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Baylor vs. Colorado prediction, odds, best bets for NCAAF Week 4
Baylor University will take on Deion Sanders’ Colorado Buffaloes at Folsom Field on Saturday, scheduled to start at 8 p.m. ET. Ahead of this Big 12 Conference opener between two programs that have recently bounced back from early-season losses, the data analysts at Dimers.com have simulated the Baylor-Colorado matchup 10,000 times, then compared the results to current NCAAF betting odds to inform the data-driven betting preview below.
This preview includes Dimers’ best bets and predicted scoreline for the Colorado Buffaloes vs. Baylor Bears. To unlock Dimers’ full suite of data-driven betting insights, which includes daily props, trends, and parlays, sign up for Dimers Pro with promo code SYRACUSE10, which will save you 10% off your first subscription payment.
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Baylor vs. Colorado betting preview
Explore the interactive widget below to see the current spread, over/under, and moneyline odds and probabilities for the Baylor-Colorado matchup at Folsom Field.
This prediction and best bet for Saturday’s college football matchup between Baylor and Colorado is from Dimers.com, a trusted source for sports betting predictions.
Check out all the important details on tonight’s game, as well as the best odds sourced from the top sportsbooks in the country.
Game details
The key information you need before the Baylor vs. Colorado college football game.
- Teams: Baylor vs. Colorado
- Date: Saturday, September 21, 2024
- Kickoff: 8 p.m. ET
- Location: Folsom Field
- NCAAM rankings: Updated AP Top 25
- College basketball news: Check the latest updates from the official NCAA basketball news site
Odds
Odds for the key markets in the Baylor-Colorado college football contest.
- Spread: Baylor +1.5 (-105), Colorado -1.5 (-110)
- Moneyline: Baylor +105, Colorado -125
- Total: Over/Under 51.5 (-108/-110)
The odds and lines featured in this article are the best available from selected sports betting site at the time of publication and are subject to change.
Expert prediction: Baylor vs. Colorado
Utilizing trusted data analysis and computer power, the experts at Dimers have performed 10,000 simulations of Saturday’s Baylor vs. Colorado matchup.
According to Dimers’ popular predictive analytics model, Colorado is more likely to defeat Baylor at Folsom Field. This prediction is based on the model giving Colorado a 56% chance of winning the game.
Furthermore, Dimers predicts that Colorado (-1.5) has a 52% chance of covering the spread, while the over/under total of 51.5 points has a 53% chance of staying under.
These predictions and probabilities are accurate at the time of publication but are subject to change.
Baylor vs. Colorado best bet
Our top pick for the Baylor vs. Colorado game on Saturday is to bet on Under 51.5 points (-110).
This betting advice is based on comprehensive modeling and valuable wagering intelligence, designed to bring you the best possible plays.
Score prediction for Baylor vs. Colorado
Dimers’ predicted final score for the Baylor vs. Colorado game on Saturday has Colorado winning 26-24.
This expert prediction is based on each team’s average score following 10,000 game simulations, offering a glimpse into the potential outcome.
College football Week 4: Baylor vs. Colorado
Get ready for Saturday’s college football action between Baylor and Colorado at Folsom Field, which is scheduled to start at 8 p.m. ET. We emphasize that all of the college football best bets and college football predictions in this preview are derived from 10,000 data-driven simulations of the Baylor vs. Colorado matchup, and they are accurate at the time of publication. They are intended to help you make more informed choices when placing bets at online sportsbooks.
Please note that when engaging in online betting, it is important to exercise responsible gambling practices and consult trustworthy sources for the latest and most accurate information.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Colorado Springs Police are urged drivers to be careful on the roads as snow fell across Southern Colorado on Sunday night.
Just before 8:00 p.m., police posted on social media that all lanes of westbound Fillmore at I-25 were closed due to multiple crashes. They asked drivers to be careful and avoid the area.
All of westbound Fillmore is closed at I25 due to multiple crashes. Please use alternate routes and avoid the area. And please drive safe! Roads are extremely slick right now with multiple crashes throughout the city.
— CSPD Communications (@CSPDComCenter) December 1, 2025
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Jewish Family Service of Colorado marks 153 years of providing food aid and housing support
Jewish Family Service of Colorado is rarely quiet these days. In the two-story brick building at the corner of Eastman Avenue and Tamarac Drive, people rush up the stairs toward reception, passing others who step into the food pantry to select groceries.
Nearby, visitors pause, flipping through pamphlets and reading signs plastered across the wall, taking in the full scope of the nonprofit’s work.
For Linda Foster, president and CEO of JFS, the steady stream of people seeking help is both a sign of unprecedented need and a reminder of why the nonprofit exists in the first place.
