Home > Sports Betting > Football Betting > College Football Week 4
2019 NCAA 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 is over. With most teams wrapping up their non-conference slates, conference title races will soon be decided, and many schools will transition to conference play this week. 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, on FOX’s Big Noon Saturday, 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, and rounding everything out will be the crucial SEC West clash between Auburn and Texas A&M at Kyle Field.
2019 College Football Week 4 Betting Schedule
College Football Thursday, September 19, 2019
Houston at Tulane (-4.5, O/U 56) | 8pm | ESPN
College Football Friday, September 20, 2019
FIU at Louisiana Tech (-10, O/U 51.5) | 8pm | CBSSN
Air Force at Boise State (-8, O/U 55) | 9pm | ESPN2
Utah at USC (+4, O/U 53.5) | 9pm | FS1
The Trojans and Utes are the last two teams to win the Pac 12 South, and they are the favorites to win the division this year. In escaping with a 28-27 win in 2017 as 13-point favorites per the NCAAF betting odds, USC ultimately went on to win the division. Utah returned the favor last year, but the Utes did so in a more commanding fashion. The Utes rallied from a 14-0 first quarter deficit to beat the Trojans 41-28 on their way to the Pac 12 South title. USC enters this season off its first losing campaign since 2000, and the loss of JT Daniels for the season has the Trojans as underdogs at home here.
College Football Saturday, September 21, 2019
Michigan at Wisconsin (-3.5, O/U 43) | 12pm | FOX
Although they are 2-0, the luster is already off the Michigan Wolverines. In the summer, many analysts picked Michigan to win the Big Ten, but an underwhelming win over Middle Tennessee State in Week 1 and a narrow overtime victory over Army two weeks ago has led to the Wolverines being underdogs per the CFB betting odds in Madison. The Badgers have outscored their two opponents by a combined total of 110-0 this season, and Wisconsin is the only FBS team in the nation that has yet to allow a point.
Southern Miss at Alabama (-38.5, O/U 61) | 12pm | ESPN2
Tennessee at Florida (-14, O/U 48.5) | 12pm | ESPN
UConn at Indiana (-27, O/U 58) | 12pm | Big Ten Network
Michigan State at Northwestern (+10, O/U 39) | 12pm | ABC
ULM at Iowa State (-18.5, O/U 55.5) | 12pm | FS1
Morgan State at Army | 12pm | CBSSN
Western Michigan at Syracuse (-6, O/U 66) | 12pm | ACC Network
Elon at Wake Forest | 12pm | ACC Network
California at Ole Miss (-2, O/U 44.5) | 12pm | ESPNU
Boston College at Rutgers (+7, O/U 57.5) | 12pm | Big Ten Network
LSU at Vanderbilt (+23.5, O/U 62.5) | 12pm | SEC Network
Coastal Carolina at UMass (+17, O/U 63) | 1pm | NESN
Louisiana at Ohio (-3, O/U 66.5) | 2pm | ESPN+
CCSU at Eastern Michigan | 3pm | ESPN3
Troy at Akron (+17, O/U 56.5) | 3pm | ESPN+
Auburn at Texas A&M (-4, O/U 47.5) | 3:30pm | CBS
The Aggies more or less dominated last season’s matchup in Jordan-Hare, taking a 24-14 lead into the fourth and final quarter, but Kellen Mond and company failed to see it all the way through. The defense conceded a pair of touchdowns when it mattered most to ultimately fall 28-24. It was a huge win for Auburn backers on the point spread as the Tigers closed at -3.5 per the NCAAF betting odds. The preseason Game of the Year line for this SEC West showdown is virtually unchanged from where it was in the summer.
UCF at Pittsburgh (+12, O/U 58) | 3:30pm | ABC or ESPN2
Washington at BYU (+5.5, O/U 50.5) | 3:30pm | ABC or ESPN2
SMU at TCU (-9.5, O/U 55.5) | 3:30pm | FS1
Temple at Buffalo (+14, O/U 55) | 3:30pm | ESPNU
Bowling Green at Kent State (-10, O/U 58) | 3:30pm | ESPN3
South Alabama at UAB (-9.5, O/U 50) | 3:30pm | NFL Network
Wyoming at Tulsa (-3.5, O/U 46) | 3:30pm | CBSSN
Miami (Ohio) at Ohio State (-39, O/U 59) | 3:30pm | Big Ten Network
Louisville at Florida State (-6.5, O/U 61.5) | 3:30pm | ACC Network
Appalachian State at North Carolina (-3, O/U 58) | 3:30pm | ACC Network
Central Michigan at Miami (FL) (-30.5, O/U 51.5) | 4pm | ACC Network
Kentucky at Mississippi State (-7, O/U 48.5) | 4pm | SEC Network
South Carolina at Missouri (-9.5, O/U 64) | 4pm | SEC Network
New Mexico State at New Mexico (-4.5, O/U 68) | 4:30pm | AT&T SportsNet
West Virginia at Kansas (+4.5, O/U 53) | 4:30pm | ESPN+
William & Mary at East Carolina | 6pm | ESPN3
Wagner at Florida Atlantic | 6pm | ESPN+
Hampton at Liberty | 6pm | ESPN+
Oregon at Stanford (+10.5, O/U 59.5) | 7pm | ESPN
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 three-point spread for their wagering supporters! Stanford was originally favored by 2.5 points in preseason college football betting futures, but injuries have decimated the Cardinal and Oregon is a double-digit road favorite.
Old Dominion at Virginia (-30.5, O/U 48.5) | 7pm | ESPN2
Southern Illinois at Arkansas State | 7pm | ESPN3
Georgia State at Texas State (-3.5, O/U 63) | 7pm | ESPN+
Baylor at Rice (+27.5, O/U 59) | 7pm | CBSSN
Ball State at NC State (-19, O/U 58) | 7pm | ESPNU
Oklahoma State at Texas (-5.5, O/U 74) | 7:30pm | ABC
Charlotte at Clemson (-41, O/U 62) | 7:30pm | ACC Network
San Jose State at Arkansas (-21, O/U 61.5) | 7:30pm | SEC Network
UTSA at North Texas (-18.5, O/U 58) | 7:30pm | Facebook
Notre Dame at Georgia (-14, O/U 56.5) | 8pm | CBS
Now in his 10th season at the helm, Brian Kelly looks to have the Fighting Irish program firmly entrenched as a bona fide CFP 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 that they could be favored in every other game this season.
Nevada at UTEP (+14, O/U 53.5) | 8pm | ESPN3
Nebraska at Illinois (+12.5, O/U 64) | 8pm | Big Ten Network
Sacramento State at Fresno State | 10pm | Facebook
Colorado at Arizona State (-8, O/U 51.5) | 10pm | Pac 12 Network
Toledo at Colorado State (+8.5, O/U 67) | 10:15pm | ESPN2
Utah State at San Diego State (+4, O/U 53.5) | 10:30pm | CBSSN
UCLA at Washington State (-19.5, O/U 59) | 10:30pm | ESPN
Central Arkansas at Hawaii | 11:59pm | Facebook
NCAA Football Teams
2019 NCAA Football Schedule
Log into BookMaker Sportsbook and get the best NCAA Football Betting Odds, NCAA Football Betting Articles and information about this and all other sports betting events!
