HawgBeat continues its weekly partnership with BetSaracen, the official mobile sports wagering platform of the Saracen Casino Resort.
Each game day eve, 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 week, the Hogs will face off against the No. 3 Texas Longhorns at 11 a.m. CT Saturday at Razorback Stadium in Fayetteville. The game will be broadcast on ABC and streamed on the ESPN app, and there is no shortage of options for bettors.
Here is a full breakdown:
ML/SPREAD/TOTALS:
Money Line:Arkansas: +375
Texas: -475
Spread:
Arkansas: +12.5, (-110)
Texas: -12.5, (-110)
Total Points:
OVER 57.5, (-110)
UNDER 57.5, (-110)
Team Totals:
Arkansas OVER 21, (-115)
Arkansas UNDER 21, (-105)
Texas OVER 34.5, (-115)
Texas UNDER 34.5, (-105)
(Alternate lines, spreads and team totals are available on the BetSaracen mobile app.)
Double-R Props:
~ Andrew Armstrong OVER 5.5 receptions and OVER 80.5 receiving yards: +115~ Arkansas team first quarter scoring OVER 8.5: +165
~ Arkansas team second quarter scoring OVER 7.5: +135
~ Arkansas team passing OVER 5.5 big plays (gain of 15+ yards): +145
~ Arkansas team rushing OVER 4.5 big plays (gain of 10+ yarsds): +115
~ Braylen Russell OVER 5.5 rush attempts and OVER 29.5 rush yards: +175
~ Ja'Quinden Jackson OVER 11.5 rush attempts and OVER 49.5 rushing yards: +165
~ Landon Jackson OVER 4.5 total tackles and OVER 1.5 tackles for loss: +195
~ Taylen Green and Ja'Quinden Jackson OVER 349.5 combined total offense: +350
~ Arkansas offense, defense and special teams to all score 1+ points each: +1000
HAWGBEAT'S PICK
Each week, HawgBeat will list a few picks that look favorable based on trends and statistics throughout the season.Arkansas-Texas OVER 57.5 points (-110)
While I don't think Texas will drop 63 points on Arkansas as Ole Miss did two weeks ago, I do believe the Razorbacks' poor secondary defense will show its glaring ahead against a Longhorns offense that ranks 10th in passing yards per game (301.1).
Tack on the fact that Texas also ranks 10th in scoring (38.9 points) and that quarterback Quinn Ewers is the veteran type that Arkansas has struggled against, and I don't think it's a question that the burnt orange will hold up its end of the bargain Saturday.
As for the Hogs, while the Ole Miss game was ugly defensively, Arkansas still scored 31 points a week after dropping 58 points against Mississippi State. With Ja'Quinden Jackson and Taylen Green healthy plus the extra bye-week preparation, it's fair to assume Bobby Petrino's unit will be clicking enough to give Texas some trouble.
Considering those factors, I like the over in this one.
