The Colorado Buffaloes (3-1) aim to win their third straight game when they hit the road to take on the UCF Knights (3-0) on Saturday. The Buffs are halfway to bowl eligibility in their second season under head coach Deion Sanders. In Week 4, CU beat Baylor 38-31 in overtime. Quarterback Shedeur Sanders completed a Hail Mary pass to tie the game as time expired, and Heisman Trophy candidate Travis Hunter forced a fumble at the goal line in overtime to seal the win. UCF is coming off a bye in Week 4, and will have had two weeks to prepare for Coach Prime and the Buffs. In their last outing, UCF defeated TCU 35-34. The Knights are the top rushing team in the country, averaging 375.7 rush yards per game.
Kickoff in Orlando is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. ET. After opening at -11, the Knights are now 13.5-point favorites in the latest Colorado vs. UCF odds via SportsLine consensus, and the over/under is 64.5 points. Before making any UCF vs. Colorado picks, you need to see the Week 4 college football predictions and betting advice from SportsLine’s Jimmie Kaylor.
Kaylor is an NFL, college football and DFS expert for SportsLine, who has covered the NFL and college football for close to a decade as a member of the Pro Football Writers of America. His background as a former college football All-American and NFL player gives him a unique perspective when building his fantasy lineups and locking in his betting picks. He has his finger on the pulse of the college football landscape and has been cashing in big for the last two years.
Kaylor destroyed the books in college football in 2023, netting a whopping 57.9 units while posting a 107-45-2 record. Anyone who followed his picks finished the season way up.
Now, Kaylor has dialed in on Colorado…
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Author : CBS Sports Staff
Publish date : 2024-09-28 18:00:40
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