Assuming the 7 teams with the best Vegas odds to win the College Football Championship in 2026-2027 are the only 7 teams we need to consider, here are my thoughts on how it will all play out... My first thought is...no Bama? Even without Nick Saban, that is a weird thing to grasp. But alas, they aren't among the favorites for Vegas, which are as followed (in order from best odds to worst): 1) Ohio State Buckeyes: +550 to +600 2) Notre Dame Fighting Irish: +700 3) Oregon Ducks: +700 to +800 4) Texas Longhorns: +700 to +800 5) Indiana Hoosiers: +800 6) Georgia Bulldogs: +850 to +900 7) Miami Hurricanes: +1200 to +2000 Now allow me to rerank these based on my thoughts... 7) Miami Hurricanes- We'll keep Miami here. I'm still shocked they made a championship appearance last season and this season, they lose Carson Beck. They also lose 2 key Offensive Linemen, WR CJ Daniels, and DE Rueben Bain Jr. They get phenom Darian Mensah from Duke at Quarterback, but I'll always be weary of a team's ability to reload and do it all over again. Malachi Toney and Mark Fletcher make the reloading a lot easier, but I really like the ball Beck was playing down the stretch for the Canes and as good as Mensah is, I'll have to see it to believe it first. In Miami's defense, it is really more about who I'll have in front of them who will have much less question marks going into the season. 6) Indiana Hoosiers- Considering they're in the Big Ten, I still like Indiana's schedule this season relatively speaking. It's not as light and easy as last season's, but it's still favorable for their playoff odds, particularly given their laughable Out of Conference matchups. It'll be much harder for Indiana to go into the CFP unblemished this time around, which means they could have one more game they'd have to win in postseason play. They have vs Ohio State, at Michigan, and vs Southern Cal, as well as the Big Ten Championship should they go. I'm thinking two losses and a Quarterfinal or Semifinal exit.