- Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Carson Beck’s passing yards prop stands at 275.5 yards against the Texas Longhorns.
- Texas receiver Isaiah Bond has -114 odds to go over 48.5 receiving yards on Saturday.
- Head coach Steve Sarkisian said he expects to upgrade Bond to probable for Saturday’s game, meaning he’s good to go barring any unexpected setbacks with his ankle.
AUSTIN, Texas – There are plenty of college football prop betting options for the top-5 matchup between the Georgia Bulldogs and Texas Longhorns, but two props stand out amongst the rest. The best college football props for Georgia vs Texas begin with Bulldogs quarterback Carson Beck’s passing yards prop.
Carson Beck Passing Yards Prop
- Over 275.5 Passing Yards -114
- Under 275.5 Passing Yards -114
Beck has -114 odds to go over or under his 275.5-yard passing projection. He went over this projection in half of his games this season, averaging 358.5 passing yards per game against ranked opponents.
Beck easily cleared his projection last week with 459 passing yards against the Mississippi State Bulldogs. There’s also -189 odds for Beck to go over 1.5 passing touchdowns at Georgia CFB prop betting sites, which he cleared in five of six starts this season.
Isaiah Bond Expected To Play, Projects For 48.5 Receiving Yards
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian gave a positive update on receiver Isaiah Bond after exiting last week’s game with an ankle injury. Sarkisian told reporters that “I would imagine we’ll upgrade Isiah to probable for the game” after he said Bond had a good practice (in limited fashion) on Wednesday.
Isaiah Bond Receiving Yards Prop
- Over 48.5 Receiving Yards -114
- Under 48.5 Receiving Yards -114
Bond projects for 48.5 receiving yards against a familiar foe in the Georgia Bulldogs. Last year, Bond had five receptions for 79 yards against the Bulldogs, helping the Alabama Crimson Tide claim the SEC Championship.
Now Bond will be the center of attention for college football prop betting in Texas for Saturday’s game. The Longhorns’ leading receiver went over 48.5 receiving yards in every game this season, with the exception of last week where he suffered a first-quarter injury and missed the rest of the game.
