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Peach Bowl Odds: Texas Vs. Arizona State College Football Playoff Preview

Written By Road to CFB | Last Updated at August 25, 2026
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The Texas Longhorns (12-2) face the Arizona State Sun Devils (11-2) in the 2025 Chick-fil-a Peach Bowl. Texas, the SEC runner-up, advanced to this game after beating Clemson in Round 1 of the College Football Playoff. Arizona State landed its spot after winning the Big 12 in its first year in the league. Texas opened a large 13.5-point favorite and the over/under opened at 50.5 points. Below, we'll dissect Peach Bowl odds and track important player news for the CFP.

The Peach Bowl kicks off Jan. 1 at 1:00 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on ESPN from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA.

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Peach Bowl odds

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Boise State Vs. Penn State opening odds

Texas Team Notes

Arizona State Team Notes

Peach Bowl betting

Last year, Ole Miss shook its bowl game woes, defeating Penn State, 38-25, as +4.5 underdogs. The high-scoring affair easily cleared its lined 50.5-point over/under. QB Jaxson Dart threw for 379 yards and accounted for four touchdowns.

The year prior, Georgia and Ohio State played an instant-classic College Football Playoff game. The Buckeyes–who were +6.5 underdogs–hung with the Bulldogs until a last-second field goal missed just as the clock struck midnight to ring in the New Year. Star receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. was knocked out of the game with a concussion late in the game. Ohio State covered the spread and Over 61.5 easily cleared with the 42-41 final.

Previous Years

Before 2021, four straight Peach Bowls outside of the CFP (2015, 2017, 2018, 2020) saw the underdog cover and three even won outright. As is the trend with most CFP semifinals, the favorite covered handily in two of those (2016, 2019). Point totals have split fairly evenly, but the last three non-semifinal Peach Bowls saw the under cash.

Group of Five at-large teams historically found themselves in the Peach Bowl–before it was folded into the CFP–with the last three being Cincinnati (2020), UCF (2017), and Houston (2015). The latter two pulled off the upset outright.

History

Below are historical results of the Peach Bowl. Games marked with an asterisk indicate a CFP semifinal matchup.

The first Peach Bowl was played in 1968, making it the second-youngest New Year's Six behind the Fiesta Bowl (1971). LSU unseated No. 19 Florida State in the inaugural matchup, 31-27.

Date playedWinnerScoreLoserScore
December 30, 2023#11 Ole Miss38#25 Penn State25
December 31, 2022*#1 Georgia42#4 Ohio State41
December 30, 2021#11 Michigan State31#13 Pittsburgh21
January 1, 2021#11 Georgia24#6 Cincinnati21
December 28, 2019*#1 LSU63#4 Oklahoma28
December 29, 2018#10 Florida41#8 Michigan15
January 1, 2018#10 UCF34#7 Auburn27
December 31, 2016*#1 Alabama24#4 Washington7
December 31, 2015#14 Houston38#9 Florida State24
December 31, 2014#6 TCU42#9 Mississippi3
December 31, 2013#20 Texas A&M52#22 Duke48
December 31, 2012#14 Clemson25#9 LSU24
December 31, 2011Auburn43Virginia24
December 31, 2010#23 Florida State26#19 South Carolina17
December 31, 2009#12 Virginia Tech37Tennessee14
December 31, 2008LSU38#14 Georgia Tech3
December 31, 2007#22 Auburn23#15 Clemson20
December 30, 2006Georgia31#14 Virginia Tech24
December 30, 2005#10 LSU40#9 Miami (FL)3
December 31, 2004#14 Miami (FL)27#20 Florida10
January 2, 2004Clemson27#6 Tennessee14
December 31, 2002#20 Maryland30Tennessee3
December 31, 2001North Carolina16Auburn10
December 29, 2000LSU28#15 Georgia Tech14
December 30, 1999#15 Mississippi State17Clemson7
December 31, 1998#19 Georgia35#13 Virginia33
January 2, 1998#13 Auburn21Clemson17
December 28, 1996#17 LSU10Clemson7
December 30, 1995#18 Virginia34Georgia27
January 1, 1995#23 NC State28#16 Mississippi State24
December 31, 1993#24 Clemson14Kentucky13
January 2, 1993#19 North Carolina21#24 Mississippi State17
January 1, 1992#12 East Carolina37#21 NC State34
December 29, 1990Auburn27Indiana23
December 30, 1989Syracuse19Georgia18
December 31, 1988NC State28Iowa23
January 2, 1988#17 Tennessee27Indiana22
December 31, 1986Virginia Tech25#18 NC State24
December 31, 1985Army31Illinois29
December 31, 1984Virginia27Purdue24
December 30, 1983Florida State28North Carolina3
December 31, 1982Iowa28Tennessee22
December 31, 1981West Virginia26Florida6
January 2, 1981#20 Miami (FL)20Virginia Tech10
December 31, 1979#19 Baylor24#18 Clemson18
December 25, 1978#17 Purdue41Georgia Tech21
December 31, 1977NC State24Iowa State14
December 31, 1976Kentucky21#19 North Carolina0
December 31, 1975West Virginia13NC State10
December 28, 1974Texas Tech6Vanderbilt6
December 28, 1973Georgia17#18 Maryland16
December 29, 1972NC State49#18 West Virginia13
December 30, 1971#17 Mississippi41Georgia Tech18
December 30, 1970#8 Arizona State48North Carolina26
December 30, 1969#19 West Virginia14South Carolina3
December 30, 1968LSU31#19 Florida State27

FAQ

When is the 2025 Peach Bowl?
The 2025 Peach Bowl will be played on Jan. 1 at 1:00 p.m. ET.

Where is the Peach Bowl?
Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., hosts the Peach Bowl annually since its opening in 2017. It was previously held in the Georgia Dome.

Who is playing in the 2025 Peach Bowl?
Texas plays Arizona State in the 2025 Peach Bowl, a quarterfinal matchup in the College Football Playoff.