Michigan vs. Texas Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions | Citrus Bowl TD Picks

I’m revealing three Michigan vs. Texas anytime touchdown scorer predictions for their Citrus Bowl matchup at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla. Kickoff is set for 3 p.m. ET (ABC).

Texas is a 7.5-point betting favorite across most sportsbooks, and my three touchdown prop recommendations help build our plays for college bowl game predictions.

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🏈 Michigan vs. Texas anytime touchdown scorer predictions: 2025 Citrus Bowl

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Parker Livingstone, WR, Texas (+110) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has a respectable 12-to-2 touchdown-to-interception ratio over the last five games. That has me backing one of his top wideouts, Parker Livingstone, as an anytime touchdown scorer, as Livingstone ranks 15th among qualified players in yards per reception (18.9).

Given that Texas is without its top three leading running backs, I expect Manning to air it out early and often, in an attempt to replicate the 328 passing yards he has totaled in three of the last five games. He also shows as one of Philip Wood's favorite Michigan vs. Texas player prop bets.

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Christian Clark, RB, Texas to score a second-half touchdown (+220) ⭐⭐⭐

Texas’s top three leading rushers (Quintrevion Wisner, CJ Baxter, and Jerrick Gibson) all entered the transfer portal. That leaves Christian Clark and his 131 rushing yards this season as the most by an active Longhorns running back in this game.

Michigan’s defense was on the field for more than 40 minutes against Ohio State, in large part because it allowed 22 first downs and 10 of 17 third-down conversions. That is why I am backing Texas’ bruising running game, with an intact offensive line, to score late while taking advantage of a tired Wolverines front seven.

With Rob Paul backing Texas to cover in his Michigan vs. Texas predictions, there should be plenty of scoring from the Longhorns.

Donaven McCulley, WR, Michigan (+300) ⭐⭐

Donaven McCulley is one of two Wolverines pass catchers with three touchdown grabs. He faces a Longhorns defense that will be without seven of its top 11 defenders in terms of snap count, including two cornerbacks and a safety who logged 548-plus snaps.

Michigan is 0-3 in games in which it did not rush for 175 yards, and Arkansas was the only team to run for more than 160 yards on Texas. The Wolverines are going to have to move the ball through the air and to keep up with a Texas offense that has scored 27-plus in four straight wins.

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📺 How to watch Michigan vs. Texas: Citrus Bowl

• Date: Wednesday, Dec. 31
• Kickoff: 3 p.m. ET
• Location: Camping World Stadium (Orlando, Fla.)
• TV: ABC