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The Post’s expert College Football roundtable picks, predictions for Week 4

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Richter, E. (2026, September 26). The Post’s expert College Football roundtable picks, predictions for Week 4. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/26/betting/the-posts-expert-college-football-roundtable-picks-predictions-for-week-4/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-26 · by Erich Richter

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In Week 4 of the college football season, The New York Post provided expert predictions for key games, with Erich Richter leading the roundtable analysis. After a strong 10-5 performance in Week 3, Richter's record dropped to 5-10 last week. Notably, Howie Kussoy continues to excel with an above-.500 record in both regular picks and best bets, whereas Zach Braziller struggles at 1-8 in best bets. The experts predict that Ohio State will defeat Illinois, Texas will edge out Tennessee, and there's a split prediction for the game between Louisville and Wake Forest. All these predictions are based on lines provided by BetMGM Sportsbook.

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📰 College Football Week 4 Picks
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Erich Richter
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Iowa GPE · 7× GEORGIA GPE · 6× MIAMI GPE · 6× Ole Miss GPE · 6× Oregon GPE · 6× Utah GPE · 6× LOUISVILLE GPE · 5× Notre Dame GPE · 5× Ohio St. ORG · 5× Texas GPE · 5×

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Howie Kussoy continues to lead the pack with a record north of .500 in both best bets and regular, while Zach Braziller can’t get off the schneid with a 1-8 best bets record.
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A loaded college football week is on tap as we move into Week 4. asserted
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After a 10-5 week, The Post’s Erich Richter followed it up going 5-10 in Week 3. asserted
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Howie Kussoy continues to lead the pack with a record north of .500 in both best bets and regular, while Zach Braziller can’t get off the schneid with a 1-8 best bets record. asserted
Braziller → continue → record
All lines are provided by BetMGM Sportsbook. asserted
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