Here are the odds to win the college football title, Heisman Trophy

The first full slate of college football kicks off Saturday, when No. 1 Alabama takes on No. 3 Florida State in one of the biggest season openers ever.

Here are the odds to win the college football national championship and Heisman Trophy, along with season win totals at CG Technology sports books.

Odds are subject to change.

Odds to win 2018 college football championship

(Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Jan. 8)

Alabama; 3-1

Ohio State; 21-5

Southern California; 15-2

Florida State; 19-2

Clemson; 17-1

Michigan; 18-1

Oklahoma; 20-1

Auburn; 20-1

Washington; 20-1

Georgia; 24-1

Penn State; 25-1

LSU; 27-1

Oklahoma State; 32-1

Florida; 40-1

Louisville; 40-1

Wisconsin; 42-1

Texas; 45-1

Miami (Fla.); 45-1

Notre Dame; 45-1

Stanford; 70-1

Nebraska; 85-1

Virginia Tech; 85-1

UCLA; 85-1

Tennessee; 90-1

Oregon; 100-1

TCU; 100-1

Texas A&M; 100-1

West Virginia; 125-1

Kansas State; 125-1

Iowa; 125-1

Odds to win 2017 Heisman Trophy

(Dec. 9)

Sam Darnold (USC); 5-2

Lamar Jackson (Louisville); 9-4

Jalen Hurts (Alabama); 6-1

J.T. Barrett (Ohio State); 6-1

Jake Browning (Washington); 8-1

Baker Mayfield (Oklahoma); 17-2

Saquon Barkley (Penn State); 9-1

Bo Scarbrough (Alabama); 10-1

Jarrett Stidham (Auburn); 10-1

Deondre Francois (Florida State); 15-1

Mason Rudolph (Oklahoma State); 16-1

Derrius Guice (LSU); 16-1

Josh Rosen (UCLA); 18-1

Trace McSorley (Penn State); 20-1

Nick Chubb (Georgia); 25-1

Kamryn Pettway (Auburn); 25-1

Jacob Eason (Georgia); 25-1

Shane Buechele (Texas); 30-1

Luke Falk (Washington State); 35-1

Wilton Speight (Michigan); 45-1

Mike Weber (Ohio State); 50-1

Kyle Allen (Houston); 50-1

Royce Freeman (Oregon); 60-1

Nick Fitzgerald (Mississippi State); 60-1

Mark Walton (Miami); 60-1

Will Grier (West Virginia); 60-1

James Washington (Oklahoma State); 65-1

Derwin James (Florida State); 70-1

Calvin Ridley (Alabama); 75-1

Brandon Wimbush (Notre Dame); 75-1

Bryce Love (Stanford); 85-1

Myles Gaskin (Washington); 90-1

Christian Kirk (Texas A&M); 90-1

Quinton Flowers (South Florida); 90-1

Shea Patterson (Ole Miss); 100-1

Regular-season win totals

(Conference championships, bowl games and playoff games not included)

Alabama; 11 (O/U -115)

Ohio State; 11 (O/U -115)

Washington; 10 (Over -155)

Wisconsin; 10 (Over -140)

South Florida; 10 (Over -120)

Southern California; 9.5 (Over -210)

Florida State; 9.5 (Over -155)

Oklahoma; 9.5 (Over -160)

Penn State; 9.5 (Over -140)

LSU; 9 (Over -145)

Clemson; 9 (Over -150)

Auburn; 9 (Under -125)

Louisville; 9 (Over -155)

Oklahoma State; 9 (Over -140)

Miami, Fla.; 9 (Over -135)

Michigan; 9 (Over -125)

Virginia Tech; 9 (Under -140)

BYU; 9 (Over -150)

San Diego State; 9 (Over -130)

Stanford; 8.5 (Over -133)

Georgia; 8.5 (Over -135)

Florida; 8.5 (Under -140)

Boise State; 8.5 (Over -125)

Texas; 8 (Over -150)

Notre Dame; 8 (Under -135)

Kansas State; 8 (Over -160)

Oregon; 8 (Under -165)

Washington State; 7.5 (Over -145)

Tennessee; 7.5 (Over -130)

North Carolina State; 7.5 (Under -140)

TCU; 7.5 (Over -150)

Northwestern; 7.5 (Over -150)

UCLA; 7 (Over -120)

Texas A&M; 7 (Under -130)

West Virginia; 7 (Under -140)

North Carolina; 7 (Under -135)

Colorado; 7 (Under -130)

Arkansas; 7 (Under -155)

Minnesota; 7 (Over -120)

Georgia Tech; 6.5 (O/U -115)

Iowa; 6.5 (Over -160)

Utah; 6.5 (Over -135)

Nebraska; 6.5 (Over -190)

Michigan State; 6 (Under -130)

UNLV; 5.5 (Under -185)

UNR; 4.5 (Under -250)