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Football College Football Week 0 Bets

RileyMcFerran

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The college football season officially begins on Saturday, so now's the time to drop all of your bets for the year. Win totals for teams, Heisman picks, etc.

This weekend we have Florida State-Georgia Tech, Montana State-New Mexico, SMU-Nevada and Delaware State-Hawaii.

Also curious what y'all's favorite Arkansas season prop bets are:

Arkansas UNDER 1899.5 rushing yards allowed and UNDER 24.5 rushing TDs allowed: +125

Arkansas UNDER 2499.5 passing yards allowed and UNDER 34.5 passing TDs allowed: +175

Braylen Russell OVER 199.5 rushing yards and OVER 4.5 rushing TDs: +150

Andrew Armstrong OVER 799.5 receiving yards and OVER 54.5 receptions: +350

Landon Jackson OVER 49.5 total tackles and OVER 6.5 total sacks: +250

Taylen Green OVER 2499.5 passing yards and OVER 399.5 rushing yards: +200

Arkansas OVER 2749.5 passing yards and OVER 29.5 passing TDs: +325

Ja'Quinden Jackson OVER 649.5 rushing yards and OVER 6.5 rushing TDs: +275

Arkansas OVER 1999.5 rushing yards and OVER 28.5 rushing TDs: +550

Jaylon Braxton OVER 4.5 interceptions and OVER 24.5 total tackles: +450

Luke Hasz OVER 449.5 receiving yards and OVER 48.5 receptions: +375

Rashod Dubinion OVER 249.5 rushing yards and OVER 99.5 receiving yards: +350

Brad Spence OVER 44.5 total tackles and OVER 4.5 total sacks: +575

Isaiah Satenga OVER 499.5 receiving yards and OVER 34.5 receptions: +325

Rodney Hill OVER 299.5 rushing yards and OVER 199.5 receiving yards: +600

Tyrone Broden OVER 549.5 receiving yards and OVER 29.5 receptions: +500

Xavian Sorey Jr. OVER 74.5 total tackles and OVER 7.5 TFLs: +350
 
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