Week 4 College Football Parlays: Florida, Oregon, and More
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Week 4 College Football Parlays: Florida, Oregon, and More

Kody Malstrom shares three college football parlays, including moneylines and spreads, to get you in on the action in Week 4.

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Fresh off an impressive win over LSU, Ole Miss travels to Gainesville to battle it out against Florida in a contest that could drastically shake up the playoff picture. Speaking of the playoffs, Tulsa has a great opportunity to add an impressive win to the resume, making the Golden Hurricane an intriguing addition to the two-team underdog moneyline parlay.

College Football Parlays for Week 4

Reminder: When placing a wager on a parlay, every leg must cash or else the bet as a whole will be graded as a loss.

Florida ML/Oregon ML (+167, FanDuel)

In a highly anticipated matchup against LSU, Ole Miss was able to get revenge on Lane Kiffin, beating the Tigers 32-24. Trinidad Chambliss was dynamic in the Rebels' win, throwing for 363 yards and one touchdown while punching in another score with his legs. Kewan Lacy was also unstoppable on the ground, averaging nearly five yards per carry.

While the Rebels' offense has thrived, the defense has struggled to play at a competitive level, making it difficult to pull away. Heading into Saturday, the Rebels will be vulnerable to falling behind early while trying to match the Gators' output, an offense that ranks well above league average in success rate, explosiveness, points per opportunity, and havoc allowed.

In a matchup against USC, Oregon is also in a favorable position to light up the scoreboard by taking advantage of a Trojans defense that resides near the bottom of the board in finishing drives and havoc. With the defense struggling to get into the Ducks' backfield, Dante Moore will be able to operate in a clean pocket, making it easier to connect with his pass catchers and stay ahead of the sticks.

Penn State Alt -6.5/Virginia Tech Alt -9.5 (+135, DraftKings)

Even though the quality of opponents has been lackluster, Penn State has still been impressive on offense, entering Week 4 ranked in the top 50 in success rate, EPA per play, and havoc allowed. Rocco Becht has had no issue settling into his new home, throwing for 751 yards while completing 70.3% of his passes.

Even in Penn State’s toughest test yet against Wisconsin, Becht will face minimal resistance in his efforts to air out the ball while picking apart a defense that creates disruptions at a low rate. When the Badgers are backed up inside the 20, the defense has struggled to keep opponents out of the end zone, limping into Saturday ranked 94th in points per opportunity.

Like Penn State, Virginia Tech has also gotten off to a hot start while undergoing a total overhaul, ranking in the top 30 in EPA on both sides of the ball. With Boston College giving up explosive plays at a high rate, the Hokies will be able to flip the field position in a flash and set a scoring pace too fast for the Eagles to keep up.

Missouri ML/Tulsa ML (+828, bet365)

While Missouri has been unable to get into a groove on offense, the defense has kept the Tigers afloat, climbing to the top of the board in success rate. To help neutralize Kamario Taylor, Missouri’s pressure up front will force him to get the ball out of his hands quickly after the snap, increasing the amount of havoc in his throws.

Since the start of the regular season, Arkansas has been abysmal on defense, plummeting to the bottom five in finishing drives. By allowing opposing offenses to get into scoring position at an alarming rate, the uptick in variance will shade value toward the underdog, giving Tulsa a great opportunity to secure the upset.

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