Texas vs LSU Player Props: Best Prop Bets for Arch Manning, Sam Leavitt & More

• Arch Manning and Sam Leavitt headline the Texas vs LSU player props board for Week 11.
• BetMGM has plus money on two of my three Texas vs LSU picks for Saturday night.
• See below for every prop and the case against each one.

Texas visits LSU at Tiger Stadium on Saturday, November 14, and the Texas vs LSU player props board at BetMGM has a few prices I want to back.

Texas comes in off a 34-20 win over Missouri, where Arch Manning threw for 297 yards and three touchdowns. LSU is trying to bounce back from a 31-13 home loss to Alabama.

I’m targeting both quarterbacks and the Longhorns’ lead back, with a real counterpoint for each. The college football odds show LSU favored at home, but two different Texas players can hit these marks in a loss.

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Texas vs LSU Player Prop Odds

Odds as of 9:10 p.m. ET Friday via BetMGM. Compare prices at the best college football betting apps.

LSU is a five-point home favorite, and the 46.5-point total suggests the market isn’t expecting a shootout. That puts particular pressure on the plus-money Manning pick: Texas can win a close game with a productive night on the ground and fewer passing attempts. See the Texas vs LSU odds for the latest spread and total.

Arch Manning Passing Yards

• Arch Manning 250+ passing yards (+180 on BetMGM)

Evidence: Manning enters Saturday with 2,024 passing yards this season, and he just threw for 297 yards and three scores against Missouri. As a five-point road underdog, Texas should need his arm to keep pace.

Countercase: Tiger Stadium at night is a tough place to throw, and a 46.5 total doesn’t point to a high-volume game. Friday’s SEC availability report also lists Smothers and Goosby as out, with Cole Hutson questionable, so Texas could be short on depth.

What it takes to cash: Manning needs 250 or more yards. A repeat of his Missouri output would get there, and +180 pays well for that outcome.

Sam Leavitt Passing Yards

• Sam Leavitt 250+ passing yards (-111 on BetMGM)

Evidence: LSU’s official recaps show Leavitt going 32 of 45 for 387 yards and three touchdowns against Auburn, and 31 of 38 for 289 yards and four touchdowns against Mississippi State. He cleared this number in both games.

Countercase: The Alabama loss is the warning sign. LSU scored just 13 points at home in that one, and Texas could turn this into a similar grind. At -111, there isn’t much cushion in the price.

What it takes to cash: Leavitt needs 250 or more yards. If he looks anything like he did against Auburn and Mississippi State, he gets there.

Raleek Brown Rushing Yards

• Raleek Brown 75+ rushing yards (+110 on BetMGM)

Evidence: Brown turned 17 carries into 91 yards against Missouri and entered Saturday with 537 rushing yards this season. With Texas getting points on the road, a steady run game also helps keep LSU’s offense on the sideline.

Countercase: His 537-yard season total shows the Missouri game was a strong outing, not a guaranteed baseline. If LSU builds a multi-score lead as the favorite, Texas will likely lean on Manning and move away from the run.

What it takes to cash: Brown needs 75 or more yards. A close game keeps him involved, and I’ll take the plus money at +110.