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Week 4’s Thursday Night Football game is going to be a doozy of a battle, as the San Francisco 49ers are going to take on the St. Louis Rams. These two teams could go back and forth with each other in the NFC West all season long. This is a crucial one for San Fran especially, which already lost a road game in division once this year from just two weeks ago. QB Colin Kaepernick and the gang have still looked good aside from that game against the Seahawks, but this is a big test on the road against a team that is ready for a bounceback after losing two straight suspect games. If St. Louis is going to get back into the chase in the NFC West, this is a game that it has to win. However, the Week 4 odds suggest that the 49ers are going to end up being at their best in this one, as they are favored by 3.5.

Fast forwarding to Sunday, we see that there are plenty of games that are expected to be close. In fact, there is only one game on the NFL opening lines where one team is favored by more than 7.5 points over another team, and that’s the clash on the road when the Denver Broncos take on the Philadelphia Eagles. QB Peyton Manning and the gang have looked great through two games thus far this year, and this should merely be a bump in the road. We’ll have to see how Head Coach Chip Kelly can get his team ready with an extended week of practice. Remember that this is the first time this year that the Eagles are playing a game on more than just five days of rest plus a day of travel, and they could be much better because of it. That said, going all the way to Mile High isn’t going to be fun for anyone this year, and it’s not surprising that in spite of that fact, the Eagles are getting 13. It’s going to be tough for this offense to get going in the thin air unless it is appropriately trained, and this is one thing that Kelly and QB Michael Vick couldn’t possibly be getting ready for in the City of Brotherly Love.

The only other game featuring NFL point spreads of greater than 6 is when the Indianapolis Colts, who look much better offensively with RB Trent Richardson in the fold, head to the Sunshine State to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jacksonville has now been blown out by double digits in three straight games to start the season, and there is no turning back in this one. The Jags are +7.5, and this is a number that could get worse as the week goes on.

The one common thread that is apparent in Week 4 is the fact th that there are a ton of games that feature road favorites of varying degrees. We’ve already spoken about the Colts, but the Cincinnati Bengals are -5 at the Dawg Pound against the suddenly inspiring Cleveland Browns. Leave it up to Cleveland to trade its best player in RB Trent Richardson and find a way to win the next week with a backup quarterback. QB Brian Hoyer threw for 321 yards and three TDs last week, and that might create some real quarterback controversy for the Browns regardless of whether QB Brandon Weeden is healthy or not. Cincy is -5, but these divisional road games are always particularly tough, especially in the AFC North.

The Baltimore Ravens, fresh off of their upset over the Houston Texans last week, are going to be heading on the road this week to take on the Buffalo Bills, who badly need a win if they are going to stick around as potential contenders for the playoffs in the AFC. Baltimore is giving 4.5-points in spite of the fact that its offense really hasn’t done all that much impressive this year.

Perhaps the oddest spots for road favorites this week are on the West Coast against AFC West teams. Oh sure, the Dallas Cowboys have done everything that they can to deserve being -2 against the San Diego Chargers, but an 0-3 team traveling across the country is a favorite? That’s the situation that the Washington Redskins are in against the Oakland Raiders. Be very wary of this one, especially knowing that the buzzards are already starting to swarm around Head Coach Mike Shanahan.

The best game of the day on Sunday featuring a road favorite is the clash between the Seattle Seahawks and the Houston Texans. The Seahawks are looking the part of the best team in football right now, but this is a tough road trip against a Houston team that needs to prove that it can stick with the big boys. Remember last season when the Texans beat up the Ravens by 30 at home? This could be the same type of game if the Seahawks aren’t careful. That said, even on the road, Seattle is giving a field goal, and that could be a recipe for disaster for the visitors.

Elsewhere on Sunday on the NFL betting lines… The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are -3 against the Arizona Cardinals. The Kansas City Chiefs are six-point favorites to improve to 4-0 against the already 0-3 New York Giants. The Tennessee Titans are -5.5 at home against the New York Jets as well.

Sunday Night Football in Week 4 pits the New England Patriots up against the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons still don’t totally look right, but they are going against a New England team that really hasn’t faced any quality opponent this year. On the road in primetime is going to be quite the test for QB Tom Brady and the gang, though we fully expect to see TE Rob Gronkowski back in this game for the Pats. That could be the great equalizer. New England is just a pick ’em in this clash of two teams that were expected to challenge on the Super Bowl odds this year.

