Crimson Tide vs Sooners Same Game Parlay Picks for NCAAF (Dec 19th, 2025)

Oklahoma Sooners quarterback John Mateer (10)
Oklahoma Sooners quarterback John Mateer (10)

Bright lights in Oklahoma on December 19th mean more than just another NCAAF game. Isaiah Sategna’s pattern of high-volume targets makes his yardage mark particularly attractive. John Mateer brings notable dual-threat ability, having regularly surpassed both passing and rushing projections this season. Ty Simpson, meanwhile, enters this Alabama-Oklahoma duel off a string of productive outings through the air. With trends like these converging at kickoff, bettors have plenty to evaluate for NCAAF same game parlay picks.

Crimson Tide vs Sooners Same Game Parlay Picks (Dec 19th, 2025)

Selections here build around dynamic playmakers impacting multiple offensive categories. Receiving yards props target volume-heavy wideouts who frequently eclipse their lines. Rushing and touchdown bets capitalize on mobile quarterbacks with proven ability in both facets of offense. The quarterback passing prop rounds out exposure to both teams’ strengths while keeping correlation tight.

Pick 1: Anytime Touchdown Scorer – John Mateer – +110

John Mateer's role extends far beyond throwing passes; he creates scoring chances when plays break down near goal line packages or via design runs inside red zone territory where defenses struggle reading intentions under center or shotgun formations alike regardless opponent strength upfront so expect him involved heavily if Oklahoma gets inside five-yard line opportunities because coaches favor versatility near endzone situations repeatedly throughout regular season matchups thus making anytime TD potential appealing.

Pick 2: Player Receiving Yards – Isaiah Sategna Over 49.5 – -258

Isaiah Sategna has been a focal point whenever Oklahoma looks downfield this year. His targets per game remain among the highest on the team lately as well as across conference competition during key matchups late in the campaign. He keeps exceeding receiving yard benchmarks by finding space against various coverages week after week—this is not an isolated trend but one that reflects trust from his quarterback staff too often ignored by defenses overcommitting elsewhere.

Pick 3: Player Receiving Yards – Germie Bernard Over 49.5 – -180

Germie Bernard draws meaningful assignments within Alabama's aerial attack especially away from home where reliance shifts toward quick-release passes targeting reliable hands like Bernard’s out wide which has propelled him past receptions numbers and yard totals several times already especially when secondary coverage leans toward bracketing primary threats forcing increased distribution patterns benefiting Bernard directly each drive contributing to clear upside at current market price.

Pick 4: Player Passing Yards – Ty Simpson Over 239.5 – -117

Ty Simpson steps into leadership role with composure whenever tasked executing deep throws—a method that repeatedly inflates his statistical output even against disciplined secondaries including those deployed by similar-caliber Big XII squads throughout autumn stretch runs demonstrating willingness attacking intermediate windows along sidelines leading directly towards posting multiple passing touchdowns alongside steady accumulation above listed line resulting from tempo-focused schemes trusting arm talent explicitly tailored around maximizing verticality regardless score differential late into quarters.

Pick 5: Player Rushing Yards – John Mateer Over 24.5 – -248

Mateer’s mobility isn’t simply theoretical—it shows up every time he escapes pressure outside pocket for chunk gains whether designed run plays or broken pass attempts routinely giving defensive coordinators headaches all month long since November started; monitoring snap counts exposes increased emphasis placed upon using his legs rather than risking negative plays behind shaky protection plus teammate injuries only increase percentage chance he’ll get double-digit carries again versus Alabama front unimpressive versus scrambling QBs earlier fall games hence value above posted total emerges naturally.