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The Week 4 college Football slate is an exciting one. We will be treated to 6 ranked matchups throughout the day and 6 additional Game s between undefeated teams. Furthermore, many teams open conference play this weekend, which should give us a better idea of how good some of these power conference programs are after starting the season with 3 inferior opponents. Coming off a 3-0 week last week, we are now 6-3 on the season in this weekly piece. Let’s keep the momentum this week on a loaded card.  You can bet on our NCAAF picks with FanDuel Sportsbook , which has the best odds available and a great new customer offer where you can bet $5 and receive $200 in bonus bets!  Click here  to take advantage of this can’t-miss offer.     Best Week 4 underdog bets Odds available at DraftKings Sportsbook at the time of publishing. Cincinnati Bearcats +14.5 (-110) over Oklahoma The Sooners and the Bearcats are top 30 teams in rush rate, as they keep the ball on the ground on more than...

Arsenal's grip on the Premier League title got a little weaker as they were held to a 3-3 draw at home to Southampton on Friday. Some early errors gifted Southampton two goals inside the first 15 minutes, and although Arsenal fought back admirably and soon responded through Gabriel Martinelli's volley, they were unable to make their dominance pay and were eventually caught out as Duje Caleta-Car headed home a third midway through the second half. Martin Odegaard scored in the dying embers to reignite the Emirates atmosphere before Bukayo Saka tapped home even later, but Arsenal could not find the much-needed fourth. The disaster began as Aaron Ramsdale's shocking pass landed at the feet of Carlos Alcaraz, who gleefully took the gift and bent the ball into the bottom corner to seal a dream start. The Gunners did respond well but met a resolute Southampton defence, with Armel Bella-Kotchap doing excellently to ensure a weaving run from Martinelli ultimately ended in nothing. ...

Arsenal restored their eight-point lead at the Premier League summit with an ultimately commanding 4-1 victory at home to Leeds United on Saturday afternoon. The Gunners will have watched Manchester City close the gap with a second-half dismantling of Liverpool earlier in the day - the match was shown on the Emirates' big screens - and began their game in a fog of hesitancy. Although, their visitors warrant some credit for that. Javi Gracia had lost all three of his previous meetings with Arsenal by an aggregate score of 0-6 but arrived in north London with a plan to frustrate. Jack Harrison on the left and Rasmus Kristensen, a right-back shunted into midfield, were tasked with plugging the gaps between Leeds' full-backs and centre-backs, the half-spaces from which Arsenal have wreaked so much havoc this season. With Arsenal's regular avenues to goal protected by a military blockade of neon camouflage kits, the hosts had to rely upon a returning weapon of their own. On his ...