On Monday Night Football, the New Orleans Saints are giving 4.5 to the Miami Dolphins. These two teams both missed out on the playoffs last year, but there is no doubt that both teams are going to be in a position to challenge this year in their respective divisions. Points could be aplenty in this one, especially knowing that QB Drew Brees is just 300 passing yards away from tying the record for the most consecutive 300+ yard games in NFL history. Brees is currently at eight. The NFL record is nine.

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Week 4 NFL Point Spreads for Thursday, September 26th
101 San Francisco 49ers -3
102 St. Louis Rams +3
Over/Under 42

Week 4 NFL Spreads for Sunday, September 29th (1:00 ET Kickoffs)
199 Pittsburgh Steelers -2.5
200 Minnesota Vikings +2.5
Over/Under 42

201 Baltimore Ravens -3
202 Buffalo Bills +3
Over/Under 44.5

203 Cincinnati Bengals -4
204 Cleveland Browns +4
Over/Under 42

205 Indianapolis Colts -7.5
206 Jacksonville Jaguars +7.5
Over/Under 42.5

207 Seattle Seahawks -2.5
208 Houston Texans +2.5
Over/Under 41.5

209 Arizona Cardinals +2
210 Tampa Bay Buccaneers -2
Over/Under 41

211 Chicago Bears +3
212 Detroit Lions -3
Over/Under 47.5

213 New York Giants +4.5
214 Kansas City Chiefs -4.5
Over/Under 44

NFL Week 4 Betting Lines for Sunday, September 29th (4:00 ET Kickoffs)
215 New York Jets +3.5
216 Tennesese Titans -3.5
Over/Under 39

217 Dallas Cowboys -2
218 San Diego Chargers +2
Over/Under 46.5

219 Washington Redskins -3
220 Oakland Raiders +3
Over/Under 43.5

221 Philadelphia Eagles +11
222 Denver Broncos -11
Over/Under 57.5

Sunday Night Football Week 4 Odds for Sunday, September 29th
223 New England Patriots +2
224 Atlanta Falcons -2
Over/Under 49.5

Monday Night Football Week 4 Lines for Monday, September 30th
225 Miami Dolphins +6.5
226 New Orleans Saints -6.5
Over/Under 48

Week 4 of the 2012 college football campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2012 Week 4 NCAA football lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 4 college football lines. Be sure to check out the free NCAA football picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend!

We are going to have our first week of college football betting action with three weekday games before the main course kicks off on Saturday. The first of those games is in the MAC, and it pits the Buffalo Bulls against the Kent State Golden Flashes. Neither of these teams really have all that great of an offense, but neither has much of a defense either. There is a big difference between these clubs starting at 2-1 or 1-2, and one will be in each position when this one is over. This one starts the week with Buffalo at -3 on the NCAA football betting odds.

On Thursday night, the Boise State Broncos and BYU Cougars are going to battle it out in a clash of teams that want to have an impact on the BCS chase. The truth of the matter is that neither one of these teams is likely to do it, but this is certainly an elimination game for two teams that have already suffered one loss. Boise State will have the edge playing on the Smurf Turf. Both teams are coming off of a short week, but it just feels like BYU had a bit of the stuffing knocked out of it last week when it was beaten by its rivals from Utah. Boise State is laying 7.5 to open the week up.

Friday night is going to be a doozy that we are really looking forward to watching on the college football TV schedule. The Louisiana Monroe have already proven that they can play with the big boys in the SEC, and this is going to be the third straight game against a team from the AQ conferences. Baylor is right on the verge of the Top 25 once again, but this is going to be a heck of a fight, as it is the most important game in the history of the Warhawks program. Expect to see QB Nick Florence and QB Kolton Browning shooting it out in the Bayou. Baylor is getting the initial nod by 7.5-points, but it will be interesting to see what happens with this pointspread as the week goes on.

