The SEC showdown on every college football fan’s radar this evening is the clash between the Oklahoma Sooners and Tennessee Volunteers. Both sides come into the matchup with 6-2 records and one loss in conference play, so this shapes up as a crucial contest. There are plenty of ways to play this game on DraftKings Sportsbook, including player props for the stars on display.
Here’s a glimpse at top prop bets for Oklahoma vs. Tennessee in Week 10 of the 2025 college football campaign.
Oklahoma vs. Tennessee prop bets
John Mateer 250+ passing yards (+108)
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer looked like a top Heisman Trophy candidate prior to his injury earlier in the season. His raw numbers haven’t quite been the same since returning in early October, but the junior remains more than capable of posting some big stat lines. Against one of the worst pass defenses in the country, the Sooners and their signal-caller are positioned for quite the outing. Tennessee allows 281.1 passing yards per game with a 67.87% completion rate, both marks that rank 123rd or worse of all FBS programs. Mateer hit or exceeded 250 passing yards in his first four games of the season, and while he’s yet to do so again since then, the Volunteers should be firmly in this game and keep the game script positive for Oklahoma’s passing volume. A handful of talented pass catchers help the outlook, so play the matchup and take 250+ yards for Mateer here.
Isaiah Sategna III 70+ receiving yards (-135)
The Oklahoma defense remains one of the nation’s best, so in the spirit of targeting a much softer Tennessee unit, we’re targeting another prop bet for a Sooner. If Mateer has a big game, it’s almost certain top wideout Isaiah Sategna III will as well. The junior leads the team with 43 receptions for 624 yard and five touchdowns, and he’s tallied at least 61 yards in each of his last six games with at least four catches in all. Over that span, he’s crossed the 70-yard mark in all but one appearance (5/8 overall this season), so it’s only natural to pair our Mateer play earlier with one for his top wideout. Sategna III has provided a reliable weapon on a weekly basis with seven more receptions than the next-closest player and should use his workload to carve up this poor secondary to the tune of another big outing.
