College World Series Futures Odds Ahead Of Super Regionals

Arkansas and LSU are favored to win the CWS with +325 odds.
North Carolina, Tennessee, and Auburn are the only other teams with under +1000 odds.

OMAHA, Neb. – The College World Series Super Regionals are set to begin on Friday and this is the last chance to get longer valued odds before the Super Regionals end and the teams are set for Omaha.

As they currently sit on legal sports betting sites, odds are in favor of both the Arkansas Razorbacks and LSU Tigers who are tied with the shortest odds to win the CWS when all is said and done.

2025 College World Series Odds

Arkansas Razorbacks +325
LSU Tigers +325
North Carolina Tar Heels +700
Tennessee Volunteers +700
Auburn +750
Florida State Seminoles +1000
Oregon State Beavers +1200
Coastal Carolina +1400
UCLA +1500
Duke Blue Devils +2600
Arizona Wildcats +4000
Louisville +4000
UTSA +4000
Miami Hurricanes +5000
West Virginia Mountaineers +7500
Murray State +10000

Race Between Arkansas/LSU

Both Arkansas and LSU are going into the Super Regionals favored way ahead of the rest of the field on CWS betting sites and for good reason. They both finished their regular season at 43-14 and were highly ranked teams as well with LSU finished third and Arkansas sixth.

Getting into numbers, both LSU and Arkansas have notched top-25 seasons in home runs, top-50 in batting average, and top-15 in earned run average per game.

SEC Dominance

History is certainly on the side of Arkansas and LSU being that SEC teams have dominated in the College World Series in recent seasons. In fact, six of the last seven College World Series winners have all been from the SEC.

Of the two, LSU has had more recent success with a championship win in 2023 and an appearance in 2017. Arkansas last College World Series championship appearance came in 2018.

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