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It shouldn’t be all that much of a surprise that the number of massive, massive favorites has come down quite a bit over the course of the last few days, as there is only one team in an FBS vs. FBS game that is favored by more than 34.5 points. That title goes to the Alabama Crimson Tide, who are the No. 2 team in the nation in terms of point differential this year. Alabama is just steamrolling everyone that it runs up against, and the Florida Atlantic Owls shouldn’t be all that much of an exception. This is the first time this year that we have seen an FBS vs. FBS game feature a CFB pointspread this big though, as Alabama is laying 50 to the Sun Belt cellar dwellers.

Honorable mentions go out to the Mississippi State Bulldogs, who are -34.5 against the South Alabama Jaguars, and the Ohio State Buckeyes, who are -37.5 against the UAB Blazers.

The big time games of the weekend are all featuring point spreads that really could be dangerous for the big time teams.

We’ll start at the top of the rotation schedule with the Florida State Seminoles. They haven’t had a great history against the Clemson Tigers, and this year might not be all that much of an exception. However, what we have to note about FSU, is that this might be the only game this year in which it has to play a ranked team at the time of the game between the two teams. QB Tajh Boyd knows what it takes to beat the Noles, and Head Coach Dabo Swinney does have a win here at Doak Campbell Stadium to his credit in his career. In a game that likely could (and should) decide the winner of the ACC Atlantic Division, Florida State is -14 in primetime.

Does that 14-point spread look familiar? It’s the same number that the Oklahoma Sooners are giving to the Kansas State Wildcats. Many are thinking that this game could be an upset, though last year, with KSU still nursing an undefeated season at the time, the Sooners came to Manhattan and absolutely drubbed the Cats. Could payback be in store? QB Collin Klein and his band of purple and grey clad men are going to hope so, but as the CFB odds show, it is going to be a long, uphill climb in primetime in Norman.

The Notre Dame Fighting Irish have to think that this is the year that they can legitimately fight for the BCS National Championship. If they run the table, they’ll be hard to keep out, but they have a big time test this week against the Michigan Wolverines. The Golden Domers have already proven that they can beat the Michigan State Spartans on the road, but this is going to be a far more interesting test against a team that has such a dynamic quarterback in QB Denard Robinson. Notre Dame is laying seven, but either way, this is expected to be a heck of a close game.

The Oregon Ducks figure to be able to romp to another Pac-12 victory this week when they take on the Arizona Wildcats, but already, we have seen some major confidence in the U of A. These two teams average right at 1,200 yards per game between them, and they are sure to be squads that are ready to put some major points on the board. Oregon is starting off by laying 23.5 of them, but that line opened at 27 on Sunday afternoon and immediately dropped before the rest of the online sportsbooks opened up. This could be a game that is a lot more interesting than the college football point spread suggests.

Down in the great state of Alabama, the Tigers from Auburn will battle the Tigers from LSU in the first real test of the year for the Bayou Bengals. LSU is laying 18.5, and that’s a heck of a lot for a team to be giving on the road in a conference game with a true freshman making his first ever big time road start.

If you’re looking for some proof that some Top 10 teams from the start of the year have really fallen flat, look at the Wisconsin Badgers and Arkansas Razorbacks. They both would have been at least three touchdown favorites, and Arkansas would have probably been a five TD favorite this week at the outset of the season, but now, the Badgers are laying just 16 to the lowly UTEP Miners, while the Hogs are giving five to the Rutgers Scarlet Knights.

We also want to point out that the Minnesota Golden Gophers are one of the three teams in the Big Ten that still have spotless records this year. We know that the Buckeyes are going to improve to 4-0, but Minnesota could as well. The Gophers are laying two to the Syracuse Orange in what really might be a crucial game to the bowl hopes of both clubs.

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Week 4 College Football Betting Lines for Wednesday, 9/19/12

