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Mississippi State vs. LSU: Touchdown Odds & Player Props

Charlie Zschau Published: 6 hours ago

Mississippi State travel to Death Valley to Face LSU on Saturday, with kickoff at Noon Eastern Time.

MSST vs. LSU Touchdown Scorer Odds

	First TD	Anytime TD
Dilin Jones (LSU)	+350	-280
Sam Leavitt (LSU)	+450	-190
Fluff Bothwell (MSST)	+750	-130
Winston Watkins (LSU)	+800	-105
Jackson Harris (LSU)	+1100	+145
Kamario Taylor (MSST)	+1200	+130
Eugene Wilson III (LSU)	+1300	+165
Harlem Berry (LSU)	+1300	+165
Anthony Evans III (MSST)	+1500	+170
Kolin Wilson (MSST)	+1500	+170
Jayce Brown (LSU)	+2000	+260
Stacy Gage (LSU)	+2000	+260
Zach Grace (LSU)	+2000	+260
Sanfrisco Magee (MSST)	+2500	+290
Roman Mothershed (LSU)	+2500	+325
Zion Ragins (MSST)	+3300	+375

Kamario Taylor, one of college football’s biggest sensations in 2026, faces LSU, one of the sport’s most controversial and disliked programs, on Saturday in Baton Rouge.

Taylor has been sensational this season, leading Mississippi State to a 4–1 record and a No. 16 ranking in the AP Poll ahead of Week 6. He has passed for 1,450 yards, 17 touchdowns and four interceptions this season, but he will face one of the best defensive lines in the SEC, led by Princewill Umanmielen.

Umanmielen leads LSU with eight sacks through six games and will be eager to add to that total after failing to record a sack for the first time this season in last week’s loss to Kentucky.

LSU has already lost two games this season and will be desperate to avoid a third defeat and keep its College Football Playoff hopes alive. Mississippi State will feel the same way, but the Bulldogs have slightly more breathing room with only one loss this season.

Sam Leavitt will need to take care of the football this weekend, something he has not done particularly well. Leavitt has thrown eight interceptions this year, including one in each of LSU’s first six games. He still has work to do when it comes to protecting the football, but he has improved his completion percentage, completing at least 73% of his passes in each of his past three games.

Check out the game lines and Sam Leavitt’s passing props for Mississippi State vs LSU below:

All odds displayed in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to withdrawal or change at any time. College player props and touchdown odds are not available in all states.