National championship odds revealed with College Football Playoff set

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The College Football Playoff is set, and not everyone is pleased. 

Florida State became the first undefeated Power 5 conference champion to be snubbed from the CFP after quarterback Jordan Travis suffered a season-ending injury in Week 12. 

Mike Norvell of the Florida State Seminoles holds up the trophy after the Florida State Seminoles defeat the Louisville Cardinals 16-6 in the ACC championship at Bank of America Stadium Dec. 2, 2023, in Charlotte, N.C. (Isaiah Vazquez/Getty Images)

"Florida State is a different team than it was the first 11 weeks," CFP selection committee chairman Boo Corrigan told ESPN. "As you look at who they are as a team right now, without Jordan Travis, without the offensive dynamic he brings, they are a different team and the committee voted Alabama four and Florida State five."

The committee selected Michigan, Washington, Texas and Alabama as the four playoff teams, setting up two phenomenal matchups on New Year's Day. 

WHAT WAS LEARNED FROM CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND: THE 12-TEAM PLAYOFF CANNOT COME FAST ENOUGH 

Michigan and Alabama will square off in the Rose Bowl, while Washington and Texas will play in the Sugar Bowl. 

Let’s take a look at the current national championship odds, according to Caesars Sportsbook. 

Jim Harbaugh returned to the sidelines, and the Wolverines kept rolling. 

After his three-game suspension from the Big Ten due to a sign-stealing scandal, Harbaugh was on the field as Michigan laid the wood on Iowa in the Big Ten championship game. 

Harbaugh became the first coach in Big Ten history to win three straight outright conference championships, according to The Associated Press.