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College Football Week 4 Betting
In the blink of an eye, one month of the college football betting season will have expired at online sportsbooks once Week 4 comes to a close. With most teams wrapping up their non-conference slates, the meat of divisional play is about to begin. Getting it all started under the Friday Night Lights of FS1 will be a crucial Pac-12 South matchup between the Utah Utes and USC Trojans in the Coliseum. Then bright and early Saturday afternoon, the Michigan Wolverines are set to invade Madison for a date with the Wisconsin Badgers. The matchup between Notre Dame and Georgia could ultimately prove to be a big one for CFP purposes, While the Oregon and Stanford tilt is in big one in the Pac-12 North. Rounding everything out will be the crucial SEC West clash between Auburn and Texas A&M in front of the 12th Man.
2019 College Football Week 4 Betting Schedule
College Football Thursday, September 19, 2019
Houston at Tulane | 8pm | ESPN
College Football Friday, September 20, 2019
FIU at Louisiana Tech | 8pm | CBSSN
Air Force at Boise State | 9pm | ESPN2
Utah at USC | 9pm | FS1
The Trojans and Utes have alternated winning the Pac-12 South each of the last two seasons. In escaping with the 28-27 win in 2017 as 13-point favorites, USC ultimately went on to win the division and represent it in the conference title game. Utah returned the favor last year, but did so in a more commanding fashion after logging the 41-28 win and cover as 7-point home chalk in a game that saw them battle back from an early 14 point hole to secure the win and cover per the closing college football odds. USC enters 2019-20 off its first losing campaign since 2000. As for Utah, it’s the defending Pac-12 South champs for the first time in program history. Now the hunter and no longer the hunted, their Pac-12 opener against a Trojans team they should beat will prove to be an enormous litmus test. Early numbers have them laying a small number in the Coliseum.
College Football Saturday, September 21, 2019
Michigan at Wisconsin | 12pm | FOX
Off last week’s home clash against the Army Black Knights, Big Blue heads to Madison where it will collide with a Wisconsin outfit it could possibly see once again further along down the road in the B1G title game. Wiscy failed to produce double-digit victories for the first time of the Paul Chryst era, and with numerous holes to plug in 2019-20, it doesn’t look like the Badgers currently have the roster in place to get back on track. While Michigan also has a number of new faces littered throughout its roster, the Wolverines will likely be the favored side to win this game at top rated sportsbooks. The home team has gone 3-0 straight up and 2-1 against the spread in the last three meetings, but it looks like the Badgers will end up dogged in front of the hometown faithful against Michigan for the first time since 2007 with early pointspread forecasts suggesting Harbaugh’s side around touchdown favorites.
Morgan State at Army | 12pm | CBSSN
CCSU at Eastern Michigan | 3pm | TBA
Bowling Green at Kent State | 3:30pm | TBA
South Alabama at UAB | 3:30pm | NFL Network
Wagner at Florida Atlantic | 6pm | ESPN+
Hampton at Liberty | 6pm | ESPN+
Southern Illinois at Arkansas State | 7pm | TBA
Baylor at Rice | 7pm | CBSSN
UTSA at North Texas | 7:30pm | Facebook
Nevada at UTEP | 8pm | ESPN3
Utah State at San Diego State | 10:30pm | CBSSN
Georgia State at Texas State | TBA | ESPN+
Temple at Buffalo
New Mexico State at New Mexico
Notre Dame at Georgia
Now in his 10th season at the helm in 2019-20, Brian Kelly looks to have the Fighting Irish program firmly entrenched as a bona fide College football playoff contender year in and year out. This Week 4 clash against the Georgia Bulldogs will go a long way in deciding both teams fate, but a win by the Irish would be huge considering the level of opposition the Dawgs take on in partaking in the rigors of a grueling SEC schedule. What a quarterback matchup CFB bettors and fans of the sports will get to take in when Ian Book squares off against Jake Fromm with each ranking out as two of the best field generals the current game has to offer. With both offensive lines returning loads of experience up front, both defenses will likely have their hands full throughout this matchup. Early forecasts have home based Georgia laying close to 10-points for this pivotal non-conference clash which is sure to get some national exposure on one of the main networks.
Oklahoma State at Texas
Old Dominion at Virginia
Sacramento State at Fresno State
San Jose State at Arkansas
SMU at TCU
South Carolina at Missouri
Southern Miss at Alabama
Tennessee at Florida
Michigan State at Northwestern
Toledo at Colorado State
Troy at Akron
UCF at Pitt
UCLA at Washington State
UConn at Indiana
ULM at Iowa State
Washington at BYU
Oregon at Stanford
Bragging rights in the Pac-12 North will be on the line in Week 4 when Justin Herbert and the Oregon Ducks invade Stanford Stadium looking to put an end to their three-game losing and coverless streak against the Cardinal. This matchup has no doubt been circled on the Ducks calendar ever since Mario Cristobal’s troops coughed up a 24-7 halftime lead at Autzen Stadium last season and went on to fall by a 38-31 final count in overtime. Not only did the Quack Attack lose the game, but they also failed to cover the 3-point spread for their wagering supporters! It was one of a number of brutal defeats for the Ducks that many believe will have toughened them up for the 2019-20 season. Much is expected out of Eugene this season with the amount of veteran and excelled talent returning on both sides of the ball. The same can’t and won’t be said for David Shaw’s Cardinal who still attained nine wins a season ago, but did so in a very un-Stanford-like way relying more on the pass than a punishing ground attack. Early Game of the Year betting lines have the Cardinal installed modest 2.5-point favorites to extend its win streak over the Ducks to four, but you can bet your bottom dollar that number decreases dramatically as kick-off nears.
West Virginia at Kansas
Western Michigan at Syracuse
William & Mary at East Carolina
Wyoming at Tulsa
Nebraska at Illinois
Miami (Ohio) at Ohio State
Ball State at NC State
Louisville at Florida State
Louisiana at Ohio
Kentucky at Mississippi State
Auburn at Texas A&M
All eyes will be on College Station either early in the day or in the evening under the lights when Jimbo Fisher’s Aggies host the Tigers in a crucial SEC West clash. The Aggies more or less dominated last season’s matchup in Jordan Hare in taking a 24-14 lead into the fourth and final quarter, but Kellen Mond and company failed to see it all the way through with the defense conceding a pair of touchdowns when it mattered most to ultimately fall by a 28-24 final count. It was a huge win for Auburn backers on the pointspread after Gus Malzahn’s kids closed -3.5. While Auburn looks to be in great shape on the defensive side of the ball, the offense remains the main question mark with the quarterback and a number of other contributors needing to be replaced. Even with Malzahn calling the shots for the offense this season, it will be a steep uphill climb facing an A&M stop unit still reeling over last year’s collapse. It also brought in waves of new talent to plug in a number of holes and inefficiencies. Game of the Year betting lines at online sportsbooks had the home team favored by 3.5-points to put an end to its two-year losing and coverless streak against the Tigers.
Elon at Wake Forest
Colorado at Arizona State
Coastal Carolina at UMass
Charlotte at Clemson
Central Michigan at Miami (FL)
Central Arkansas at Hawaii
California at Ole Miss
Boston College at Rutgers
LSU at Vanderbilt
Appalachian State at North Carolina
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2019 NCAA Football Schedule
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