College Football Week 4 betting action sees the Florida Gators taking on the No. 3 Alabama Crimson Tide on Sept. 20, at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Cappers Picks provides free College football handicapping tips all season long.
Can’t believe Florida (19-6) is only slight favorite in this game against Alabama (16-8), as the Tide will be without their 2 leading scorers and rebounders with JaMychal Green and Tony Mitchell both suspended.
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Tim Tebow is by far one of the most recognizable figures in sports, and in Florida he is considered a god. The Gators have never been lower than first in the BCS and AP rankings this season, and a 12-0 SU record has done a lot to bolster that.
Date: Saturday, December 5, 4:00 PM EST
Site: Atlanta, GA
BetUS LINE: Florida -5.5
Preview:
The two best teams in the nation’s best conference are set to do battle Saturday in Atlanta’s Georgia Dome. By all accounts, it should be one to remember. The two programs, along with Texas in the Big 12, have comprised the immovable forces out of the major BCS conferences in 2009.
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Will any online sportsbook event generate more interest this week than Florida/Alabama? I seriously doubt it, especially since this 1-versus-2 matchup is not just the SEC title game but the real national title game in some people’s eyes. These two teams gave us a classic last year, with Florida winning 31-20.
The winner of the game between the Florida Gators and Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday afternoon will punch their ticket to the national championship game.
Strangely, oddsmakers give Florida a huge edge, installing the Gators as 10-point favorites over the unbeaten Tide. Players at Sportsbook.com agree, with 62% backing the chalk. CBS will have the broadcast at 4 pm ET.
The biggest BetUS Sportsbook college game of the year is in Georgia, but doesn’t feature the Yellow Jackets or the Bulldogs.
The contenders are from neighboring states, top-ranked undefeated Alabama and once-beaten Florida, winners of the West and East divisions respectively, in the Southeastern Conference.
