Which Big 12 football teams have the best chances of winning their games on the college football Week 4 schedule?
ESPN Analytics has revealed its matchup predictor numbers for the games in the conference this week, and they offer some interesting win probabilities.
Take a look at the site's picks for this week's Big 12 Conference games, including Arizona at Washington State, Colorado at Baylor, Kansas State at Cincinnati and TCU at UCF on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Some of the site's predictions differ from college football Week 4 odds and other college football Week 4 picks for college football Week 4 games. How correct will the analytics be this week?
Click on each highlighted game for more college football Week 4 predictions for that Big 12 matchup.
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College football Week 4 picks: Northwestern vs Indiana | Texas vs Tennessee | Illinois vs Ohio State | Colorado vs Baylor | Oklahoma vs Georgia | Ole Miss vs Florida | Utah vs Iowa State | Iowa vs Michigan | TCU vs UCF | Wisconsin vs Penn State | South Carolina vs Alabama | Kansas State vs Cincinnati | Oklahoma State vs West Virginia | Texas A&M vs LSU | Oregon vs USC | Arizona vs Washington State | Missouri vs Mississippi State | Big 12 predictions
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Big 12 football Week 4 predictions: Saturday, Sept. 26
- Sam Houston at Texas Tech, 9 a.m., TNT (stream with Sling)
Texas Tech has a 96.6% chance to defeat Sam Houston.
The site gives the Bearkats a 3.4% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
- Colorado at Baylor, 9 a.m., ESPN2 (stream with FUBO)
Baylor has an 80.3% chance to defeat Colorado.
The site gives the Buffaloes a 19.7% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
- Utah at Iowa State, 12:30 p.m., FOX (stream with FUBO)
Utah has a 75.8% chance to defeat Iowa State.
The site gives the Cyclones a 24.1% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
- TCU at UCF, 12:30 p.m., FS1 (stream with FUBO)
UCF has a 51.8% chance to defeat TCU.
The site gives the Horned Frogs a 48.2% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
- Houston at Georgia Southern, 1 p.m., ESPNU (stream with FUBO)
Houston has an 87.9% chance to defeat Georgia Southern.
The site gives the Eagles a 12.1% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
- Kansas State at Cincinnati, 4 p.m., ESPN2 (stream with FUBO)
Kansas State has a 58.7% chance to defeat Cincinnati.
The site gives the Bearcats a 41.3% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
- Oklahoma State at West Virginia, 4 p.m., FS1 (stream with FUBO)
West Virginia has a 59.7% chance to defeat Oklahoma State.
The site gives the Cowboys a 40.3% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
- Arizona at Washington State, 4:30 p.m., CBS (stream with FUBO)
Arizona has a 77.3% chance to defeat Washington State.
The site gives the Cougars a 22.7% shot at winning the college football Week 4 game.
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