Indiana vs. Ohio State Touchdown Scorer Prop Bet: Jeremiah Smith, Carnell Tate, Elijah Sarratt

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This may arguably be the true "game of the season".  The Indiana Hoosiers take on the Ohio State Buckeyes with both teams undefeated (12-0).  We have all your touchdown scorer prop bets for what will be a heavily wagered on game. 

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Jeremiah Smith (OSU) totaled three receptions (on four targets) for 40 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 27-9 win versus Michigan.

He is priced at -145 to score a touchdown in Saturday's big game. 

From Rotowire: 

The Wolverines made things difficult for Smith in the decisive win, and the Buckeyes limited Smith's participation as he worked his way back from a lower body injury that kept him out of last week's game against Rutgers. He'll have plenty of time to rest before the playoffs begin, and he'll enjoy an extended break thanks to a guaranteed bye week in the bracket. HIs next hurdle is a trip to visit Indiana in the Big Ten Championship.

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Carnell Tate (OSU) is priced at -115 to score a touchdown in this game. 

Tate accrued five receptions (on seven targets) for 82 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 27-9 victory over Michigan.

Elijah Sarratt (IND) will pay slightly better than even odds should he score a touchdown here. 

Sarratt recorded three receptions (on four targets) for 41 yards and one touchdown during Friday's 56-3 win against Purdue.

Sarratt was previously listed as questionable ahead of Friday's matchup but was able to suit up against the Boilermakers, finishing with three receptions for 41 yards and a touchdown. The 6-foot-2 receiver connected with quarterback Fernando Mendoza on a 17-yard scoring strike in the third quarter, building the lead even further for the Hoosiers. Sarratt finished the regular season with 48 receptions for 650 yards and 11 touchdowns across 10 contests for the Hoosiers. His next chance to make an impact will come against Ohio State on Saturday.

Touchdown Scorer Prop Bet - Indiana vs. Ohio State

Any Time
Jeremiah Smith (OSU)
-145
Carnell Tate (OSU)
-115
Elijah Sarratt (IND)
+110
Bo Jackson (OSU)
+120
Roman Hemby (IND)
+120
Omar Cooper Jr (IND)
+135
Kaelon Black (IND)
+210
CJ Donaldson (OSU)
+220
Fernando Mendoza (IND)
+320
Max Klare (OSU)
+340
Charlie Becker (IND)
+420
E.J. Williams (IND)
+420
Brandon Inniss (OSU)
+460
Ohio State Defense
+550
Riley Nowakowski (IND)
+600
Will Kacmarek (OSU)
+600
Isaiah West (OSU)
+650
Indiana Defense
+700
Julian Sayin (OSU)
+750
Holden Staes (IND)
+1500

  • Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com 

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