2026 Week 4 College Football Spreads: Four Marquee Games on Tap

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2026 Week 4 College Football Spreads: Four Marquee Games on Tap

Week 4 of the college football season centers the sport's two premier powerhouses: the SEC and the Big Ten.

There are four major matchups in the SEC, highlighted by Texas at Tennessee, with Oklahoma at Georgia, Ole Miss at Florida and Texas A&M at LSU rounding out the quartet

Meanwhile, the Big Ten answers with its own heavy-hitting matchups, including Iowa at Michigan and a classic West Coast (ummm...Pac-12) showdown as Oregon visits USC. 

NCAAF Week 4 spreads at BetOnline Sports & Casino are subject to change. Check out this week's spreads here:

 

Week 4 Football Lines

 

Thursday, September 24

 

  • Liberty at Coastal Carolina (-1.5)

 

Friday, September 25

 

  • Army at Temple (+3)

 

  • Navy at UAB (+10.5)

 

  • Northwestern at Indiana (-22.5)

 

  • Clemson at California (+1.5)

 

Saturday, September 26

 

  • Houston at Georgia Southern (+19)

 

  • Boise State at Western Michigan (+7.5)

 

  • Texas at Tennessee (+4.5)

 

  • Illinois at Ohio State (-27.5)

 

  • Sam Houston at Texas Tech (-36.5)

 

  • Wake Forest at Louisville (-13.5)

 

  • Colorado at Baylor (-7.5)

 

  • Virginia Tech at Boston College (+14)

 

  • San Diego State at Toledo (-2.5)

 

  • Colorado State at UTSA (-12.5)

 

  • UNLV at Akron (+14)

 

  • Ball State at Kent State (-4)

 

  • South Alabama at Kentucky (-20.5)

 

  • UCLA at Maryland (+2.5)

 

  • Notre Dame at Purdue (+27.5)

 

  • Northern Illinois at Georgia State (-9.5)

 

  • Hawai'i at Wyoming (+3.5)

 

  • Oklahoma at Georgia (-13.5)

 

  • Ole Miss at Florida (-2.5)

 

  • Utah at Iowa State (+11)

 

  • Iowa at Michigan (-5.5)

 

  • TCU at UCF (+3)

 

  • UConn at Miami-Ohio (-5)

 

  • New Mexico at New Mexico State (+13.5)

 

  • Vanderbilt at Auburn (-9)

 

  • Wisconsin at Penn State (-10)

 

  • Nebraska at Michigan State (+6.5)

 

  • South Florida at Bowling Green (+16.5)

 

  • Delaware at Virginia (-20.5)

 

  • James Madison at Old Dominion (+4)

 

  • Central Michigan at Miami (-42)

 

  • Louisiana at Charlotte (+14)

 

  • South Carolina at Alabama (-12)

 

  • Kansas State at Cincinnati (+6.5)

 

  • Oklahoma State at West Virginia (-2.5)

 

  • Southern Miss at Tulane (-19)

 

  • Kennesaw State at Arkansas State (-5)

 

  • Middle Tennessee at Jacksonville State (-9)

 

  • Texas A&M at LSU (-8.5)

 

  • Oregon at USC (+2.5)

 

  • Arizona at Washington State (+13)

 

  • Troy at Utah State (-2.5)

 

  • Appalachian State at NC State (-14)

 

  • Missouri at Mississippi State (-3.5)

 

  • Tulsa at Arkansas (-7)

 

  • Florida Atlantic at UL Monroe (+13.5)

 

  • Missouri State at SMU (-34.5)

 

  • Oregon State at UTEP (+12.5)

 

  • Massachusetts at Sacramento State (+6.5)

 

  • Rice at Fresno State (-12.5)

 

  • Georgia Tech at Stanford (+5)

 

  • Air Force at Nevada (+5)

 

  • Minnesota at Washington (-9.5)

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