Record Setting 2019 College Football Playoffs Odds, Spreads for 4 Potential Championships

Currently at BetDSI Sportsbook, Alabama is a 14-point favorite against Oklahoma with a total of 77. In the other CFP semifinal matchup, Clemson is a 13-point favorite versus Notre Dame with a total of 56.
 
The two spreads mark the largest of the CFP's short history. The Alabama-Oklahoma over/under is also the highest in tournament history.

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------ List of Past CFP Spreads (sorted largest to smallest)
 
2016/17 Peach Bowl: Alabama (-12.5) vs. Washington
2015/16 Cotton Bowl: Alabama (-10) vs. Michigan State
2014/15 Sugar Bowl: Alabama (-7.5) vs. Ohio State
2014/15 Rose Bowl: Oregon (-7.5) vs. Florida State
2016/17 CFP NCG: Alabama (-6.5) vs. Clemson
2015/16 CFP NCG: Alabama (-6) vs. Clemson
2014/15 CFP NCG: Oregon (-6) vs. Ohio State
2017/18 CFP NCG: Alabama (-3.5) vs. Georgia
2017/18 Sugar Bowl: Alabama (-3.5) vs. Clemson  
2015/16 Orange Bowl: Oklahoma (-3.5) vs. Clemson
2017/18 Rose Bowl: Georgia (-2.5) vs. Oklahoma
2016/17 Fiesta Bowl: Ohio State (-1) vs. Clemson
 
List of Past CFP Over/Unders (sorted largest to smallest)
 
2014/15 Rose Bowl: Oregon vs. Florida State (74)
2014/15 CFP NCG: Oregon vs. Ohio State (72.5)
2017/18 Rose Bowl: Oklahoma vs. Georgia (62.5)
2015/16 Orange Bowl: Clemson vs. Oklahoma (61.5)
2014/15 Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. Ohio State (58)
2016/17 Fiesta Bowl: Ohio State vs. Clemson (56)
2016/17 CFP NCG: Alabama vs. Clemson (51)
2016/17 CFP NCG: Alabama vs. Washington (50.5)
2015/16 CFP NCG: Alabama vs. Clemson (50.5)
2017/18 Sugar Bowl: Alabama vs. Clemson (46.5)
2017/18 CFP NCG: Alabama vs. Georgia (45.5)
2015/16 Cotton Bowl: Alabama vs. Michigan State (45.5)
 
The 77-point total marks the highest over/under for an Alabama team during the Nick Saban era.
 
Potential CFP National Championship Odds (according to BetDSI)
 
Alabama vs. Clemson (+5.5)
Alabama vs. Notre Dame (+13.5)
Clemson vs. Oklahoma (+8.5)
Notre Dame vs. Oklahoma (+1.5)
 
CFP Odds Factoids
 
- In CFP semifinal history, the eight winning teams have also covered the spread.
 
- No undefeated team has gone on to win the National Championship during the CFP era.
 
- In four of the last five CFP semifinals, the losing team has scored 7 points or fewer.
 
- Six of the eight CFP semifinals have featured teams winning by at least 17 points.
 
- Alabama has been favored in all eight of its CFP appearances.
 
- The Tide have been favored in 14 straight postseason games, which is the longest streak in the nation (last time underdog was 2006 Independence Bowl vs. Oklahoma State).
 
- Alabama has been favored in 53 straight games, which is the longest streak in the nation. In those 53 games, the Crimson Tide have been favored by double digits 43 times. Alabama was favored in 72 straight games before the lone game as an underdog so the Tide have been favored in 125 of their last 126 games.

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CFP Betting Information
 
- Clemson opened as an 11-point favorite, but money on the Tigers has pushed the spread to -13. The spread never dipped below -11 and the highest spread since lines opened is -14.
 
- Spread bets: 55 percent of the public wagers are on Clemson while 75 percent of the professional wagers are on the Tigers. The money handle favors Clemson 60-40.
 
- Moneyline bets: 62 percent of the wagers are on Notre Dame.
 
- Alabama opened as a 14-point favorite. The lowest spread since lines opened is -13 and the current spread of -14 is the highest spread.
 
- Spread bets: The public wagers are split 50-50 for Alabama-Oklahoma while 54 percent of the professional wagers are on the Crimson Tide. The money handle favors Alabama 55-45.
 
- Moneyline bets: 70 percent of the wagers are on Oklahoma.
 
- The Alabama-Oklahoma over/under opened at 79.
 
"It's the College Football Playoff so we're seeing a lot action, but two hefty underdogs is certainly not an ideal scenario for the books," BetDSI oddsmaker Brent Corobotuic said. "The general public usually shies away from big spreads so we're seeing a lot of teasers and parlays opposed to straight bets for Saturday's semis."