“We are an organization that has Jewish values, but we serve everybody. We don’t discriminate in any way,” Foster said.
Today, the nonprofit serves more than 26,000 people annually through over 30 programs and services, including food security, housing stability, mental health counseling, aging care, employment support, refugee resettlement, chaplaincy and Jewish life, disability services and aeroponic farming.
JFS, which receives funding from The Denver Post Community Foundation’s Season to Share program, is now in its 153rd year and has grown far beyond its origins as the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society.
As Colorado faces a housing crisis, rising food prices and growing community vulnerability, Foster said JFS continues to adapt while staying true to its mission of improving the lives of individuals and families in need across the state.
At the center of that response is a staff driven by purpose, Foster said. JFS has nearly 200 employees and over 700 volunteers of all types of backgrounds, and is what drew Foster to take on the role.
“Every day I’m doing something that makes a difference, and I have the most incredible staff who care about each other, but also care about our community and our clients. So, I wanted to be part of that,” Foster said.
The nonprofit is expanding its food pantry support, community partnerships and focusing efforts on preventing homelessness through its Emergency Housing Assistance program and Rapid Rehousing program.
More recently, JFS has worked to fill the gaps left by SNAP cuts that occurred during the government shutdown by increasing the amount of produce and protein it offers and ordering thousands of dollars’ worth of gift cards.
While the pantry can only provide so much, these gift cards allow families to purchase additional essentials that JFS can’t supply. However, even though the nonprofit has the flexibility to adapt to problems the community faces, it can sometimes add up.
“The support of the community around those are just so critical,” she said as the nonprofit receives hundreds of calls every day from people who need assistance.
“We’re really dependent on a committed community of donors — we wouldn’t be able to survive if we didn’t get that kind of support. We’re a nonprofit, so we have to find ways to be sustainable, and that’s when we depend on grants and we depend on donors.”
Foster sat at a big table in the middle of her office on a Tuesday afternoon, hands clasped together, staring off at the wall as she recalled meeting a client.
“Oftentimes I’ll go down just to hear someone’s story,” she said. “It reminds me why I’m here and what I’m doing.”
“I care so much about our organization and the people we serve, and there’s so much good we’re doing,” Foster said.
She said she wants to make sure this organization can continue in a good place, though it’s a challenge that requires raising more money and diversifying its funding sources. Yet, Foster said the nonprofit is exploring new strategies and remains optimistic as they strive to make the world a better place.
Jewish Family Service of Colorado
Address: 3201 S. Tamarac Dr., Denver, CO 80231
In operation since: 1872
Number of employees: 191
Number of volunteers: over 700
Annual budget: $22 million
Number of clients served: over 26,000 unique clients annually
There are eight high school football games in Colorado on Saturday, November 29. You can follow every game live on our Colorado High School Football Scoreboard.
This week highlights many games featuring some of Colorado’s best teams. One top matchup to keep an eye on will be when Valor Christian takes on Cherry Creek.
With numerous games featuring top-ranked teams, this weekend promises to deliver plenty of excitement as Colorado high school football pushes on.
There are two games scheduled in the CHSAA 5A classification on Saturday, November 29, including Valor Christian vs Cherry Creek. You can follow every game on our CHSAA Class 5A High School Football Scoreboard.
CHSAA Class 5A High School Football Scoreboard.
There are two games scheduled in the CHSAA 4A classification on Saturday, November 29, highlighted by Palmer Ridge vs Montrose. You can follow every game on our CHSAA Class 4A High School Football Scoreboard.
CHSAA Class 4A High School Football Scoreboard.
There are two games scheduled in the CHSAA 3A classification on Saturday, November 29, including Pomona vs Palisade. You can follow every game on our CHSAA Class 3A High School Football Scoreboard.
CHSAA Class 3A High School Football Scoreboard.
There is one game scheduled in the CHSAA 2A classification on Saturday, November 29. You can follow every game on our CHSAA Class 2A High School Football Scoreboard.
CHSAA Class 2A High School Football Scoreboard.
There is one game scheduled in the CHSAA 1A classification on Saturday, November 29. You can follow every game on our CHSAA Class 1A High School Football Scoreboard.
CHSAA Class 1A High School Football Scoreboard.
There is one game scheduled in the CHSAA 1A 6 Man classification on Saturday, November 29. You can follow every game on our CHSAA Class 1A 6 Man High School Football Scoreboard.
CHSAA Class 1A 6 Man High School Football Scoreboard.
There are no games scheduled in the CHSAA 1A 8 Man classification on Saturday, November 29. You can follow every game on our CHSAA Class 1A 8 Man High School Football Scoreboard.
CHSAA Class 1A 8 Man High School Football Scoreboard.
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