Pittsburgh vs. Virginia Tech Total Receiving Yards Prop Bets: Cataurus Hicks, Luke Reynolds

OAKLAND PARK, Fla. - (Gambling911.com) - Total receiving yards prop bets are available for Friday's Pittsburgh vs. Virginia Tech game. 

Cataurus Hicksis Pitt's big-play threat: his 252 yards on only 12 receptions works out to 21 yards per catch, easily the best rate among the primary receivers in this matchup.

His alternative receiving yards payouts are as follows: 

Cataurus Hicks 10+ Yards
-1800
Cataurus Hicks 15+ Yards
-900
Cataurus Hicks 20+ Yards
-580
Cataurus Hicks 25+ Yards
-400
Cataurus Hicks 30+ Yards
-290
Cataurus Hicks 40+ Yards
-174
Cataurus Hicks 50+ Yards
-110
Cataurus Hicks 60+ Yards
+136
Cataurus Hicks 70+ Yards
+194
Cataurus Hicks 80+ Yards
+265
Cataurus Hicks 90+ Yards
+370
Cataurus Hicks 100+ Yards
+490
Cataurus Hicks 110+ Yards
+640
Cataurus Hicks 125+ Yards
+920
Cataurus Hicks 150+ Yards
+1500
Cataurus Hicks 175+ Yards
+3500

His over/under receiving yards number was coming in at 48.5. 

Luke Reynolds is Virginia Tech's most heavily utilized receiver despite being a tight end. His 30 catches, 280 yards and four touchdowns lead the Hokies in all three categories. He's averaging 7.5 receptions and 70 receiving yards per game.

His alternative receiving yards payouts are as follows: 

Luke Reynolds 25+ Yards
-1200
Luke Reynolds 30+ Yards
-700
Luke Reynolds 40+ Yards
-350
Luke Reynolds 50+ Yards
-210
Luke Reynolds 60+ Yards
-130
Luke Reynolds 70+ Yards
+118
Luke Reynolds 80+ Yards
+174
Luke Reynolds 90+ Yards
+240
Luke Reynolds 100+ Yards
+350
Luke Reynolds 110+ Yards
+470
Luke Reynolds 125+ Yards
+700
Luke Reynolds 150+ Yards
+1280
Luke Reynolds 175+ Yards
+3000

His over/under receiving yards number was coming in at 62.5. 

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+460
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+500
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+550
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+700
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+1500
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+1800
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+2000
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+2200
Ole Miss
+2500
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+4000
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+6000
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+7000
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+10000
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+12500
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+12500
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+12500
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+15000
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+15000
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+17500
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+17500
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+17500
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+20000
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+22500
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+22500
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+30000
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+30000
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+35000
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+35000
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+35000
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+35000
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+40000
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+40000
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+50000
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+50000
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+50000
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+100000
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+100000
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+100000
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+100000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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+125000
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• Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com