Preseason win totals for 2026 NCAA Football reflect strong trader consensus around returning production, transfer portal activity, and coaching continuity heading into fall camp. Notre Dame's 11.5 total leads the market on the strength of its experienced roster and favorable schedule, while teams like Indiana, Oregon, Miami, and Texas Tech sit at 10.5 amid expectations of sustained momentum from prior seasons. Rebound candidates such as Penn State, Florida, Wisconsin, and South Carolina carry elevated lines following recent underperformance and new staff influences. Key variables include depth chart clarity, injury reports from training camp, non-conference matchups, and Big Ten or SEC schedule difficulty that could shift implied probabilities before opening weekend.
Résumé expérimental généré par IA à partir des données Polymarket. Ceci n'est pas un conseil de trading et ne joue aucun rôle dans la résolution de ce marché. · Mis à jourGeorgia 9.5+
67%
Texas Tech 10.5+
64%
Virginia Tech 6.5+
64%
Kansas 5.5+
63%
Oregon State 3.5+
62%
Ole Miss 7.5+
60%
West Virginia 5.5+
60%
Iowa State 4.5+
59%
Pittsburgh 7.5+
59%
Virginia 7.5+
59%
UCF 5.5+
58%
Kentucky 4.5+
57%
Utah State 4.5+
56%
Boise State 7.5+
56%
Colorado State 3.5+
56%
Rutgers 4.5+
56%
Clemson 7.5+
56%
Vanderbilt 5.5+
55%
North Carolina 4.5+
55%
Utah 8.5+
55%
BYU 8.5+
55%
Oklahoma 7.5+
55%
Iowa 7.5+
54%
Duke 5.5+
54%
SMU 8.5+
54%
Wake Forest 5.5+
54%
Fresno State 6.5+
53%
Wisconsin 6.5+
53%
Stanford 3.5+
53%
Mississippi State 4.5+
53%
Arkansas 3.5+
52%
Alabama 8.5+
52%
Tennessee 7.5+
51%
San Diego State 7.5+
51%
Auburn 6.5+
51%
Texas A&M 8.5+
51%
Arizona State 6.5+
51%
Oklahoma State 6.5+
50%
Missouri 6.5+
50%
LSU 8.5+
49%
Northwestern 5.5+
49%
Arizona 7.5+
49%
Washington State 5.5+
49%
California 6.5+
49%
Miami FL 10.5+
48%
Syracuse 4.5+
48%
Indiana 10.5+
47%
NC State 7.5+
46%
Oregon 10.5+
46%
Washington 8.5+
45%
Boston College 3.5+
45%
Georgia Tech 6.5+
45%
Penn State 9.5+
45%
USC 8.5+
45%
South Carolina 6.5+
45%
Purdue 3.5+
44%
Kansas State 8.5+
44%
Maryland 5.5+
44%
Nebraska 6.5+
44%
Cincinnati 5.5+
44%
Minnesota 6.5+
43%
Michigan State 4.5+
43%
UCLA 6.5+
43%
Texas 9.5+
43%
Florida 7.5+
43%
Illinois 7.5+
42%
Michigan 8.5+
42%
Colorado 4.5+
42%
Houston 8.5+
41%
Texas State 6.5+
41%
Louisville 8.5+
41%
Baylor 6.5+
40%
Florida State 6.5+
40%
TCU 7.5+
39%
Notre Dame 11.5+
36%
Ohio State 10.5+
32%
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Georgia 9.5+
67%
Texas Tech 10.5+
64%
Virginia Tech 6.5+
64%
Kansas 5.5+
63%
Oregon State 3.5+
62%
Ole Miss 7.5+
60%
West Virginia 5.5+
60%
Iowa State 4.5+
59%
Pittsburgh 7.5+
59%
Virginia 7.5+
59%
UCF 5.5+
58%
Kentucky 4.5+
57%
Utah State 4.5+
56%
Boise State 7.5+
56%
Colorado State 3.5+
56%
Rutgers 4.5+
56%
Clemson 7.5+
56%
Vanderbilt 5.5+
55%
North Carolina 4.5+
55%
Utah 8.5+
55%
BYU 8.5+
55%
Oklahoma 7.5+
55%
Iowa 7.5+
54%
Duke 5.5+
54%
SMU 8.5+
54%
Wake Forest 5.5+
54%
Fresno State 6.5+
53%
Wisconsin 6.5+
53%
Stanford 3.5+
53%
Mississippi State 4.5+
53%
Arkansas 3.5+
52%
Alabama 8.5+
52%
Tennessee 7.5+
51%
San Diego State 7.5+
51%
Auburn 6.5+
51%
