College football is back. Let's highlight some matchups and make a college football same game parlay (SGP) bet or two. Here are our top college football SGP picks for Week 4.
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Top College Football Same Game Parlays: Week 4
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
UCLA Bruins vs. LSU Tigers
- Leg 1: LSU -23 (-110)
- Leg 2: Kyren Lacy Anytime Touchdown (-170)
- Leg 3: LSU Team Total Over 39.5 (-115)
If LSU makes it far into the playoffs this year, they will look back at last week's game as a turning point, as they were down early on the road to South Carolina. The Gamecocks were moving the ball through the struggling defensive line, as well as putting pressure on Garrett Nussmeier and forcing the Tigers to make mistakes.
They scored a late touchdown in the first half and carried that momentum into the second half. Garrett Nussmeier looked like the quarterback we saw in the first two weeks. He's been a large reason they were competitive against USC and beat South Carolina.
UCLA hasn't looked great through the first two games, and last week was where we saw every weakness. They had two weeks to prepare for their home matchup against Indiana, and they went down 21-0 late in the second quarter and never recovered.
Quarterback Ethan Garbers is in his fourth season while running back T.J. Harden is in his third, and they are putting up their worst numbers. You might have to blame offensive coordinator Eric Bienemy, the guy who coached Patrick Mahomes to two Super Bowl wins.
Who knows what LSU's future is, but they should get a convincing win against the Bruins in Death Valley.
Parlay Odds: +467
Tennessee Volunteers vs. Oklahoma Sooners
- Leg 1: Tenneesse First Half -3.5 (-118)
- Leg 2: Nico Iamaleava 2+ Passing Touchdowns (-165)
- Leg 3: Under 57 (-112)
This is an important game for a couple of reasons. The first is it's Nico Iamaleava's SEC debut. The Volunteers young quarterback has been talked about since he made his debut in last year's bowl game, and he's carried that over into this season. The level of competition hasn't been great, but 682 passing yards and six touchdowns while sitting in the second half of two games is impressive.
This whole team has been fantastic. They're the top-scoring offense at 63.7 points per game, third in points allowed per game (4.3), and have only given up one touchdown.
Another first is Oklahoma’s SEC debut. The Sooners are also sitting at 3-0, but it’s been a difficult road to 3-0 at times. In Week 2, they didn't score a touchdown in the second half against Houston, and in Week 3, they didn't pull away from Tulane until late in the fourth quarter.
This is one of the most competitive conferences in college football. They have four top-ten teams on their schedule, including their biggest rival, No. 1 Texas.
Quarterback Jackson Arnold is unlike last year's Oklahoma QB Dillion Gabriel because he can't make the big throw. Along with Jovantae Barnes and Taylor Tatum, they will try to grind it on the ground.
The question will be whether Iamaleava can step up against a legitimate defense, and I think he will do well. Although Tennessee has been able to light up the opposition, that won't be the case in this game.
Parlay Odds: +462
