SEC Player Props, SGPs, and Best Bets, CFB Week 10, Saturday – November 1

With a few teams on a bye this week, we’ve only got six SEC games on the schedule. However, we do have two featuring ranked teams and six ranked teams seeing action. So, when it comes to betting on player props, same game parlays, and our best bets for these games, well—we’ve got options.

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Same Game Parlay (SGP): South Carolina vs. Ole Miss

• Kewan Lacy, 2+ Touchdowns

Lacy has 12 scores with 1+ in seven of eight games and 2+ in four, including his last two (vs. Georgia and Oklahoma). If he can score twice against them, he can do the same against South Carolina.

• Trinidad Chambliss, 250+ Passing Yards

Chambliss is having a solid season with 250+ yards passing in each of his last five games. South Carolina has a solid defense, but it will be on the field so much that it will eventually wear down, giving Chambliss an open door to go off.

• Ole Miss -12.5

The Rebels have one of the best offenses in the country, along with a solid defense. South Carolina has an offense with a world of potential, as it showed against Alabama last week. But the Gamecocks are punching above their weight class here.

• SGP Odds: +475

A $100 wager will result in a $575 payday, your stake plus $475 in winnings.

• Diego Pavia (Vanderbilt), UNDER 184.5 Passing Yards at -115 (vs. Texas)

Pavia is having an incredible season, but he does not tend to have big passing numbers against Power 4 schools. Of the five that he’s played, he has not passed for 200 yards, and he went UNDER this TOTAL in three of them, including his last two.

• John Mateer (Oklahoma), OVER 240.5 Passing Yards at -115 (vs. Tennessee)

Mater has not gone OVER this mark in his last three games, but he’ll have better luck against a Tennessee defense giving up 266.6 yards passing per game.

• Texas-Vanderbilt, UNDER 46.5 at -105

The offense hasn’t been great with Manning, and against this Vanderbilt defense, it won't likely improve regardless of who plays quarterback. Texas has a top-notch defense and will keep Vanderbilt from running away with it.

• No. 5 Georgia-Florida, UNDER 50.5 at -110

At 50.5, the OVER is 3-4 for Georgia and just 1-5 for Florida (vs. FBS teams). While Florida has had some issues on offense, the defense has allowed 20 points per game; only one team has scored 30 or more against them. The Georgia defense has held opponents to under 20 points a game.

Always do your homework on a game before placing any bets. You may think you know a team and/or its opponent. But it would be wise to be sure and have the data to back up what you’re thinking, like:

• Diego Pavia’s passing numbers are under 200 against every Power 4 team he has played; against a solid pass defense like Texas, chances are they’ll be even lower.
• Oklahoma is more of a defensive team, and Joh Mateer hasn’t passed for 240.5+ in weeks, but the Tennessee pass defense is one of the worst in the country (123rd in passing yards allowed).

• No. 9 Vanderbilt vs. No. 20 Texas, 12 p.m. EST
• No. 5 Georgia vs. Florida, 3:30 p.m. EST
• South Carolina vs. No. 7 Ole Miss, 7 p.m. EST
• No. 18 Oklahoma vs. No. 14 Tennessee, 7:30 p.m. EST