301 Kent State Golden Flashes +3.5
302 Buffalo Bulls -3.5
Over/Under 52

NCAA Football Lines for Week 4 for Thursday, 9/20/12

305 BYU Cougars +7.5
306 Boise State Broncos -7.5
Over/Under 48.5

College Football Point Spreads for Week 4 for Friday, 9/21/12

307 Baylor Bears -8.5
308 Louisiana Monroe Warhawks +8.5
Over/Under 70

Week 4 NCAA Football Odds for Saturday, 9/22/12

309 Army Black Knights +7
310 Wake Forest Demon Deacons -7
Over/Under 54.5

311 Clemson Tigers +14.5
312 Florida State Seminoles -14.5
Over/Under 55

313 South Florida Bulls -9
314 Ball State Falcons +9
Over/Under 58

315 Memphis Tigers +23.5
316 Duke Blue Devils -23.5
Over/Under 62.5

317 Eastern Michigan Eagles +31
318 Michigan State Spartans -31
Over/Under 49.5

319 Bowling Green Falcons +16.5
320 Virginia Tech Hokies -16.5
Over/Under 47.5

321 Central Michigan Chippewas +14.5
322 Iowa Hawkeyes -14.5
Over/Under 48.5

323 UAB Blazers +36.5
324 Ohio State Buckeyes -36.5
Over/Under 58

325 East Carolina Pirates +15
326 North Carolina Tar Heels -15
Over/Under 63

327 Temple Owls +7.5
328 Penn State Nittany Lions -7.5
Over/Under 43

329 Maryland Terrapins +26
330 West Virginia Mountaineers -26
Over/Under 59

331 UTEP Miners +18
332 Wisconsin Badgers -18
Over/Under 51

333 Massachusetts Minutemen +23.5
334 Miami Redhawks -23.5
Over/Under 49

335 Vanderbilt Commodores +14.5
336 Georgia Bulldogs -14.5
Over/Under 50

337 Utah State Aggies -12.5
338 Colorado State Rams +12.5
Over/Under 52.5

339 Rutgers Scarlet Knights +9.5
340 Arkansas Razorbacks -9.5
Over/Under 50.5

341 Fresno State Bulldogs +6.5
342 Tulsa Golden Hurricane -6.5
Over/Under 68

343 Marshall Thundering Herd -3
344 Rice Owls +3
Over/Under 70.5

345 Kansas Jayhawks +8.5
346 Northern Illinois Huskies -8.5
Over/Under 52.5

347 Arizona Wildcats +21.5
348 Oregon Ducks -21.5
Over/Under 79

349 Oregon State Beavers +7.5
350 UCLA Bruins -7.5
Over/Under 51.5

351 Virginia Cavaliers +18
352 TCU Horned Frogs -18
Over/Under 54.5

353 Cal Golden Bears +16.5
354 USC Trojans -16.5
Over/Under 58

355 Colorado Buffaloes +20
356 Washington State Cougars -20
Over/Under 58.5

357 LSU Tigers -20.5
358 Auburn Tigers +20.5
Over/Under 48.5

359 Miami Hurricanes +14
360 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets -14
Over/Under 61.5

361 Wyoming Cowboys +2.5
362 Idaho Vandals -2.5
Over/Under 50

363 Kentucky Wildcats +23
364 Florida Gators -23
Over/Under 53

365 Connecticut Huskies +1
366 Western Michigan Broncos -1
Over/Under 41.5

367 Missouri Tigers +10.5
368 South Carolina Gamecocks -10.5
Over/Under 48

369 Michigan Wolverines +6
370 Notre Dame Fighting Irish -6
Over/Under 49.5

371 Syracuse Orange -1
372 Minnesota Golden Gophers +1
Over/Under 54

373 Kansas State Wildcats +16.5
374 Oklahoma Sooners -16.5
Over/Under 56.5

375 New Mexico Lobos +6
376 New Mexico State Aggies -6
Over/Under 55.5

377 Akron Zips +33
378 Tennessee Volunteers -33
Over/Under 65

379 Ole Miss Rebels -19
380 Tulane Green Wave +19
Over/Under 54.5

381 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs +3
382 Illinois Fighting Illini -3
Over/Under 62.5

383 Utah Utes +6
384 Arizona State Sun Devils -6
Over/Under 50

385 San Jose State Spartans +2.5
386 San Diego State Aztecs -2.5
Over/Under 53

387 Air Force Falcons -10.5
388 UNLV Runnin’ Rebels +10.5
Over/Under 55

389 Nevada Wolf Pack -7
390 Hawaii Warriors +7
Over/Under 62.5

391 Florida Atlantic Owls +48.5
392 Alabama Crimson Tide -48.5
Over/Under 58

393 Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles +3.5
394 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers -3.5
Over/Under 48

