North Carolina Tar Heels Odds: UNC College Football Futures

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 The way-too-early lookahead from DraftKings has UNC football odds to win the 2024-25 National Championship at +15000.

Betting on college football will be available online by the time the '24-'25 season kicks off, so BetCarolina.com will be following the latest UNC odds for football, including ACC conference odds, college football playoff odds and more.

Latest UNC Odds: NCAA Football Futures

These are the current listed futures odds* for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels football:

🏈 UNC Football National Champ. Odds+15000
πŸ† Max Johnson Heisman Odds+10000
πŸ†Omarion Hampton Heisman Odds+15000
βœ… Last Verified:November 19, 2024

*For anyone in-state, there are no North Carolina sports betting promos bettors can use yet, as online betting won't go live until March 11. You must be in a legal state to place a mobile wager, such as Tennessee, Virginia or Kentucky.

2024 UNC Football: Schedule, Odds, Preview

OpponentOdds
πŸ“… Minnesota (Aug. 29)TBD
πŸ“… Charlotte (Sept. 7)TBD
πŸ“… NC Central (Sept. 14)TBD
πŸ“… James Madison (Sept. 21)TBD
πŸ“… Duke (Sept. 28)TBD
πŸ“… Pittsburgh (Oct. 5)TBD
πŸ“… Georgia Tech (Oct. 12)TBD
πŸ“… Virginia (Oct. 26)TBD
πŸ“… Florida State (Nov. 2)TBD
πŸ“… Wake Forest (Nov. 16)TBD
πŸ“… Boston College (Nov. 23)TBD
πŸ“… NC State (Nov. 30)TBD

2023 UNC Football Results

The University of North Carolina Tar Heels football team went 8-4 (4-4 in ACC play) this season.

The finished their season in the Duke's Mayo Bowl against West Virginia on Dec. 27. You can read our UNC bowl recap for more details on what went wrong for the Tar Heels in that game.

OpponentResult
πŸ“… South Carolina (Sept. 2)βœ… W, 31-17
πŸ“… App. State (Sept. 9)βœ… W, 40-34 (2OT)
πŸ“… Minnesota (Sept. 16)βœ… W, 31-13
πŸ“… Pittsburgh (Sept. 23)βœ… W, 41-24
πŸ“… Syracuse (Oct. 7)βœ… W, 40-7
πŸ“… Miami (Oct. 14)βœ… W, 41-31
πŸ“… Virginia (Oct. 21)❌ L, 27-31
πŸ“… Georgia Tech (Oct. 28)❌ L, 42-46
πŸ“… Campbell (Nov. 4)βœ… W, 59-7
πŸ“… Duke (Nov. 11)βœ… W, 47-35 (2OT)
πŸ“… Clemson (Nov. 18)❌ L, 20-31
πŸ“… NC State (Nov. 25)❌ L, 20-39
πŸ“… West Virginia (Dec. 27)❌ L, 10-30

Many analysts are now saying UNC QB Drake Maye's draft odds to beat out USC QB Caleb Williams for the No. 1 overall pick could be getting shorter. Maye officially declared for the 2024 NFL Draft on Dec. 11.

The 2022 ACC Player of the Year, Maye led the conference in passing yards and touchdowns in 2022, throwing for 4321 yards and 38 touchdowns while setting/tying the single season school record for both categories in the process.

Follow the UNC Tarheels CFP odds

UNC vs. Duke Football Recap

The 110th edition of the football rivalry took place at Kenan Memorial Stadium in Chapel Hill on Nov. 11. UNC extended their winning streak vs. Duke to five, taking home the Victory Bell in a 47-45 double overtime thriller.

UNC was favored by 14 points against Duke, according to ESPN BET North Carolina, which the Tar Heels did not cover. The over/under total was set at 50 points, which these two teams blew past. They combined for 92 total points.

The Blue Devils finished 7-5 on the season and won the Birmingham Bowl vs. Troy.

First contested in 1888 and held annually since 1922, the football edition of the Duke-North Carolina rivalry has occurred 109 times, with UNC currently on a four game winning streak to extend its series lead to either 65-40-4 or 64-41-4 depending on which school you ask (there's a disputed result from a 1889 game). 

Where Can I Bet on UNC Football Odds?

The only place you can legally bet in state is at one of three retail North Carolina casino sportsbooks:

 If you are in a legal sports betting state, you will be able to place wagers with most popular sportsbooks, such as BetMGM, FanDuel and more. 

North Carolina sports betting apps will go live on March 11 with plenty of time before the NCAA football season starts.

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Josh Markowitz

Josh Markowitz is a freelance writer for BetCarolina.com. He is a lifelong sports fan with an emphasis on college basketball, football, baseball and the scouting/evaluation process. A graduate of Elon University's School of Communications, Josh also has experience in television production.

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