SEC Passing Yards Leader Odds Have Been Released

by Staff Reporter

August 13, 202410 Comments

Matt Pendleton-USA TODAY Sports

Online Sportsbook BetOnline.ag released SEC Passing Leader Odds this week and put LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier at 9/1.

Nussmeier, a redshirt junior from Lake Charles, La., enters his third season with the Tigers in 2024 but his first as a starter and leader of the offense.

He has appeared in 18 games with one start at LSU, completing 129-of-219 passes for 1,720 yards, 11 touchdowns, and seven interceptions.

His one start came in LSU’s ReliaQuest Bowl win over Wisconsin, where he threw for 395 yards and three touchdowns and was named MVP.

SEC Passing Yards Leader Odds:
Carson Beck (Georgia) - 3/2 (+150)
Quinn Ewers (Texas) - 2/1
Jaxson Dart (Mississippi) - 6/1
Brady Cook (Missouri) - 8/1
Garrett Nussmeier (LSU) - 9/1
Jackson Arnold (Oklahoma) - 10/1
Nico Lamaleava (Tennessee) - 20/1
Jalen Milroe (Alabama) - 25/1
Conner Weigman (Texas A&M) - 40/1
Graham Mertz (Florida) - 40/1
Blake Shapen (Mississippi State) - 66/1
Taylen Green (Arkansas) - 75/1
Brock Vandagriff (Kentucky) - 100/1
LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina) - 100/1
Payton Thorne (Auburn) - 150/1
Diego Pavia (Vanderbilt) - 200/1

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blueboxer1119•9 months

Nuss is going to win the Heisman.

GeauxTigers1410•9 months

Nuss is a great bet here if it is for just the 12 game season.

Solo Cam•9 months

Nuss is actually really good value here. UGA and Texas both like to run and control the clock. Lane is very balanced as well and loves to run. The kid from Tennessee is good value Heupel loves to sling it.

FireawayLSU•9 months

I’ll take them odds. Beck lost all his receivers and they actually play a real college football schedule for the first time in 20 years.

OrangeCurtainTiger•9 months

Dare I say, back to back Heisman winners?

iamandykeim•9 months

Gotta love our guy here. Jayden finished 2nd in the SEC last year, and that's without playing any postseason. 1st place (Carson Beck) finished with129 more yards, but he played 2 more games than Jayden did. Assuming Nuss can keep up with Jayden's pace in the passing game and plays at least 1 postseason game, there's a pretty damn good chance he'll finish 1st in this.

TheWalrus•9 months

Yeah and Nuss isn’t going to have JDs rushing yards so there are more passing yards out there

Datbayoubengal•9 months

I wouldn't say that at all. JDs passing numbers were insane. His yards per attempt were absurdly high. Even if Nuss hits Mett's 10.4 ypa, he would need 43 more passes. However with the more methodically approach we use this year, at best i see Nuss around 9.3 which would still be between 5th and 10th in the country over the last several years. You're talking 80 more pass attempts even being top 5-10 in the country in yards per attempt. Being realistic, he'll likely need 100 more passes than what Daniels had to reach the same milestone. On top of that, most of those Daniels runs are being converted into RB runs. I got Nuss at 3500 pass yards in 12 games which would have placed him 2nd in the SEC at that point last year.

Saunson69•9 months

Mett was extremely underrated. 10.4 YPA in a Les Miles offense isn't conceivable.

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