In Week 13’s SEC action on Saturday, Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns take on the Arkansas Razorbacks. While UT remains in striking distance of a College Football Playoff spot, it’s been a miserable season for the visitors overall… and nothing would boost the poor vibes in the locker room more than a massive upset. With the Longhorns a smidge vulnerable, can the Razorbacks take advantage and shock the college football world?
Here’s a glimpse at top prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook for Arkansas vs. Texas in Week 13 of the 2025 college football campaign.
Arkansas vs. Texas prop bets
Arch Manning 270+ passing yards (-127)
While Arch Manning hasn’t quite lived up to the lofty expectations from before the season, there’s yet hope for his future. Over the last three weeks, the young signal-caller has shown signs of growth with some of his best performances of the campaign. Manning has completed at least 62.8% of his passes with 251 yards in one contest, over 300 yards in the other two, as well as seven touchdowns to just two interceptions. These signs of progress are quite encouraging given how rocky the start of the campaign was for the sophomore, so there’s a building block here to use in a positive matchup against a soft Arkansas defense. The Razorbacks give up 254.1 passing yards per game, 106th in the nation. With the vulnerable secondary, Manning certainly has a great shot to rack up 270+ yards via the air for the fifth time this season and third time in his last four contests.
Ryan Wingo 74+ receiving yards (-119)
If we believe Manning puts up a big stat line (and we do), it’s only right we take his top target to do the same. Ryan Wingo is a big raw at receiver, but with a 6-foot-2 frame and great athleticism, the sophomore has taken over this group of pass catchers. He paces all Longhorns with 40 catches for 655 receiving yards and six touchdowns. While he did pick up an undisclosed injury in the loss to Georgia last week, he’s probable to play on Saturday and should pick up right where he left off. Wingo has recorded at least 74 receiving yards in just three games this season, but he came close with 73 in one more and went over this line in two of his last three as well. Again, Arkansas’ defense is nowhere near the caliber of Georgia’s, which held him to 62 yards on nine receptions. As long as the Longhorns don’t rely too much on the run due to game script, Manning should look to his primary target often as they take advantage of his weak secondary.
