Texas vs. LSU Same Game Parlay: SGP Picks for Nov. 14
My Texas vs. LSU same-game parlay views No. 6 Texas as a dangerous underdog against No. 21 LSU, which is on the verge of slipping out of the CFP rankings if it doesn't handle its business Saturday night in Death Valley.
Kickoff from Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, La., is set for 7:30 p.m. ET (ABC). LSU is a 4-point betting favorite, as detailed in our college football predictions.
Texas vs. LSU same-game parlay
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| Parlay bet | Odds | Bet size |
|---|---|---|
| Texas +4 | -108 | |
| Sam Leavitt 256+ passing yards | -117 | |
| Ryan Wingo 50+ receiving yards | -117 | |
| Combined | +500 via DraftKings | $10 to win $50 |
Picks submitted: Nov. 13 at 2:45 p.m. ET. Odds subject to change.
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Best Texas vs. LSU SGP & parlay picks
Texas +4 (-108)
It’s Death Valley at night, but the problem for LSU is that a stadium environment can’t suit up and play a football game.
Against weaker competition, LSU has handled business, but when it has come time for the Tigers to face real teams, they’ve been too inconsistent to trust. LSU is 0-3 outright this season against teams that are still ranked in the CFP rankings, with an average margin of defeat of 9.0 PPG.
We’re playing this parlay at DraftKings to take advantage of the Texas +4 line, comparing favorably to Texas +3.5 being offered at FanDuel.
Sam Leavitt 256+ passing yards (-117)
I see some stat-padding in Sam Leavitt’s future. Though we’re only bold enough to take Texas against the spread, this could even end up as a negative game script in which Leavitt is forced to the air with frequency as we saw in last week’s loss to Alabama when he piled up 380 passing yards against the Tide.
Leavitt has cleared this passing line in four straight conference games and five out of six SEC tilts on the season.
Ryan Wingo 50+ receiving yards (-117)
It’s been a rarity of late that Ryan Wingo hasn’t been at least in the neighborhood of clearing a 50-yard receiving line. Wingo has logged at least 50 yards in four of his past six games, once falling short by just one yard with a 49-yard output.
Because Texas often schemes up touches that allow Wingo’s YAC abilities to shine, he’s the type of receiver who should produce in multiple game scripts. The Longhorns can use him as a slump-buster near the line of scrimmage if LSU’s sturdy pass defense limits Arch Manning’s intermediate and deep passing efforts.
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Texas vs. LSU weather
The temperature at game time is expected to be 54 degrees with dry conditions and a 0% chance of precipitation. Winds are expected to remain light, around 4 mph.
Latest Texas vs. LSU injuries
Texas:
- Hollywood Smothers, RB - Out
- Cole Hutson, OL - Questionable
- Hero Kanu, DL - Probable
LSU:
- Whit Weeks, LB - Questionable (GTD)
How to watch Texas vs. LSU: Week 11
- Date: Saturday, Nov. 14
- Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
- Location: Tiger Stadium (Baton Rouge, La.)
- TV/Streaming: ABC, Fubo
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