Aggies vs Fighting Irish Same Game Parlay Picks for NCAAF (Sep 13th, 2025)
Notre Dame Stadium rarely sees a first half with so few points, yet the total signals another tight one on September 13th. Texas A&M’s wideouts have surged in receiving yards and trips to the end zone lately. Marcel Reed's passing numbers remain noteworthy, steadily surpassing key thresholds this season. Those patterns frame an intriguing NCAAF same game parlay today.
Aggies vs Fighting Irish Same Game Parlay Picks (Sep 13th, 2025)
This combination brings together underwhelming total points alongside standout receiver and rusher production for Texas A&M. Concepcion's projected yardage aligns well with his touchdown potential in a low-scoring context. Marcel Reed’s passing line matches current usage rates while Moss’ rushing outlook complements aerial gains. These picks form a cohesive bet structure around targeted offensive outputs.
Pick 1: Total Points – Under 39.5 – +244
The under for total points at Notre Dame Stadium appeals given both teams' defensive showings early on this year. Low first-half scoring is becoming more common in their matchups, holding opponents below explosive marks often enough to sway totals downward. Recent data suggests neither offense breaks free quickly nor easily piles up touchdowns before halftime closes out drives short of paydirt frequently enough to support this number.
Pick 2: Anytime Touchdown Scorer – Kevin Concepcion – +145
Concepcion finds himself increasingly involved near the goal line inside coordinated red zone designs that reward speed against softer coverages late drives especially important since he already features among team leaders for targets inside ten-yard stretches capitalizing whenever quarterback play sustains rhythm predicting at least one touchdown remains justified based on trends seen throughout previous outings where similar circumstances yielded reliable scoring output from slot receivers just like him.
Pick 3: Player Passing Yards – Marcel Reed Over 199.5 – +130
Marcel Reed repeatedly edges past two hundred passing yards thanks to high completion percentages even versus strong pass rushes maintaining effective pocket presence and timing routes downfield despite varying pressure levels during opening halves so projecting another busy day fits what we know about both opponent vulnerability defending air attacks plus how often deep threats are leveraged across new downs translating into likely successful chase above threshold here once again barring unusual setbacks or weather factors entering play day itself.
Pick 4: Player Receiving Yards – Kevin Concepcion Over 49.5 – +124
Kevin Concepcion has continued trending upward in receiving opportunities within the Aggies scheme against several solid defenses lately as well as generating chunk plays after catches that push him over posted lines like this one regularly when tested by physical secondaries such as Notre Dame fields each week showing little sign of regression right now making over fifty yards feel attainable if target volume holds steady through all four quarters regardless of final outcome.
Pick 5: Player Rushing Yards – Le'Veon Moss Over 49.5 – -143
Le'Veon Moss enjoys plentiful carries behind an improving offensive front which has propelled collective ground game stats past expectations reflectively pushing individual tallies up too resulting multiple occasions already topping fifty-yard marks without requiring breakaway runs due largely efficient blocking angles exploited early meaning workload stability alone keeps projection reasonable assuming no injuries arise mid-contest nor major deviation from intended run-pass balance dictated by initial score margins shaped mostly via methodical pace established quarter-to-quarter thus far.