Best LSU vs. Ole Miss Player Prop Picks for Week 5: Tigers to Limit Chambliss

This LSU-Ole Miss matchup from Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Miss., is one of two games today between teams ranked in the top 13 in the AP poll. So there's plenty to dive into with my LSU vs. Ole Miss player props ahead of kickoff at 3:30 p.m. ET (ABC).

This line jumped the fence from the Rebels as a 1.5-point home underdog to a 2.5-point favorite, but LSU’s vaunted defense is a big reason for some of my college football picks.

My college football predictions for Week 5 also include a running back at -105 anytime touchdown odds to find the end zone for the first time this season.

🏈 LSU vs. Ole Miss player props

College football player prop bets for Week 5; odds subject to change.

• Trinidad Chambliss Under 1.5 passing touchdowns (-115 via BetMGM) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
• Harrison Wallace III Under 71.5 receiving yards (-114 via FanDuel) ⭐⭐⭐
• Harlem Berry to score anytime TD (-105 via DraftKings) ⭐⭐⭐

💰 Best LSU vs. Ole Miss player prop picks

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⬇️ Trinidad Chambliss, QB, Ole Miss: Under 1.5 passing touchdowns (-115) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss has had an outstanding beginning to his season in place of the injured Austin Simmons, completing 68% of his passes for 719 yards, four touchdowns, and two rushing touchdowns. He also became just the fourth player in Ole Miss history with 300 pass yards and 100 rush yards in a single game.

However, the Under on Chambliss’ passing touchdowns is my most confident LSU vs. Ole Miss prop bet, as he faces a Tigers defense that has held its first four opponents to 10 or fewer points for the first time since 2006.

While Chambliss has completed 7-of-9 passes thrown 25 or more yards downfield, LSU’s pass rush – led by Bernard Gooden’s six pressures – is by far the best he has faced all season.

There is a sizable difference between the -115 odds for this Under at BetMGM compared to the -148 price at FanDuel and Caesars at 59.68% implied odds on the high end of the market. At -115 odds, a $10 winning wager would net $8.70 in profits.

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⬇️ Harrison Wallace III, WR, Ole Miss: Under 71.5 receiving yards (-114) ⭐⭐⭐

Rebels wide receiver Harrison Wallace III leads the team with 16 receptions and 343 receiving yards, while tying for the team lead in receiving touchdowns (two) and owning the second-highest yards per reception average (21.4).

Because of Wallace’s dominance, I expect him to receive shadow coverage from LSU cornerback and Virginia Tech transfer Mansoor Delane. On the 20 targets that have gone his direction this season, Delane has more pass breakups (four) than completions allowed (three), adding one interception.

Wallace finished each of the first three games with 92-plus receiving yards, but he was limited to one catch and four receiving yards against Tulane. I am backing that dip in production with this LSU vs. Ole Miss prop bet, as Delane is one of the best cornerbacks he will face all season.

FanDuel offers a slightly better price at the same number than the -115 odds with a 53.49% implied probability across the rest of the best sports betting sites. I am wagering on these odds at -114 in the hopes of netting $8.77 in profits with a winning $10 wager.

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🔥 Harlem Berry, RB, LSU: To score anytime touchdown (-105) ⭐⭐⭐

LSU leading running back Caden Durham was banged up in last week’s win over Southeastern Louisiana. Could that open the door for backup Harlem Berry?

Durham’s -135 anytime touchdown odds (carrying a 57.45% implied probability) suggests he should be in for a full workload this week, but this is a great opportunity for the Tigers to see what Berry can do. His 5.8 yards per carry average trumps Durham’s 4.1 average, and he also averages more yards per rush after contact than Durham.

The best way to attack the Rebels defense is on the ground, as they rank 18th in passing success rate allowed but 104th in rushing success rate. With Ole Miss also allowing the third-lowest completion percentage among FBS teams, Berry has a great chance to find the end zone if LSU plays the percentages and takes on a more ground-and-pound approach.

If Berry scores his first touchdown of the season, my $10 winning wager would return $9.52 in profits at DraftKings.

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