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Vaughn Dalzell breaks down his Week 4 College Football card that includes a top 15 matchup between Oklahoma State and Utah, plus Iowa at Minnesota and more!
#22 Iowa (-2.5) at Minnesota: O/U 35.5
Minnesota won 12-10 at Iowa last season to break an eight-game winning streak in the series for the Hawkeyes. Despite blowing Week 2 with a loss against Iowa State, Iowa is the better team and will show it on Saturday.
The Gophers have Max Brosmer at quarterback this year. Brodmrt has a 68.8 completion percentage on 77 throws this year and -5 rushing yards on 22 carries along with seven sacks.is impressive
Both teams will be very ground-dependent here and special teams will be a factor. However, I don’t think Iowa will be affected much by the road atmosphere and the Hawkeyes come away with a victory.
Iowa has won four straight at Minnesota with the Gophers scoring 17 total points in the last two meetings. The Iowa defense is even better than its last two to four seasons. Give me the Hawkeyes on the ML at -135 odds as my best bet.
Pick: Iowa ML (2u)
*odds courtesy of BetMGM
Nico Iamaleava Over 248.5 Passing Yards vs. Oklahoma
#6 Tennessee versus #15 Oklahoma will be one of the most bet games on Saturday’s loaded Week 4 slate, but the best bet in this game is centered around a player prop on the Vols quarterback, Nico Iamaleava.
Iamaleava hasn’t even been unleashed yet this season despite racking up 698 passing yards, 6 TDs to 2 INTs, the 22nd-best QBR (80.7), and a 71.6 completion percentage to go along with the No. 1 scoring offense in the country at 63.6 points per game.
Haters will say two of the three games have come against Chattanooga and Kent State, but what about #23 ranked NC State (211 passing yards, 3 total TDs)? This can be the outing that Iamaleava is thrown into the fire and his 248.5 prop should look closer to 275…
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Publish date : 2024-09-20 10:46:14
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