We're attacking the end-zone markets for Saturday’s SEC showdown, with high-usage red-zone weapons Trey'Dez Green and Trinidad Chambliss standing out as major touchdown targets.
Our expert breaks down the top LSU vs. Ole Miss touchdown picks for both teams—plus a juicy long shot and a stacked TD parlay combo—in our full LSU vs. Ole Miss prediction.
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Best LSU vs Ole Miss anytime touchdown picks
| Pick |  Odds |
|---|---|
| Trey'Dez Green | +165 |
| Trindidad Chambliss | +120 |
| Caleb Odom | +360 |
| Trey'Dez Green + Deuce Alexander | +450 |
LSU touchdown pick: Trey'Dez Green +165
Trey’Dez Green is the LSU touchdown play at +145. The Tigers have scored 48 points per game through two weeks, and their passing offense ranks fifth nationally, creating the kind of volume that can support a plus-money tight end.
Green’s 6-foot-7 frame is a problem near the goal line, particularly when Sam Leavitt’s mobility forces Ole Miss defenders to hesitate. Leavitt has already scored five rushing touchdowns, so the Rebels cannot sell out on Green in condensed space.
Ole Miss has allowed 23.5 points per game, and LSU should have enough possessions to make its red-zone matchup count.
Green’s size and route access make this playable to +110.
Ole Miss touchdown pick: Trinidad Chambliss +120
The Ole Miss’ quarterback has already produced 561 passing yards and five passing touchdowns through two games, while also adding a rushing score. LSU’s defense should force the Rebels to work for every possession, which increases the value of a quarterback who can extend plays and finish drives himself.
Chambliss ran for a touchdown in the opener and threw two scores in last week’s 41-9 win over Charlotte.
In a matchup where LSU’s pressure could shrink the pocket, his mobility may matter as much as his arm. Anecdotally it doesn't hurt that this one means just a little more to Trinidad Chambliss in particular. I'd play to +120.
LSU vs Ole Miss long-shot touchdown scorer pick: Caleb Odom +360
Caleb Odom is the longer-priced option I prefer.
Ole Miss ranks 123rd nationally in rushing EPA and averages only 4.1 yards per carry, which should place greater responsibility on Trinidad Chambliss to win through the passing game. Odom has 66 yards and a touchdown on three catches, including a 35-yard gain, while LSU ranks in the bottom 30th percentile nationally in explosiveness allowed.
If the Geaux' devote extra attention to Deuce Alexander, Odom’s size gives him a natural matchup inside the 20. His role aligns with the clearest weakness in this matchup, making him the better longshot.
LSU vs Ole Miss touchdown combo +450
- Trey'Dez Green
- Deuce Alexander
Green and Alexander give the combo two high-leverage receiving options on opposite sides.
Alexander has 13 catches for 235 yards and two touchdowns through two games, while Green leads LSU with 162 receiving yards and owns a touchdown.
Both offenses are averaging enough production to create multiple scoring opportunities, and neither player is dependent on a rushing touchdown or a goal-line carry. Alexander can punish LSU vertically, while Green’s size gives Sam Leavitt a reliable target near the end zone.
This pairing also benefits from the game script: if LSU takes control, Ole Miss must throw more, and if the Rebels lead, LSU’s passing volume should rise.
- TD picks: 3-4, -0.55 units
Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
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