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The SEC Championship Game is set for Saturday afternoon. It will be a battle between the LSU Tigers and Georgia Bulldogs in Atlanta. Georgia are going to have a home-field advantage due to the location and they are also a pretty massive favorite in this game.
Trying to make a prediction about the spread can be a bit challenging, but there are some great betting opportunities out there. Here are five of the best 2022 SEC Championship Game prop predictions to make.
Read our LSU vs. Georgia preview to find out who we’re betting on to cover ATS.
Stetson Bennett Under 12.5 Rushing Yards (-115)
Georgia quarterback Stetson Bennett is a dual threat at that position, but the Bulldogs want him throwing the football. Bennett will take off and run the football when needed, but he is also going to be under pressure in this game.
Sacks count as negative rushing yards for a QB in college football and that is going to hurt the total. Take the under 12.5 rushing yards for Bennett in the SEC Championship Game.
Jayden Daniels Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+180)
LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels has had a terrific season for the Tigers and he is going to have the ball in his hands a ton in this one. Daniels has thrown for 15 touchdowns this NCAAF season and he has managed to find the endzone 11 times on the ground.
There is some great value in betting on Daniels to score a touchdown in this game and this is a great bet to make. Take Daniels at +180 to reach the endzone in the SEC Championship Game.
Brock Bowers Over 59.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
Georgia wants to establish the run in this game, but they will also need to pick up yards through the air in this one. When it comes to the passing attack, Brock Bowers is a player that always comes up with a big play.
Bowers is going to find some holes in the LSU secondary and he will make some big catches in this one. Take the over 59.5 receiving yards on Saturday, as he will be a star against LSU.
Kenny McIntosh Under 62.5 Rushing Yards (-115)
Kenny McIntosh is the leading rusher for Georgia this football season, but he is just one of many talented running backs on the roster. McIntosh should have a big game in this one, but he is also going to be splitting some time.
With LSU gearing up to stop the rushing attack of Georgia, betting the under 62.5 rushing yards is the best strategy when it comes to this bet.
LSU +10 First Half Spread (-105)
Georgia is expected to dominate in the SEC Championship Game, but that might not happen right away. LSU will come into this game with nothing to lose and that is going to make them dangerous, especially to begin the game.
Betting on the final spread can be a tough bet to make, but the Tigers are going to keep things interesting for the first half. Take the +10 point halftime spread and bet on LSU to be within single digits heading into the locker room.
