Week 4 of NCAA Football Betting: A Slightly Drowsy Edition Offers a Few Exciting Match-ups
Utah, known for its top rushing unit, is set to face off against Texas Tech in an exciting game scheduled for Saturday at 12:00 p.m. at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, UT. Both teams remain undefeated with a 3-0 record, and the matchup promises to be a thrilling contest.
The money line for the game favors Utah with odds of -156, while Texas Tech can be backed at +130. According to ESPN Analytics, Utah has a 65% chance of securing victory, a slight edge over their opponents.
Meanwhile, in the Big Ten, Illinois and Indiana are set to clash, with the spread favoring Indiana at -6.5. The money line for this game sees Indiana as a strong favorite at -230, compared to Illinois' +188. ESPN Analytics predicts a 62% chance of victory for Indiana. The total for this game is set at 52.5 points.
In another notable matchup, Notre Dame is a heavy favorite against their opponents, with a 93% chance of victory according to ESPN Analytics. The money line for this game is not yet available, but the total has been set at 57.5 points.
Elsewhere, Florida and Miami are set to square off, with the spread favoring Miami at -7.5. The money line for this game sees Miami as a strong favorite at -295, compared to Florida's +235. ESPN Analytics predicts a 75% chance of victory for Miami. The total for this game is set at 51.5 points.
The winner of the Texas Tech vs. Utah game could gain a significant advantage in the Big 12 standings, while the outcomes of the Illinois vs. Indiana and Florida vs. Miami games could impact the Big Ten and ACC standings, respectively.
In other news, several coaches have taken on new roles for the 2025 NCAA College Football season. Hugh Freeze will be coaching at Auburn, facing pressure after recent losing seasons, while Sam Pittman will be at Arkansas, Brent Venables at Oklahoma, and Brent Pry at a yet-to-be-determined team. Coaching changes are expected for 25 to 30 teams this season.
It is important to note that in New York State, wagers on NCAA competitions happening within the state are prohibited, as are wagers on any college squads that operate within the state. Individual player props on college contests are also restricted under New York State law.
The game between Texas Tech and Utah, as well as the Illinois vs. Indiana and Florida vs. Miami games, will be broadcast on Fox Sports.