Texas A&M 8.5+
51%
Arizona State 6.5+
51%
Oklahoma State 6.5+
50%
Missouri 6.5+
50%
LSU 8.5+
49%
Northwestern 5.5+
49%
Arizona 7.5+
49%
Washington State 5.5+
49%
California 6.5+
49%
Miami FL 10.5+
48%
Syracuse 4.5+
48%
Indiana 10.5+
47%
NC State 7.5+
46%
Oregon 10.5+
46%
Washington 8.5+
45%
Boston College 3.5+
45%
Georgia Tech 6.5+
45%
Penn State 9.5+
45%
USC 8.5+
45%
South Carolina 6.5+
45%
Purdue 3.5+
44%
Kansas State 8.5+
44%
Maryland 5.5+
44%
Nebraska 6.5+
44%
Cincinnati 5.5+
44%
Minnesota 6.5+
43%
Michigan State 4.5+
43%
UCLA 6.5+
43%
Texas 9.5+
43%
Florida 7.5+
43%
Illinois 7.5+
42%
Michigan 8.5+
42%
Colorado 4.5+
42%
Houston 8.5+
41%
Texas State 6.5+
41%
Louisville 8.5+
41%
Baylor 6.5+
40%
Florida State 6.5+
40%
TCU 7.5+
39%
Notre Dame 11.5+
36%
Ohio State 10.5+
32%
Only official regular-season games count. Conference championship games, bowl games, and College Football Playoff games do not count even if the NCAA recognizes them as such, Only played games resulting in a win will count toward this total.
If the listed team plays fewer games than scheduled due to cancellation, weather, forfeit, or any other reason, only actual wins recorded count toward the total; canceled or unplayed games do not count as wins.
The primary resolution source will be official NCAA and conference records (https://www.ncaa.com); however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.
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Resolver
0x65070BE91...Only official regular-season games count. Conference championship games, bowl games, and College Football Playoff games do not count even if the NCAA recognizes them as such, Only played games resulting in a win will count toward this total.
If the listed team plays fewer games than scheduled due to cancellation, weather, forfeit, or any other reason, only actual wins recorded count toward the total; canceled or unplayed games do not count as wins.
The primary resolution source will be official NCAA and conference records (https://www.ncaa.com); however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.
Resolver
0x65070BE91...Preseason win totals for 2026 NCAA Football reflect strong trader consensus around returning production, transfer portal activity, and coaching continuity heading into fall camp. Notre Dame's 11.5 total leads the market on the strength of its experienced roster and favorable schedule, while teams like Indiana, Oregon, Miami, and Texas Tech sit at 10.5 amid expectations of sustained momentum from prior seasons. Rebound candidates such as Penn State, Florida, Wisconsin, and South Carolina carry elevated lines following recent underperformance and new staff influences. Key variables include depth chart clarity, injury reports from training camp, non-conference matchups, and Big Ten or SEC schedule difficulty that could shift implied probabilities before opening weekend.
Résumé expérimental généré par IA à partir des données Polymarket. Ceci n'est pas un conseil de trading et ne joue aucun rôle dans la résolution de ce marché. · Mis à jour
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