2025 Virginia Tech football odds to win Atlantic Coast Conference, national championship
Check out: US LBM Coaches Poll powered by USA Today sports Virginia Tech Atlantic Coast Conference and national championship odds National championship odds: +18000 (Bet $10 to win $1,800.00)
+18000 (Bet $10 to win $1,800.00) Atlantic Coast Conference championship odds: +3000 (Bet $10 to win $300.00)
Top odds for the national championship Ohio State, +500
Texas, +550
Georgia, +600
Oregon, +750
Penn State, +800
Alabama, +1400
Notre Dame, +1400
Clemson, +2000
LSU, +2000
Ole Miss, +2500 All ACC championship odds Clemson, +160
Miami (FL), +300
Louisville, +800
Georgia Tech, +1200
North Carolina, +2200
Florida State, +2500
Virginia Tech, +3000
NC State, +3500
Duke, +4500
Boston College, +7000
Pittsburgh, +7000
Syracuse, +7000
Virginia, +10000
Wake Forest, +50000 Watch Virginia Tech College Football on Fubo!
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