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NCAA Football 2022/23 results and closing odds

All 691 finished games of the 2022/23 season, with the score and the best closing price on each outcome among the bookmakers we compare: the last price before the start. A record of what happened, not a tip.

The season in numbers

677 games priced
  • Closing favourite won 70% 474 of 677 games
  • Home / away 58 / 42% the final winner
  • Average closing payout 95.3% 100% minus the bookmakers' margin
  • Biggest upset Middle Tenn St won at Miami Florida 31-45, 24 Sep 2022 Middle Tenn St closed at 17.00 (Bet365); Miami Florida were the favourite at about 98%
  • Odds-on favourites 71% won 473 of 664
  • Favourites at 3.00 or more 8% won 1 of 13

Every January 2023 game, with the closing odds

Best closing price per outcome: 1won the result, 1fav the favourite. Open a game for every bookmaker's closing price and how the whole market closed.

January 2023

  1. Georgia42-41Ohio State11.6022.70
  2. Illinois10-19Mississippi State12.5021.59
  3. USC45-46Tulane11.8022.25
  4. LSU63-7Purdue11.1426.00
  5. Penn State35-21Utah11.9222.05
  6. Georgia65-7TCU11.18212.50

Results from our results feed. Closing prices: each bookmaker's last price before the start, the best of the bookmakers we compare; the favourite is the shortest average price.

NCAA Football 2022/23 FAQ

How often did the favourite win in the NCAA Football 2022/23?
The closing favourite, the shortest average price across the bookmakers we compare, won 474 of the 677 games with a closing price (70%): odds-on favourites won 473 of 664; favourites at 3.00 or more won 1 of 13.
What was the biggest upset of the NCAA Football 2022/23?
Middle Tenn St won at Miami Florida 31-45 on 24 September 2022. Middle Tenn St closed at 17.00 at Bet365, the longest winning price of the season, when the market made Miami Florida the favourite at about 98%.
What was the bookmakers' margin on NCAA Football 2022/23 games?
The average closing payout was 95.3%, so about 4.7% of the stakes on a game's outcomes went to the bookmaker's margin. A higher payout means fairer prices; compare one game's prices with the margin calculator.