College Football 2026 — game books, conferences and the Heisman

Georgia leads the national title board by 14 points. Kalshi's board turned $338,795 in the last 24 hours on $56.5M of open interest: Georgia is 30.5%, with Notre Dame at 16.5%, Alabama 11.5%, Miami (FL) 9.5% and Texas 8.5%. Polymarket has Georgia first too, at 29.55%, with Notre Dame 18.5% and Alabama 11.55%.

The Heisman board turned $209,666, and Jeremiah Smith leads at 32.5%; Darian Mensah is 27.5% and CJ Carr 16.5%. Gunner Stockton, at 6.5%, drew the busiest leg, $43,302.

The next game books are Saturday's: Miami (FL) is 82.5% over Duke, and LSU is 62.5% over Texas, both listed to settle at 6pm ET on Saturday, November 14. The ladders are on two other games: the total on Baylor–BYU and the spread on Illinois–UCLA.

The conference boards: Indiana leads the Big Ten at 42.5%, with UCLA 27.5%, and Utah leads the Big 12 at 50%.

Below: the title boards cross-exchange, two legs of Kalshi's, the game books and two ladders, the conference boards, and the Heisman.

The 2027 national championship boards, cross-exchange. Kalshi: $338,795 in the last 24 hours, Georgia first at 30.5%. Polymarket: $689, Georgia first at 29.55%. Kalshi outtrades Polymarket by nearly five hundred to one. Both venues list the same top five in the same order: Georgia, Notre Dame, Alabama, Miami and Texas. Kalshi has Notre Dame 16.5%, Alabama 11.5%, Miami (FL) 9.5% and Texas 8.5%; Polymarket has Notre Dame 18.5%, Alabama 11.55%, Miami 9.75% and Texas 8.25%. The widest gap among the leaders is Notre Dame's two points. Georgia drew Kalshi's busiest title leg among the leaders, $26,730, then Miami (FL) with $14,825 and Notre Dame with $10,672.

Two legs of Kalshi's title board. SMU is 1% with no trading in the last 24 hours and $787,762 of open interest still on it. LSU is 2.5% on $49,395 of volume and holds $3,651,453 of open interest, more than Texas's $3.27M or Georgia's $3.03M, on a board where no team is above 30.5%.

SMU's money has not left a board that has all but written it off; LSU's leg, priced well below the leaders, holds more open interest than any team priced above it. Saturday's Texas–LSU game book, further down, has LSU at 62.5%.

Duke–Miami (FL) has turned $198,464: Miami (FL) 82.5%, Duke 17.5%, listed to settle at 6pm ET on Saturday, November 14. The underdog drew almost all of it, $178,546 on Duke against $19,918 on Miami, and holds $282,303 of the $312,329 open.

Beside it, Texas–LSU leans to LSU: 62.5% to 38.5%, on $190,882, $174,801 of it on Texas, which holds $680,624 of the $754,284 open. It is also listed to settle at 6pm ET on November 14.

The ladders have rolled to different games. Kalshi's Baylor–BYU total-points ladder, listed to settle at 6:30pm ET on Saturday, November 14, has turned $61,808, with $62,984 open, none of the day's trade on the shown rungs, which step down in order: Over 29.5 92%, Over 32.5 88%, Over 35.5 82.5%, Over 38.5 75.5% and Over 41.5 69%, the shown rung nearest even.

The Illinois–UCLA spread board has turned $117,226 and leans to UCLA, listed to settle at 12am ET on November 14. The shown rungs all favor UCLA: by over 1.5 76.5%, by over 2.5 74.5%, the busiest shown rung at $877, by over 3.5 68.5%, by over 4.5 65.5% and by over 5.5 63.5%, the shown rung nearest even; the lines closer to a coin flip sit further along the ladder.

Big Ten: Indiana 42.5%, UCLA 27.5%, Oregon 12.5%, Ohio St. 8.5% and USC 5.5%, on $6,959. Oregon drew the most of the day's trading among the shown names, $2,486, with USC close behind at $2,409, while UCLA holds the most open interest among them, $226,744.

Big 12: Utah 50%, Texas Tech 17.5%, BYU 8.5%, Houston 8.5% and Oklahoma St. 5.5%, on $4,209. Utah leads by 32.5 points; Oklahoma St. was the busiest of those legs, $3,244. The board holds $3.26M of open interest, more than twice the Big Ten's $1.55M.

Duke–Miami (FL) and Texas–LSU play Saturday, November 14; the ladders cover Baylor–BYU and Illinois–UCLA. The title, conference and Heisman boards all run to the postseason.

• Georgia at 30.5% on Kalshi's title board, 14 points ahead of Notre Dame; Polymarket has Georgia first at 29.55%.
• Miami (FL) at 82.5% over Duke, with most of the money and open interest on Duke.
• LSU at 62.5% over Texas, with most of the money and open interest on Texas.
• UCLA by over 5.5 at 63.5% against Illinois, the shown spread rung nearest even; Over 41.5 at 69% on the Baylor–BYU total.
• Jeremiah Smith at 32.5% on the Heisman board, with Darian Mensah 27.5% and CJ Carr 16.5%.
• Indiana at 42.5% on the Big Ten board, with UCLA 27.5%.
• Utah at 50% on the Big 12 board, with Texas Tech at 17.5%.