SEC play continues as the college football season rounds into the last few weeks. With the campaign heading into the home stretch, the Tennessee Volunteers head to the Swamp to take on the Florida Gators. There’s a big difference in the quality of these squads, but with Florida no stranger to an upset, the spread is set at just three points in favor of Tennessee. There’s still plenty of betting value to find elsewhere in the prop bet market though, which we’ll dive into here.
Here’s a glimpse at top prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook for Tennessee vs. Florida in Week 13 of the 2025 college football campaign.
Tennessee vs. Florida prop bets
Joey Aguilar 280+ passing yards (-131)
The Volunteers have one of the nation’s most elite offenses, sitting top-10 in both points (40.2) and yards (470.9) per game. That unit is led by Joey Aguilar, one of the most explosive passers in the sport. The quarterback ranks eighth in the nation with 2,941 passing yards as well as seventh in yards per attempt at 9.2. With a trio of impressive wideouts catching his passes, Aguilar is a threat to post an eye-popping stat line each and every week. He’s thrown for 280 or more yards in five of his 10 games this season and frequently hits the big play in this Tennessee offense, so there’s plenty of reason to believe he’ll rack up air yards once more today. The Gators allow 242.4 passing yards per game, 94th in the nation, as well as 8.0 yards per pass, 107th overall. That poor secondary means Tennessee should take advantage and work via the passing attack, setting Aguilar up for yet another big day.
DJ Lagway 250+ passing yards (-116)
Florida’s own quarterback, DJ Lagway, isn’t the player I’d usually target for prop bet purposes. While some Gators fans may still believe in the talent, his numbers haven’t reflected a quality signal-caller with a 63.2% completion rate and 12 touchdowns to 13 interceptions. However, there’s some reason to believe there is betting value on his passing line today. Why’s that? The Tennessee run defense proves much stronger than the Vols’ pass defense. The visitors allow 271.1 passing yards per game, 123rd in the nation — that’s something both the Gators’ game plan and bettors alike should target. Lagway’s thrown for 250 yards or more in just three games this season, but came close with 245 passing yards in one more contest. With a matchup against a vulnerable secondary as well as the possibility to play from behind all day and air the ball out due to game script, Lagway should be able to get to 250 yards via the air here.
