J.J. McCarthy Under Passing Yards Total a Steal for the CFP Championship Game?

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JJ McCarthy running on field with football for Huskies

Michigan Wolverines starting quarterback J.J. McCarthy was coming in at 201.5 Over/Under passing yards at BetUS for Monday night's CFP Championship game versus Washington.

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These were his numbers over the past five games and as you can see, four were UNDER this total.

vs Alabama: 221
@ Iowa: 147
vs Ohio State: 148
@ Maryland: 141
@ Penn State: 60

One of these two teams will endure their first defeat of the season.

McCarthy has played a critical role in getting his team to the Championship game though the magnitude of it all has yet to set in.

"Everything we've done to get here, we're continuing to do the same things. I think we keep the same approach and treat it as -- obviously it's the National Championship, but it's a football game at the end of the day and we got to go out there and execute each play, and that's how we're treating it right now."

McCarthy also expressed his fondness for Washington quarterback Michael Penix, Jr., for whom he said got his vote for the Heisman Trophy.

"The player he is, the touch he puts on the ball, the accuracy, the ball placement, just a tremendous quarterback and I have so much respect for him."

Penix Jr. comes in with a passing yards total of 295.5.

Receiving Yards Prop Bet

 AJ Barner

Michigan Wolverines

Over(13.5)

-114

Under(13.5)

-114

Blake Corum

Michigan Wolverines

Over(5.5)

-130

Under(5.5)

+100

Colston Loveland

Michigan Wolverines

Over(35.5)

-114

Under(35.5)

-114

Cornelius Johnson

Michigan Wolverines

Over(40.5)

-114

Under(40.5)

-114

Donovan Edwards

Michigan Wolverines

Over(15.5)

-114

Under(15.5)

-114

Germie Bernard

Washington Huskies

Over(14.5)

-114

Under(14.5)

-114

Ja'Lynn Polk

Washington Huskies

Over(55.5)

-121

Under(55.5)

-108

Jack Westover

Washington Huskies

Over(28.5)

-114

Under(28.5)

-114

Jalen McMillan

Washington Huskies

Over(63.5)

-113

Under(63.5)

-115

Roman Wilson

Michigan Wolverines

Over(45.5)

-114

Under(45.5)

-114

Rome Odunze

Washington Huskies

Over(89.5)

-114

Under(89.5)

-114

Rushing Yards Prop Bet

 Blake Corum

Michigan Wolverines

Over(105.5)

-114

Under(105.5)

-114

Dillon Johnson

Washington Huskies

Over(39.5)

+100

Under(39.5)

-130

Donovan Edwards

Michigan Wolverines

Over(30.5)

-113

Under(30.5)

-115

J.J. McCarthy

Michigan Wolverines

Over(23.5)

-114

Under(23.5)

-114

Michael Penix Jr.

Washington Huskies

Over(2.5)

-132

Under(2.5)

+102

Tybo Rogers

Washington Huskies

Over(26.5)

+100

Under(26.5)

-130

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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