PAC-12 Odds for College Football Betting

Last season when Utah and Colorado joined the PAC 12, it basically set up the North and South Division and turned the PAC 12 into one of the power conferences in College Football betting. The PAC 12 is known to be responsible for putting an end to the 6 consecutive national championships that was claimed by the SEC. Two of the PAC 12´s teams have appeared on the USA Today Coaches Poll for being in the top 5 for the preseason.

This season the story is about to be re-written for the UCS Trojans as they had been punished and banned to have any postseason play. This year the oddsmakers are placing the Trojans at -250 to win the PAC-12 and to take it all the way up to the national championship. With an amazing offensive line and one of the best QBs in the country, Matt Barkley, the Trojans are definitely a team to watch out for this season.

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The Oregon Ducks are the only team that could frustrate the path of the Trojans. Oddsmakers have started them at +200 making them the second possible option to win the conference. With Bryan Bennett as QB, the Ducks will only have 6 starters back this season from an offensive squad that averaged 46.1 points per match last season. The defensive end did not go through major changes in comparison to last season.

Just for the sake of mentioning a third place we can mention the Washington Huskies at +800. However the difference in odds compared to the Trojans and Oregon make them a distant favorite. There is plenty of experience returning this season for the Huskies as 16 of their starters are back from last season´s squad. Defense tactics will have to be addressed as last year they gave up 35.9 in average per game. Keith Price will be the quarterback behind the offense.

The rest of the odds to win North Division are:
California at +1200
Stanford at +2000
Washington State at +3500
Oregon State at +4500

The rest of the odds to win South Division are:
UCLA at +3000
Utah at +3500
Arizona State at +4000
Arizona at +5000
Colorado at +8500