We’ve reached half of the college football, and with these expanded playoffs, there are a ton of teams that are in contention to make it. Every game now has a lot of meaning, so no one wants to have a slip-up like some did last week. Let's highlight some matchups and make a college football Same Game Parlay (SGP) bet or two. Here are our top college football SGP picks for Week 7’s game Texas vs. Oklahoma.
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College Football Week 7 Same Game Parlays: Texas vs. Oklahoma
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Texas vs. Oklahoma
- Leg 1: Over 5.5 Touchdowns (-135)
- Leg 2: Quinn Ewers 2+ Passing Touchdowns (-145)
- Leg 3: Texas Team Total Over 34.5 (+130)
It's one of the biggest rivalries in college football, and now it's in the biggest conference. This is the first edition of the Red River Rivalry in the SEC. As big as this game is for each team on their calendar, it doesn’t have that feeling with each team on a different path.
Texas regained their top spot in the AP Poll after losing to the previous No. 1. They've been pushing through without Quinn Ewers, but it's okay when you have the former top recruit in the nation and part of football royalty. Ewers will be back for this game, and he wants to avenge the loss from last season. As good as this offense is, so is the defense, as they are second in points allowed per game at seven, and this defensive line is for real, as they have 13 sacks on the year.
Oklahoma has an entirely different identity this season. The 4-1 record looks nice, but this will be their second game against a ranked opponent, and the only one was a loss.
Dillon Gabriel helped them push the ball through the air last season, but Michael Hawkins Jr. does not have that ability with their arms and mostly pushes the ball with their legs. While the offense hasn't helped them much, the defense has been the opposite. They had a big pick-six against Auburn, and they are 11th in defensive EPA and 34th in defensive success rate.
How successful will they be against the Longhorns? This is the same Texas team that went into The Big House and put up 31. Anything can happen in this rivalry, but Ewers also led this team to a 49-0 win a couple of years ago.
Parlay Odds: +576
