Updated national title odds following Week 7 of college football

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Jonathan Wagner

After an entertaining weekend of games in Week 7, Vegas Insider has released its latest national title odds. The Week 7 action saw five previously ranked teams lose to unranked opponents. Georgia remains a tight hold as the national title favorite, but there are some serious changes below them.

National title odds following Week 7

Georgia +130
Alabama +225
Ohio State +800
Oklahoma +1200
Cincinnati +2000
Michigan +3000
Iowa +5000
Michigan State +5000
Penn State +6600
Oklahoma State +6600
Oregon +8000
Notre Dame +8000
Arizona State +8000
Texas +10000
Texas A&M +10000
Pittsburgh +10000
Kentucky +10000
NC State +15000
Clemson +15000
Wake Forest +15000
Ole Miss +15000
UCLA +15000

A top two team lost in Week 7 for the second consecutive week

Last week, it was previously No. 1 Alabama losing that shocked the college football world. This week, it was No. 2 Iowa that was stunned against Purdue. As a result, Iowa dropped all the way down to No. 11 in the latest AP Top 25 Poll.

Elsewhere, Georgia remained dominant with a 30-13 win over a surging Kentucky team. Cincinnati remained hot with a dominating victory over UCF, and Caleb Williams starred in Oklahoma’s win over TCU. Alabama also got back on track with a 49-9 win over Mississippi State, resulting in the Crimson Tide having the second best title odds.

The 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th ranked teams lost in Week 7. Arkansas was upset by Auburn while Arizona State fell to Utah. Baylor took down BYU and LSU shocked Florida.

The latest On3 bowl projections were also released following Week 7. On3 projects Georgia to take on Cincinnati in the Orange Bowl and Ohio State to take on Oklahoma in the Cotton Bowl in the two College Football Playoff semifinal games. The two CFP semifinal games will take place on December 30. The national title game will be played at 8 p.m. ET on January 10.

The first College Football Playoff rankings are set to be released on Tuesday, November 2. The college football season is more than halfway done, and things are about to get even more entertaining during the stretch run of the season.