Sugar Bowl Preview: Key Player Props and Quarterback Focus

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00:00As we get you set for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, now we look at the player

00:04prompts in the individuals that of course will dictate the outcome of our

00:08final college football playoff quarterfinal. DRS, this is our eighth

00:13game of the first ever 12-team CFP. It features the lowest total at 45 and a

00:20hook of any of the eight. So how much offense will we see? How many overs might

00:25we see from these player props listed on your screen? With the biggest question

00:30for the actual football game, Gunnar Stockton, Georgia's new starting

00:34quarterback. 175 in a hook is his passing yards prop. Donnie, if he goes over that,

00:40is it necessarily a great thing for Georgia or could it mean they are

00:46trailing and playing from behind for most of the football game? You know, I

00:51don't think it's that case. I actually think he would be playing from ahead in

00:54the first half, which means that they're going to be more aggressive and you

00:57might be able to hit some of those shots. And by the way, FanDuel Sportsbook, as

00:59you see that graphic, 175 and a half, now up to 181 and a half here live for him.

01:03So people are betting that Gunnar's gonna have a decent football game. Riley

01:07Leonard at the 180 and a half, and then the passing touchdown market here. Over

01:11one and a half, which means each one of these quarterbacks for two touchdowns,

01:14plus 174 for Stockton, plus 205 for Riley Leonard. So those games that you think

01:19will be a little bit lower scoring, you're gonna get that added boost if you

01:21think there might be a semblance of offense. But for me, it's not necessarily

01:25the past, you know, throwers, it's the past catchers that we're gonna look at

01:29in a few moments. But you said, Donny, which quarterback would you actually

01:32take to go over that number? To be honest, I think it might be Gunnar

01:36Stockton. I really do, because I think his weapons at wide receiver are more

01:40in tune for the big play than Notre Dame's weapons at wide receiver to do

01:44that.