395 Troy Trojans -2
396 North Texas Mean Green +2
Over/Under 62

397 Louisville Cardinals -13.5
398 Florida International Golden Panthers -13.5
Over/Under 53.5

399 South Alabama Jaguars +34
400 Mississippi State Bulldogs -34
Over/Under 49

441 South Dakota Coyotes +29.5
442 Northwestern Wildcats -29.5

443 Norfolk State Spartans +29
444 Ohio Bobcats -29

445 South Carolina State Bulldogs +51
446 Texas A&M Aggies -51

447 Idaho State Bengals +46
448 Nebraska Cornhuskers -46

449 Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks +4.5
450 Texas State Bobcats -4.5

451 VMI Keydets +40.5
452 Navy Midshipmen -40.5

453 Gardner Webb Bulldogs +46
454 Pittsburgh Panthers -46

455 The Citadel Bulldogs +14
456 North Carolina State Wolfpack -14

457 Alcorn State Braves +46
458 Arkansas State Red Wolves -46

459 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers +31.5
460 Toledo Rockets -31.5

Fantasy Football picks are here at Bankroll Sports this year, and we are going to try to make the most of your NFL props betting options at BoDog Sportsbook by giving you some of the best fantasy football sleepers in Week 4!

Nate Washington vs. Cleveland Browns
Washington is going to be a popular pickup this week with this being the first game that WR Kenny Britt being out of the lineup. We’re really not all that sure that QB Matt Hasselbeck has the ability to keep this up over the course of the rest of the season, but what we do know is that for the first three weeks, he has slung the ball all over the field. Washington hasn’t slacked this year, as he does have 21 catches and a TD on the season. Cleveland’s defense is probably better than those of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Denver Broncos, but we wouldn’t be surprised to see a dozen targets for Washington this week against the Browns on the road, especially if the Titans are trailing.

Houston Texans D/ST vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
One would think that the Texans would be a poor play this week, just as they were last week. They were worth negative points in most leagues, but we know that this could be a significantly different week against the Steelers. The Pittsburgh offense just hasn’t looked all that sharp this year, especially knowing that QB Ben Roethlisberger has only thrown one TD pass in each of his first three games. That being said, the way that you beat these Texans is by running the ball straight up the gut. Sure, Pittsburgh does that better than any team in the league, but when you’re behind, as it was against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1, things become a heck of a lot harder. Roethlisberger and the Steelers turned it over seven times against Baltimore that week, and Big Ben felt a ton of pressure. The blitz packages for the Texans should produce a ton of sacks this week as well, and if that’s the case, we wouldn’t be surprised to see this unit put a huge number on the board for fantasy owners.

Andy Dalton and Andre Caldwell vs. Buffalo Bills
At some point, the Bills are going to lose a game, and though this doesn’t seem like the likeliest of options in the world, we know that it could be a good matchup for the hosts. Buffalo’s secondary has struggled at times this year, and though we don’t fault it for allowing so many yards and points to QB Tom Brady and company, watching QB Jason Campbell tear this secondary to shreds was a different story. Now, with WR Jerome Simpson likely not suiting in this one, Dalton is going to have to find another receiver to throw to. Caldwell had a dozen targets last week, and though he only had six catches, it was a clear sign that he is becoming one of the favored targets for the rookie to use. He could be a great red zone option as well, and at the rate that the Bills give up yards and points, that could, and should be good news for both of these Bengals.

Jacoby Jones vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
We’re heading back to that Houston/Pittsburgh game for our last fantasy sleeper of the week. The Texans are throwing the ball and throwing it a lot this week. That’s a given. After all, it takes a special, special back to run on the Steelers, and we don’t think that either RB Ben Tate or a banged up RB Arian Foster is going to be able to get the job done. Starting WR Andre Johnson is a duh statement, though the Pittsburgh secondary with DB Ike Taylor has done a respectable job against top receivers this year. It’s those second receivers that have us terrified against an otherwise weak Steelers secondary. Last week, both Pierre Garcon and Austin Collie had better weeks than Reggie Wayne. That being said, with Jones, not only are you getting another receiving option in a high powered offense, but you’re also getting a punt returner. There might be a hidden TD in there as well that you don’t normally see on the stat sheet if you get lucky.

