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OAKLAND PARK, Fla. - (Gambling911.com) - For No. 7 Alabama at No. 16 Mississippi State on Saturday at 12 pm EDT, the top receiving threats are Anthony Evans III for Mississippi State and Ryan Coleman-Williams for Alabama, both of whom we have total receiving yards betting markets for. Both offenses have been throwing the ball extremely well through four games.
Evans III is the most productive receiver in this matchup, averaging 102 receiving yards per game. He's topped 100 yards in three of Mississippi State's four games, including each of the past two. That's particularly relevant because Mississippi State QB Kamario Taylor already has 1,192 passing yards and 14 TD passes.
His alternative receiving yards payouts are:
Anthony Evans III 30+ Yards
-1200
Anthony Evans III 40+ Yards
-580
Anthony Evans III 50+ Yards
-330
Anthony Evans III 60+ Yards
-220
Anthony Evans III 70+ Yards
-146
Anthony Evans III 80+ Yards
+100
Anthony Evans III 90+ Yards
+140
Anthony Evans III 100+ Yards
+194
Anthony Evans III 110+ Yards
+250
Anthony Evans III 125+ Yards
+390
Anthony Evans III 150+ Yards
+700
Anthony Evans III 175+ Yards
+1200
Anthony Evans III 200+ Yards
+2200
His total receiving yards over/under comes in at 75.5 for this game.
Coleman-Williams leads the Tide with 333 yards and three touchdowns. What's impressive is the explosiveness: 19.6 yards per reception. Alabama's official game center also lists him as its receiving leader entering Saturday.
His alternative receiving yards payouts are:
Ryan Coleman-Williams 25+ Yards
-1100
Ryan Coleman-Williams 30+ Yards
-700
Ryan Coleman-Williams 40+ Yards
-400
Ryan Coleman-Williams 50+ Yards
-245
Ryan Coleman-Williams 60+ Yards
-158
Ryan Coleman-Williams 70+ Yards
-106
Ryan Coleman-Williams 80+ Yards
+132
Ryan Coleman-Williams 90+ Yards
+182
Ryan Coleman-Williams 100+ Yards
+240
Ryan Coleman-Williams 110+ Yards
+320
Ryan Coleman-Williams 125+ Yards
+520
Ryan Coleman-Williams 150+ Yards
+880
Ryan Coleman-Williams 175+ Yards
+1500
Ryan Coleman-Williams 200+ Yards
+3500
His receiving yards total comes in with an over/under of 67.5.
2027 College Football Playoff Championship Odds to Win
All Odds Courtesy of BetOnline
Ohio State
+460
Georgia
+500
Notre Dame
+550
Texas
+700
Miami Florida
+700
Indiana
+1000
LSU
+1500
Florida
+1800
Alabama
+2000
Oregon
+2200
Ole Miss
+2500
Texas Tech
+4000
Tennessee
+6000
Utah
+7000
Mississippi State
+8000
BYU
+10000
USC
+10000
Iowa
+12500
Oklahoma
+12500
Penn State
+12500
Texas A&M
+15000
Michigan
+15000
Missouri
+17500
Houston
+17500
UCLA
+17500
Virginia Tech
+20000
Auburn
+22500
Nebraska
+22500
Louisville
+30000
Oklahoma State
+30000
Boise State
+35000
Washington
+35000
SMU
+35000
Pittsburgh
+35000
Virginia
+40000
Northwestern
+40000
Kentucky
+50000
Arizona State
+50000
Kansas State
+50000
Duke
+100000
Arizona
+100000
Wake Forest
+100000
South Carolina
+100000
Iowa State
+125000
WV Mountaineers
+125000
Louisiana
+125000
James Madison
+125000
Navy
+125000
Texas State
+125000
Massachusetts
+125000
Maryland
+125000
Tulsa
+125000
North Texas
+125000
Clemson
+125000
Kansas
+125000
Colorado State
+125000
East Carolina
+125000
Wisconsin
+125000
Vanderbilt
+125000
Louisiana Tech
+125000
Colorado
+125000
Florida State
+125000
Georgia Tech
+125000
Arkansas
+125000
Marshall
+125000
Cincinnati
+125000
South Florida
+125000
Stanford
+125000
California
+125000
Baylor
+125000
North Carolina
+125000
Toledo
+125000
Oregon State
+125000
San Jose State
+125000
Boston College
+125000
Fresno State
+125000
Minnesota
+125000
Syracuse
+125000
UNLV
+125000
Illinois
+125000
Liberty
+125000
Army
+125000
Western Michigan
+125000
Memphis
+125000
NC State
+125000
Air Force
+125000
UCF
+125000
UTSA
+125000
Appalachian State
+125000
Georgia State
+125000
Michigan State
+125000
New Mexico
+125000
TCU
+125000
Florida Atlantic
+125000
Purdue
+125000
Tulane
+125000
North Dakota State
+125000
- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com
