They scored 14 points in the first quarter, following that up with 13 points for the remainder of the game. Iowa “broke out” with 27 points against Nevada last week. They also scored only 7 against Iowa State earlier this season. They scored 7 points against South Dakota State, although those came on field goals and a safety. On the other side, Iowa is relatively hopeless on offense.

They’ll force their opponents to go the length of the entire field, which is something they haven’t been able to do at this point in the season.

Iowa simply doesn’t make mistakes on defense, and they’re content playing a field position game. More importantly, they boast a significantly worse offense than Iowa State or Nevada for this matchup (the Hawkeyes’ previous opponents). Excluding a 66-point performance against Wagner, the Scarlet Knights are averaging 19 points per game this season. The majority of those points (10) came against Iowa State. They’ve allowed 13 points through three games this season. The total dropped by nearly a touchdown from last week, but I don’t see a reason why we aren’t attacking the under again.įirst, Iowa boasts an elite defense. We cashed the under on Iowa the last two weeks, and I’ve mentioned it’s my go-to for college football bets. Where to bet: Under 34 total points | -110 at BetMGM These best college football bets were compiled earlier in the week, so there’s a chance the lines have shifted since publishing this article.

Here we go with our best college football bets for Week 4 of the NCAAF season.Įach of our analysts were asked to list their top two NCAAF picks for the weekend.

Best bets college football week 4