HawgBeat - Arkansas vs Kent State: BetSaracen lines, staff picks
Check the BetSaracen lines, odds, player props and specials for the Arkansas Razorbacks vs Kent State.
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HawgBeat continues its weekly partnership with BetSaracen, the official mobile sports wagering platform of the Saracen Casino Resort.
Each Friday, we provide an easy guide for all of the lines, player props and specials featured on the BetSaracen app for that week's Arkansas Razorback football game.
This weekend, the Hogs will face off against the Kent State Golden Flashes at 3:00 p.m. CT Saturday at Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville. The game will be broadcast on the SEC Network and stream on the ESPN app, and there is no shortage of options for bettors.
Here is a full breakdown:
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HOW TO WATCH/LISTEN
Where: Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville, Arkansas
Kickoff: 3:00 p.m. CT
TV: Live on SEC Network and streaming on ESPN app
Radio: Learfield IMG College Razorbacks Sports Network (Chuck Barrett and Quinn Grovey)
HEADLINES
- Behind Enemy Lines: Gaining Kent State insight with Steve Helwick
- Scouting the Kent State Golden Flashes
- Hogs looking for more out of Tyrone Broden
- Rocket Sanders out for Kent State game
- Hudson Clark's versatility valuable for Arkansas secondary
- From quarterback to receiver: Isaac TeSlaa's path to Arkansas a unique one
- Size Comparison: How Arkansas and Kent State stack up
- Brad Spence recounts memorable Arkansas debut
- Razorback Football Notebook: Arkansas pays tribute to Mallett, Collins
- Arkansas drops in ESPN's Football Power Index after Week 1
- What Kent State HC Kenni Burns said about Arkansas
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ML/SPREAD/TOTALS:
Money Line:
Arkansas: N/A
Western Carolina: N/A
Spread:
Arkansas: -38.5, -105Western Carolina: +38.5, -115
Totals
Total Points:
OVER 58.5 (-105)
Under 58.5 (-115)
Team Totals:
Arkansas OVER 47.5 (-115)
Arkansas UNDER 47.5 (-105)
Kent State OVER 9.5 (-120)
Kent State UNDER 9.5 (+100)
(Alternate lines, spreads and team totals are available on the BetSaracen mobile app.)
Double R Props
- Jacolby Criswell OVER 24.5 passing yards & OVER 0.5 passing TDs:
+120
- Jaedon Wilson OVER 84.5 receiving yards & OVER 3.5 receptions:
+250
- KJ Jefferson OVER 60.5 rushing yards & OVER 0.5 rushing touchdowns:
+230
- Andrew Armstrong OVER 79.5 receiving yards & OVER 7.5 receptions:
+325
- Isaac TeSlaa OVER 67.5 receiving yards & OVER 4.5 receptions:
+350
- Jaheim Thomas OVER 8.5 tackles & OVER 1.5 tackles for loss:
+300
- Landon Jackson OVER 4.5 tackles & OVER 1.5 tackles for loss:
+325
- Cam Little OVER 0.5 field goals & OVER 7.5 PATs:
+425
- Chris Paul OVER 5.5 tackles & OVER 0.5 tackles for loss:
+200
- Hudson Clark OVER 2.5 tackles & OVER 0.5 interceptions:
+425
- KJ Jefferson OVER 249.5 passing yards & OVER 3.5 passing TDs:
+400
- Luke Hasz OVER 19.5 receiving yards & OVER 3.5 receptions:
+450
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HAWGBEAT'S PICK
Each week, HawgBeat will list a few picks that look favorable based on trends and statistics throughout the season.
Parlay Arkansas -38.5 & OVER 58.5 points (+185)
To keep it short and sweet, Arkansas should have no issue scoring on a Kent State defense that allowed 723 total yards against UCF in Week 1. Yes, Raheim "Rocket" Sanders is out due to injury, but the depth at the running back position will be more than enough to gash the dead-last rushing defense in the country. Kent State will likely scrounge up 7-10 points throughout the game, and I think the Razorbacks have the firepower to make up the rest for the over to hit as well.
Luke Hasz OVER 19.5 receiving yards & OVER 3.5 receptions (+450)
The freshman tight end from Bixby, Oklahoma, caught just two passes for 19 yards in his debut against Western Carolina, but those numbers should improve this weekend. Hasz dealt with some cramps and head coach Sam Pittman even said they probably left Hasz in for too long against the Catamounts. These odds are too good to not sprinkle a little bit on it.
Jacolby Criswell OVER 24.5 passing yards & OVER 0.5 passing TDs (+120)
The transfer from North Carolina completed his only two passes for 28 yards and one touchdown in Week 1. I don't think it's wild to say that Kent State is worse than Western Carolina and Criswell might get in even earlier than he did last Saturday. At plus money, this is another bet that you might as well throw some cash on.
