Video: College Football Week 4 Picks & Line Movement Predictions (2024)
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College Football Week 4 Early Picks | Line Movement Predictions (2024)
Seth Woolcock and Scott Bogman are back with y’all for Week 4 of NCAA college football. Week 3 is over, and the boys are back in the saddle for Week 4. They will give you their early lines and predictions for all of their favorite games.
How did you do in Week 3? What are you betting in Week 4? Let us know in the comments below!
College Football Week 4 Early Picks Timestamps:
- Introduction – 0:00:00
- Week 3 Recap – 0:02:18
- Illinois vs. Nebraska – 0:05:07
- NC State vs. Clemson – 0:08:01
- Marshall vs. Ohio State – 0:10:43
- USC vs. Michigan – 0:13:41
- UCLA vs. LSU – 0:16:33
- Utah vs. Oklahoma State – 0:19:08
- Miami vs. South Florida – 0:21:42
- Tennessee vs. Oklahoma – 0:24:47
- Iowa vs. Minnesota – 0:27:44
- Baylor vs. Colorado – 0:30:22
- Kansas State vs. BYU – 0:34:02
- Closing – 0:36:44
College Football Week 4 Early Picks Highlights:
- #24 Illinois @ #22 Nebraska: Nebraska, ranked 22nd, hosts Illinois in a Friday night Big Ten showdown. True freshman quarterback Dylan Raiola has impressed, leading the Cornhuskers to a 3-0 start against the spread, including a decisive 28-10 win over Colorado. Illinois, with quarterback Luke Altmyer throwing six touchdowns without an interception, has also started strong at 3-0 against the spread. Despite Nebraska’s dominance in the series, the eight-and-a-half-point spread feels high for this matchup, given Illinois’ solid performances. A lower-scoring game is expected, making the under an appealing option.
- NC State @ #21 Clemson: Clemson, fresh off a 66-20 win against Appalachian State back in Week 2, enters their Week 4 matchup against NC State as 16.5-point favorites. The Wolfpack have struggled to cover spreads this season, going 0-3 ATS, despite winning straight up. The status of NC State quarterback Grayson McCall, who left last week's game with an injury, is key. Clemson, with two weeks of preparation after a bye, seems to have the edge, especially if McCall is limited or out. The line has already moved significantly in Clemson's favor, and betting on the Tigers early might be the best move.
- Marshall @ #3 Ohio State: Third-ranked Ohio State faces Marshall as 39.5-point favorites, a massive spread even for a powerhouse like the Buckeyes. Ohio State has outscored their opponents 108-6 over two games, showcasing a top-ranked defense and an explosive offense. While Marshall is gritty, they come into this matchup after a 31-4 loss to Virginia Tech and are severely lacking in experience, ranking 118th in returning production. While betting such a large spread is risky, Ohio State should dominate from start to finish. Keep an eye on the over/under line, as Ohio State could cover most of the total points on their own.
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