2019 College Football Week 4 Parlay Picks

Clemson and Alabama are holding true to expected form so far in the 2019 college football season, and they remain the top two favorites to win the national championship. One contender that has slid down the odds lists is Michigan, who looked serviceable against Middle Tennessee and then needed overtime to beat Army. Their odds of making the College Football Playoff were at 41%, according to FPI, at the regular season, but now they sit at 1.4%. Ohio State has shot up from 6% to 44% after annihilating Florida Atlantic, Cincinnati and Indiana. UCF has increased from 0.1% to 8.5% after routing Stanford, and Wisconsin has gone from 0% to 12% on the basis of their first three weeks. We have some parlay picks from college football for you to consider as part of your sports betting for the weekend ahead. Boost your winnings by taking on the additional college football week 4 odds that come with betting on two games at the same time! Home teams are in all caps.

2019 College Football Week 4 Parlay Picks

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Big Ten Special

WISCONSIN (-3) over Michigan

Wisconsin has not permitted a single point yet this season, but they have scored 110. They routed South Florida, 49-0, down in the Sunshine State in their opener, and they came home to put up 61 on Central Michigan. They come out of their bye week to host Michigan, who has had a hard time dealing with iffy competition. Michigan has not played well in clutch games under Jim Harbaugh, and it’s hard not to see the Badgers imposing their will on the Wolverines early. Give me Wisconsin to win and cover.

NORTHWESTERN (+8) over Michigan State

The Spartans only scored seven points against Arizona State — at home. Arizona State also gave up seven points to Kent State and Sacramento State. We were high on Michigan State coming into the season, thanks to their starting quarterback returning from injury, but their offense has been dismal so far this year. Northwestern also has a hard time scoring, and their defense is stout, but it is hard to see Michigan State covering this spread, especially on the road. So I’m taking Northwestern to cover

SEC Sensations

TEXAS A&M (-4) over Auburn

This line started at 2 ½ points and has moved to four thanks to early action on the Aggies. Auburn came back to beat Oregon and has won two straight since, routing Kent State by 39 this past weekend. Texas A&M rolled over Lamar, 62-3, last weekend. Auburn comes to College Station ranked eighth in the Associated Press poll, and the Aggies sit at #17. Auburn has never lost at Texas A&M in three matchups, and Auburn has a two-game winning streak in the series. Auburn will not have safety Smoke Monday for the first half, as he has to complete a targeting suspension, and talented wide receiver Seth Williams remains questionable due to a shoulder injury. Auburn struggled to put away Tulane last week, winning 24-6, and it is hard not to see the Aggies breaking through here. I like Texas A&M to win and cover.

LSU (-23) over VANDERBILT

LSU fans have been waiting for a quarterback who can throw the ball down the field, and Joe Burrow seems to be the answer. The Tigers have averaged 55 points per game so far in 2019, including a 45-point performance in a win over Texas in Austin. Vanderbilt’s defense will provide plenty of opportunities for Burrow to find receivers down the field, and the LSU defense should be able to keep Vanderbilt from doing much damage in this one. I’m taking LSU to win and cover.