2024 College World Series Odds

One of the most underrated and exciting sporting events is the College World Series, and with the amount of talent around the country this season, that should remain the case. It has already been an exhilarating college baseball season, with broken home run records and single-game strikeout numbers becoming a weekly competition among the country's most elite arms.

The 2024 College World Series has already been filled with a ton of excitement and walk-off wins, as we are down to the final two teams. We'll break down the odds for the championship round across multiple sportsbooks so bettors can get the best price on the team they are looking to back to win it all.

2024 College World Series Odds

*odds as of June 24, 2024

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Tennessee Volunteers: After dropping game one, the Tennessee Volunteers came out just as flat offensively in game two, as their season looked to be slipping away. However, just as they have all season, the Vols were able to come up with big hits late in the game as Dylan Dreiling and Cal Stark both launched two-run home runs, which, combined with Drew Beam's strong start, was enough to force a winner take all game three.

The Vols will be tasked with facing lefty Justin Lamkin, who has been phenomenal this postseason. However, with their offense looking comfortable as game two went on, Tennessee should be ready for the challenge.

Texas A&M Aggies: Losing Braden Montgomery was a devastating blow, but the Aggies have still managed to rally, thanks to the play of guys like Jace Laviolette, Hayden Schott, and game-one hero Kaeden Kent. While the Aggies were shut down offensively in game two, they have the ideal man on the mound for the title game in Justin Lamkin.

The lefty spun five scoreless with nine strikeouts against Florida to put the Aggies into the championship series, and it's clear no moment is too big for him. Outside of Lamkin, the Aggies should have almost everyone in their bullpen available, aside from Chris Cortez, who put it all on the line in game two.

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