Updated 2024-25 FCS National Championship Odds (Nov. 30)

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The 2024 FCS Playoffs begin this weekend with eight first-round games. The winner of each matchup will advance to the second round, where they will face one of the top eight seeds.

Montana State enters the postseason with the best odds to win the national title after an undefeated season, earning the Bobcats the No. 1 overall seed. South Dakota State has the second-best odds to win it all as the Jackrabbits look to win their third consecutive national championship.

Below are the updated FCS National Championship odds from DraftKings at the start of the FCS Playoffs.

FCS National Championship Odds (Nov. 30)

Montana State (+190)

South Dakota State (+210)

North Dakota State (+230)

South Dakota (+800)

UC Davis (+6000)

Incarnate Word (+9000)

Idaho (+10000)

Mercer (+12000)

Montana (+20000)

Tarleton State (+25000)

UT Martin (+25000)

Richmond (+25000)

Northern Arizona (+25000)

Abilene Christian (+30000)

Illinois State (+50000)

Eastern Kentucky (+100000)

Rhode Island (+100000)

Drake (+100000)

Villanova (+100000)

SEMO (+100000)

New Hampshire (+100000)

Lehigh (+100000)

Tennessee State (+1000000)

Central Connecticut State (+100000)

FCS Playoff Schedule:

First Round: Nov. 30
Second Round: Dec. 7
Quarterfinals: Dec. 13-14
Semifinals: Dec. 21
FCS National Championship: Jan. 6, 2025 (7 p.m. ET, ABC)

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ZACHARY MCKINNELL

Zach McKinnell is the Founder and Senior Editor of FCS Football Central. He is also a columnist for HERO Sports and a contributor for Athlon Sports. In 2022, he became an official voter in the FCS Stats Perform Top-25. He is a former contributor for Vols Wire, part of the USA TODAY Sports Network, and Fly War Eagle on FanSided. Zach graduated from Auburn University in 2018.