +8500
  • Creighton +10000
  • Clemson +10000
  • Maryland +10000
  • Arkansas +10000
  • Cincinnati +10000
  • Louisville +10000
  • Ohio State +12000
  • Missouri +12000
  • Penn State +12000
  • Oklahoma +12000
  • West Virginia +12000
  • Wisconsin +12000
  • Georgia +12000
  • Texas +12000

As Jon Rothstein noted, Auburn, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Florida are the biggest risers in the odds this season. Just further proof that the SEC is the strongest conference in the land.

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