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Week 4 of the 2010 NFL campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2010 Week 4 NFL lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 4 NFL odds. Be sure to check out the free NFL picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend…

At the end of Monday Night Football, only either two or three teams will be left amongst the ranks of the unbeaten both SU and ATS. One of the two, the Pittsburgh Steelers, are in action this week, while the other, the Kansas City Chiefs, are enjoying their bye.

The Steelers will be playing in their fourth and final NFL betting affair on Sunday without the services of QB Ben Roethlisberger. Fourth string QB Charlie Batch has played well in limited time and guided the team to a pair of victories. For a team that many thought would start the year at 1-3 or even 0-4, Pittsburgh is playing with house money right now. That can be parlayed into a two game lead in the AFC North this weekend with a win over the Baltimore Ravens parlayed with some help in the form of a loss by the Cincinnati Bengals. Either way, a victory at home over the Ravens would really open up the flood gates for an interesting second portion of the season, as Baltimore would be dropped to just 1-2 in divisional play and clearly behind the 8-ball in terms of getting to the postseason. The Ravens are short 1.5 point underdogs in Sunday’s big clash.

Also in divisional play, the Miami Dolphins are going to have to rebound quickly this week from their Sunday Night Football loss at the hands of the New York Jets. For the second straight week, they’ll be playing in primetime on Monday Night Football against the New England Patriots, who have plenty of questions to answers defensively right now. The oddsmakers are calling this one just too tough to make a week 4 line here; this one is set at a pick ’em.

However, when you’re talking about combining drama with NFL divisional rivalries, you can’t look any further than the City of Brotherly Love on Sunday afternoon. In a game that many around the country will see, the Philadelphia Eagles, led by the suddenly resurgent QB Michael Vick, will welcome to town an old friend, QB Donovan McNabb and the Washington Redskins. Not only do these two teams hate each other, but the loser will drop to just 1-3 on the season and could already effectively be out of the playoff picture.

The biggest favorites of NFL Week 4 lines are the New Orleans Saints. With a lack of a running game coming up to bite them in the rear on Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons, the Saints will look to rebound with a ‘W’ against the struggling Carolina Panthers, who are the only team on the season that has yet to cover a spread. Carolina could be ready to make a coaching move if this game doesn’t go well, as HC John Fox is in the final year of his deal and the franchise clearly isn’t happy with the direction the team is going in.

The highest ‘total’ of the weekend involves the Indianapolis Colts and the Jacksonville Jaguars, as that number is set at 46.5. The lowest of the weekend, to no surprise, is the duel in Steeltown between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Baltimore Ravens, which has been lined at just 35.

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Current Week 4 Lines for Sunday, 10/3/10

199 Denver Broncos +6.5
200 Tennessee Titans -6.5
Over/Under 41.5

201 Baltimore Ravens +1.5
202 Pittsburgh Steelers -1.5
Over/Under 35

203 Cincinnati Bengals -3.5
204 Cleveland Browns +3.5
Over/Under 38

205 Detroit Lions OTB
206 Green Bay Packers OTB
Over/Under OTB

207 Carolina Panthers +13.5
208 New Orleans Saints -13.5
Over/Under 45.5

209 San Francisco 49ers +7
210 Atlanta Falcons -7
Over/Under 41.5

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211 Seattle Seahawks -1
212 St. Louis Rams +1
Over/Under 38.5

213 New York Jets -5.5
214 Buffalo Bills +5.5
Over/Under 37

215 Indianapolis Colts -8.5
216 Jacksonville Jaguars +8.5
Over/Under 46.5

217 Houston Texans -3.5
218 Oakland Raiders +3.5
Over/Under 44

219 Arizona Cardinals +9
220 San Diego Chargers -9
Over/Under 46

221 Washington Redskins +6.5
222 Philadelphia Eagles -6.5
Over/Under 42

223 Chicago Bears OTB
224 New York Giants OTB
Over/Under OTB

Week 4 Odds for Monday, 10/4/10

225 New England Patriots pk
226 Miami Dolphins pk
Over/Under 45.5

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Week 4 of the 2010 college football campaign is going to get underway this weekend. Below you will find the current list of 2010 Week 4 NCAA football lines and spreads along with a breakdown of the Week 4 college football lines. Be sure to check out the free NCAA football picks from the expert handicappers at Bankroll Sports this weekend!

