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As we highlighted in our college football conference championship preview on Friday, we’re riding with underdog Kansas State and the Clemson-North Carolina under as two of our top picks on Saturday. But there’s one bet that isn’t getting enough attention — and it’s a team total under. 

Loyal readers know how much we love to aggressively target strength versus weakness wherever we can, which lends itself to a high volume of team total plays. So, naturally, we’re drawn to the overlooked SEC final between Georgia and LSU that likely will have no bearing on the final playoff rankings. 

That has obfuscated what profiles as a brutal matchup for the Tigers’ offense, which looked as if it might be without quarterback Jayden Daniels after he was seen in a walking boot following the loss to Texas A&M last week. He’s expected to play on Saturday, but his mobility is sure to be limited by the effects of that sprained ankle. 

It’s bad enough that Daniels — who ranks second among all QBs in rushing yards (824) — could see his rushing production capped by injury. Yet that limited mobility is amplified behind an LSU offensive line tied for the eighth-most sacks allowed (41) out of 131 FBS teams this season. 

Georgia’s defense is easily the best in the country, allowing a mere 11.3 points per game and holding eight of 12 opponents to fewer than 17 points. With LSU’s offense already hindered by injury, this is a juicy matchup for the Bulldogs’ front to wreak havoc.