Saturday's college football slate features banger after banger.

We've got a boatload of big games, some of which may be showing value in FanDuel Sportsbook's college football odds.

Which bets stand out to FanDuel Research's college football writers this week? They lay out their favorites below.

College Football Week 4 Expert Betting Picks

Austin Swaim, Senior Editor

Spread/Moneyline: Utah Moneyline (+112)

Entering Big 12 conference play, the longevity of the Oklahoma State Cowboys' offense has to be in serious question with Ollie Gordon III averaging just 3.5 yards per carry. Their defense has also coughed up 6.0 yards per play (89th in FBS) against a trio of cupcakes.

Now, they'll take on the Utah Utes' elite defense (3.4 yards per play allowed) with Cam Rising looking like he'll play through a cut on his throwing hand suffered two weeks ago. I'll take the Utes' moneyline now, which may even cash in Rising's absence if OSU doesn't figure out Gordon's struggles quickly.

Total: Florida-Mississippi State Over 58.5 (-105)

Other than top-shelf quarterback play, this game has everything you want for a total in the 60s. Both of these teams are top-40 FBS schools in seconds per play, and both rank outside the top 75 in defensive yards per play.

While veteran transfers Graham Mertz and Blake Shapen have been roughed up by other superior early-season foes, they'll be punching in their own weight class in this projected SEC shootout.

Skyler Carlin, Writer

Spread/Moneyline: Northern Illinois -13.5 (-110)

After taking down a ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish team in Week 2, the No. 23 Northern Illinois Huskies are coming out of their bye week to take on a Buffalo Bulls squad that is worse than their 2-1 record indicates. According to College Football Insiders, the Huskies rank 61 spots ahead of the Bulls in offensive success rate, and Northern Illinois' defense has held their opponents to just 14.5 points per game in their first two contests.

Total: Miami (FL) Over 41.5 Total Points (-106)

Only four teams are scoring more points per game (53.0) than the No. 8 Miami (FL) Hurricanes, and they are ranked 8th in net points per drive (3.64) on the offensive side of the ball. While the South Florida Bulls are 37th in defensive success rate (34.6%), they are slightly worse in defensive passing success rate (36.1%), and the Hurricanes are 7th in offensive passing success rate (49.8%) with Cam Ward operating the offense flawlessly thus far.

Brandon Gdula, Senior Managing Editor

Spread/Moneyline: Coastal Carolina +3.5 (-108)

The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers are off to a 3-0 start with big wins against lesser competition (55-27 at the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, 40-21 versus William & Mary, and 28-20 against the Temple Owls on the road) and slot in 75th in SP+ (-1.6) with a balanced profile.

The 2-1 Virginia Cavaliers (-2.6 SP+; 79th) rate out similarly -- yet are favored on the road after wins over Richmond (34-13) and at the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (31-30) before a 27-13 loss at home to the Maryland Terrapins.

CollegeFootballInsiders ranks the Chanticleers' offense top-25 in both early-down EPA per play and late-down success rate; Virginia's defense is outside the top 90 in each.

Total: NC State at Clemson Over 43.5 (-115)

The Clemson Tigers are averaging 34.5 points per game to rank 41st in the nation, and the North Carolina State Wolfpack are putting up 26.0 per contest (92nd). By SP+, though, Clemson is 22nd (34.4), and NC State is 63rd (28.1).

Per CollegeFootballInsiders, the Wolfpack are just 108th in late-down success rate defensively, so the underdogs could struggle to get the Tigers off the field. Cade Klubnik (17th in PFF grade among qualified QBs) should make the most of those extra chances.

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