The Miami Hurricanes and Pittsburgh Panthers are going to kick off the NCAA football betting weekend on Thursday night from the Steel City in a game that pits two former conference foes against each other. Both teams are 1-1 this season and both are coming off of bye weeks. Needless to say, these two squads are incredibly evenly matched, even in the Heisman Trophy race. Both Miami QB Jacory Harris and U-Pitt RB Dion Lewis are dark horse candidates as Heisman Trophy picks as well.

On Friday night, the TCU Horned Frogs could get one of their sterner tests of the season when they take on the SMU Mustangs in an instate rivalry. The other mid-major player for the National Championship, the Boise State Broncos, will open up their 2010 home slate at the Smurf Turf when they take on the Oregon State Beavers in one of Saturday’s biggest clashes.

The ACC might not have a slew of top teams this year, but there are certainly going to be some interesting matchups to keep an eye on in conference play. The Virginia Tech Hokies didn’t get off to a good start to the season, but head coach Frank Beamer might be able to get his guys ready for a run at the BCS anyway. They’ll start off against the Boston College Eagles. The only undefeated team left in the conference, the NC State Wolfpack, will travel to Atlanta to take on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Top 25 teams are on upset alert across the country on Saturday once again. Leading the way will be the red hot Stanford Cardinal, who are up to #17 in the land and have outscored their foes by 114 points this year. However, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish could just as easily be 3-0 right now as they are 1-2 and will provide a very, very tough task. The undefeated Temple Owls just beat the Connecticut Huskies last week, and they’ll have a chance to do more damage against the Penn State Nittany Lions in Happy Valley. In the Pac-10, the two teams with arguably the best chance of going to the Rose Bowl have tough openers to deal with. The Arizona Wildcats, fresh off of their huge win over the Iowa Hawkeyes, will take on the California Golden Bears at home, while the Oregon Ducks will head to the desert to take on the Arizona State Sun Devils, who came a blocked PAT short of upsetting the Wisconsin Badgers last week.

However, there are three games that all NCAA football betting fans will be glued to this weekend, and all three involve SEC teams.

The LSU Tigers gave up 21 points in the fourth quarter to the North Carolina Tar Heels in Week 1, but if you take that quarter out, they have only conceded 13 for the rest of the season. They’ll have their biggest test of the year against the West Virginia Mountaineers in the late night start in Baton Rouge. Heading into the sea of purple and gold could be devastating for a young quarterback, and QB Geno Smith is about to find out just how tough Cajun Country can be.

In the primetime game of the night, the Auburn Tigers and South Carolina Gamecocks will do battle. War Eagle just barely survived last week against the Clemson Tigers in overtime, while South Carolina is going to be facing its first road test. This will be a great matchup between South Carolina’s stout rush defense, which ranks sixth in the country, and Auburn’s amazing trio of rushers, RB Onterio McCalebb, RB Michael Dyer, and QB Cam Newton.

However, in the main course and what might be one of the best games of the entire season, the Arkansas Razorbacks will face the Alabama Crimson Tide. The Tide have been rolling this year, and with a health RB Mark Ingram in the fold, they’re clearly at full strength. Arkansas escaped by upsetting the NCAA football odds last week “Between the Hedges,” and in the process, QB Ryan Mallett might have made himself the Heisman Trophy betting lines favorite. The winner will have a clear inside track to the SEC West title. Alabama has to be careful not to be looking forward to that battle next week at home against the Florida Gators, as this game could be just as difficult, if not harder than that one will be.

2010 NCAA Football Week 4 Odds @ BetUS Sportsbook (as of 9/24/10):
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Week 4 Lines for Thursday, 9/23/10

