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The 2025 college football season kicks off on Saturday when the Iowa State Cyclones take on the Kansas State Wildcats in the 2025 College Football Classic in Dublin, Ireland. The SEC kicks off next week and No. 1 Texas is set to take on No. 3 Ohio State in the biggest matchup of the week. Texas is listed as a +550 (risk $100 to win $550) co-favorite with Ohio State in the latest 2025 CFP national championship odds at DraftKings Sportsbook. The Longhorns also have a a projected regular season win total of 9.5. Should you target the Longhorns in your 2025 college football futures bets?
SportsLine expert handicapper Jimmie Kaylor has broken down the latest betting trends from BetMGM and the most recent college football futures odds and locked in his top over/under win total picks. Before locking in any college football futures bets, you’ll want to see what Kaylor has to say. New users can also take advantage of the BetMGM promo code offering up to $1,500 in bonus bets if their first bet loses.
Kaylor has posted a 235-152-7 record since Week 1 of the 2023 season, bringing his net profit up to a whopping 112.82 units ($11,282 for a $100 bettor) since joining SportsLine as a college football expert.
Here are Kaylor’s top three college football win total picks for SEC teams in 2025:
Texas over 9.5 wins (-170)LSU over 8.5 wins (-135)Alabama under 9.5 wins (-105)
Texas over 9.5 wins (-170 at DraftKings)
Texas is loaded on both sides of the ball with numerous players who project to be future first round NFL Draft picks. Defensively, the Longhorns are led by the quartet of Colin Simmons, Anthony Hill, Malik Muhammad, and Michael Taffe, who all have All-American potential. Offensively, all eyes will be on Manning, but sophomore Ryan Wingo has the look of a potential…
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Author : Jimmie Kaylor
Publish date : 2025-08-20 05:03:00
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