Georgia Football Odds: Win Total, SEC, CFP, National Championship

The Georgia Bulldogs won back-to-back National Championships in the 2021 and 2022 seasons, and head coach Kirby Smart and quarterback Carson Beck will look to lead the team back to the top in 2024.

The Bulldogs lost in last season's SEC Championship game, falling by a 27-24 score to Alabama. They went on to win the Orange Bowl in emphatic fashion, beating Florida State - who were without starting QB Jordan Travis due to injury - 63-3.

Smart led the team to finish fifth out of 133 Division I FBS teams in 2023 in both points scored and points allowed per game, with 40.1 points scored and 15.6 points allowed per game.

Georgia enters the season ranked No. 1 in the preseason AP Poll. They kick off the season against the Clemson Tigers, who enter the season ranked 14th.

Here, we have all the odds for Georgia in advance of the 2024 College Football season.

Georgia Regular Season Win Total O/U

• Over 10.5: -130
• Under 10.5: +100

Georgia is one of six teams to enter the season with a total wins line in the double digits. The teams joining the Bulldogs in that category are Liberty, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon and Texas.

The total wins line of 10.5 indicates that oddsmakers think the Bulldogs have a good shot to go 12-0 or 11-1 in the regular season.

Georgia SEC Championship Odds

• To Win SEC Championship: +170

Georgia has the shortest odds to win the SEC, followed by conference newcomers Texas at +350 and perennial contenders Alabama at +450.

Georgia CFP Odds

• To Make the Playoffs: -600
• To Miss the Playoffs: +400

Georgia is one of a handful of teams with shorter odds to make the playoffs than to miss out, along with Ohio State, Ole Miss, Oregon, Penn State and Texas.

Georgia National Championship Odds

• To Win Outright: +280

Georgia has the shortest odds of any team to win the National Championship, ahead of Ohio State (+400), Oregon (+700) and Texas (+850). The Bulldogs surrounded Beck with talented skill position transfers such as RB Trevor Etienne, WR London Humphreys, WR Colbie Young, and TE Ben Yurosek to boost their chances.

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Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.