NCAA Football Week 4 Must Bet Games – 2018 Season

While every week in the college football season delivers a great batch of must bet games, those match-ups are generally found in the Power 5 conferences. We are going a little off the beaten path in NCAA Football Week 4 of the season, as we believe that the best game of the week sits outside of that group. That’s not to say that the Power 5 has nothing to offer in Week 4 of the 2018 season, because they most certainly do. It’s just that they sometimes need to take a backseat, which is what we think they will be doing here. Let’s get right to the best games to bet on the NCAAF calendar in Week 4. Be sure to check out the odds for NCAA Football Week 4 once it comes around.

NCAA Football Week 4 Must Bet Games – 2018 Season

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Florida Atlantic Owls vs UCF Knights

One of the biggest stories of the 2017 college football season was the unbeaten run of the UCF Knights, a run that left them as self-proclaimed champions of college football. The argument against the Knights was that they would get killed by a good Power 5 team, but they then went out and beat Auburn in the Peach Bowl. You now have to wonder what they can possibly do for an encore in 2018. There were a lot of people who were more than a little skeptical when Lane Kiffin took over as head coach of the Owls, but you have to say that he has done a good job, including leading them to 11 wins last season. This should be a highly entertaining game to watch in Week 4.

Texas A&M Aggies vs Alabama Crimson Tide

While the expectation is that the national champions will be back on top in the SEC West this season, it should be noted that there are a few potential slip-up games ahead of them this coming season. I would suggest that their Week 4 meeting with Texas A&M is one such game. The Aggies shelled out a lot of money to lure coach Jimbo Fisher away from Florida State, and when you are spending in the region of $75 million, you are expecting some immediate returns. Realistically, the Aggies are probably looking at 7 or 8 wins this year, but they are not going to be an easy team to put away.

Stanford Cardinal vs Oregon Ducks

If we are being honest, the PAC 12 has been more than a little disappointing over the past few seasons but had a particularly down year in 2017. In total, 9 teams from the conference went to a bowl game, with only one managing a win. The Stanford Cardinal should once again be the best in the North Division, although there are signs that the Oregon Ducks are on the rise again. We will get a look at just how good or bad, Oregon might be this season when they take on the Cardinal in Week 4 of the season. This could have a huge impact on the overall division standings.

TCU Horned Frogs vs Texas Longhorns

There is nothing quite like an in-state rivalry in college football, and it gets even bigger when that match-up is in Texas. This is a meeting that has been particularly one-sided over the past few seasons, with the Horned Frogs winning each of the last 4 games, with 3 of them in blowout fashion. Last season, TCU beat Texas 24-7, the closest score in quite some time, which may well have signaled that the Longhorns and clawing their way back to respectability under new head coach Tom Herman. Let’s hope for an even closer game this year.