301 Miami Hurricanes -4
302 Pittsburgh Panthers +4
Over/Under 50.5

Week 4 Spreads for Friday, 9/24/10

303 TCU Horned Frogs -18
304 SMU Mustangs +18
Over/Under 51

Week 4 Odds for Saturday, 9/25/10

305 Central Michigan Chippewas +6.5
306 Northwestern Wildcats -6.5
Over/Under 51

307 Toledo Rockets +11.5
308 Purdue Boilermakers -11.5
Over/Under 50

309 Bowling Green Falcons +25.5
310 Michigan Wolverines -25.5
Over/Under 57.5

311 Ball State Cardinals +28
312 Iowa Hawkeyes -28
Over/Under 46

313 Eastern Michigan Eagles +44
314 Ohio State Buckeyes -44
Over/Under 57

315 Virginia Tech Hokies -4
316 Boston College Eagles +4
Over/Under 47

317 Temple Owls +14
318 Penn State Nittany Lions -14
Over/Under 43.5

319 NC State Wolfpack +8
320 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets -8
Over/Under 57.5

321 Wake Forest Demon Deacons +20
322 Florida State Seminoles -20
Over/Under 62.5

323 Army Black Knights +6.5
324 Duke Blue Devils -6.5
Over/Under 55.5

325 Buffalo Bulls +20
326 Connecticut Huskies -20
Over/Under 48.5

327 Georgia Bulldogs pk
328 Mississippi State Bulldogs pk
Over/Under 46.5

329 Fresno State Bulldogs +2
330 Mississippi Rebels -2
Over/Under 52.5

331 Miami Redhawks +20
332 Missouri Tigers -20
Over/Under 51.5

333 Air Force Falcons -13.5
334 Wyoming Cowboys +13.5
Over/Under 50

335 UCF Knights +7
336 Kansas State Wildcats -7
Over/Under 45.5

337 Tulane Green Wave +19
338 Houston Cougars -19
Over/Under 56.5

339 Oklahoma Sooners -14
340 Cincinnati Bearcats +14
Over/Under 52

341 Alabama Crimson Tide -7
342 Arkansas Razorbacks +7
Over/Under 56

343 Oregon State Beavers +18
344 Boise State Broncos -18
Over/Under 56

345 Stanford Cardinal -4.5
346 Notre Dame Fighting Irish +4.5
Over/Under 59.5

347 California Golden Bears +6.5
348 Arizona Wildcats -6.5
Over/Under 56.5

349 UCLA Bruins +15.5
350 Texas Longhorns -15.5
Over/Under 43

351 Idaho Vandals -8
352 Colorado State Rams +8
Over/Under 50.5

353 Nevada Wolfpack -4
354 BYU Cougars +4
Over/Under 63

355 USC Trojans -22
356 Washington State Cougars +22
Over/Under 55.5

357 New Mexico State Aggies +23
358 Kansas Jayhawks -23
Over/Under 51

359 Kentucky Wildcats +14
360 Florida Gators -14
Over/Under 49

361 Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles -3.5
362 Louisiana Tech Bulldogs +3.5
Over/Under 55.5

363 UAB Blazers +14
364 Tennessee Volunteers -14
Over/Under 51

365 Akron Zips +22.5
366 Indiana Hoosiers -22.5
Over/Under 57.5

367 Ohio Bobcats +6.5
368 Marshall Thundering Herd -6.5
Over/Under 46

369 South Carolina Gamecocks +3
370 Auburn Tigers -3
Over/Under 46

371 San Jose State Spartans +30.5
372 Utah Utes -30.5
Over/Under 52

373 Utah State Aggies +8.5
374 San Diego State Aztecs -8.5
Over/Under 61.5

375 West Virginia Mountaineers +10
376 LSU Tigers -10
Over/Under 43.5

377 Baylor Bears -7.5
378 Rice Owls +7.5
Over/Under 56.5

379 North Carolina Tar Heels -3
380 Rutgers Scarlet Knights +3
Over/Under 44.5

381 Northern Illinois Huskies +4
382 Minnesota Golden Gophers -4
Over/Under 49.5

383 Memphis Tigers +11.5
384 UTEP Miners -11.5
Over/Under 59.5

385 New Mexico Lobos +10.5
386 UNLV Rebels -10.5
Over/Under 50

387 Oregon Ducks -11.5
388 Arizona State Sun Devils +11.5
Over/Under 57

389 Arkansas State Red Wolves +10.5
390 Troy Trojans -10.5
Over/Under 67

391 Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders -2
392 Louisiana Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns +2
Over/Under 50.5

393 North Texas Mean Green +10
394 Florida Atlantic Owls -10
Over/Under 50

395 Western Kentucky Hilltoppers +28.5
396 South Florida Bulls -28.5
Over/Under 58

397 Florida International Golden Panthers +12
398 Maryland Terrapins -12
Over/Under 44.5