LSU vs. Texas A&M Picks, Odds, Parlay for College Football Week 4

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The 10th-ranked LSU Tigers will host 23rd-ranked Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday evening in an SEC clash set to be played in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Below, I’ll briefly break down both teams and highlight my favorite betting angle that you can take when placing wagers on Saturday’s conference action.

Let’s look at my LSU vs Texas A&M picks and college football parlay for Saturday, September 26.

• LSU ML
• Dilin Jones Anytime Touchdown

Parlay Odds: +101 (FanDuel)

LSU vs. Texas A&M Odds

Though I was far from impressed with LSU QB Sam Leavitt in the Tigers’ road loss in Oxford this past Saturday, Texas A&M QB Marcel Reed looked considerably worse, suffering a double-digit beatdown to Kentucky at home in College Station.

After last week — when the emotions were high upon Lane Kiffin’s return to Ole Miss — I expect the Tigers to be far more prepared in front of their home crowd.

Despite its loss to the Rebels, LSU still enters Saturday’s SEC clash with the top-ranked rush defense in the FBS, allowing less than 35 rushing yards per contest.

For Texas A&M, a team that leans heavily into its rushing attack, there’s no doubt that Reed will have to beat LSU through the air.

While Reed was exceptional in 2025, he’s looked atrocious in the Aggies’ passing attack. Against Kentucky, Reed completed only 53% of his passes while throwing two picks.

LSU’s offense has been phenomenal over the Tigers’ first three games, ranking inside the top 20 in college football with over 500 yards of offense per game.

On the other hand, A&M’s defense got exposed by a Kentucky offense with far less talent compared to the offensive weapons Kiffin has in Baton Rouge.

Though I expect the Tigers to prevail by double digits, I think taking the safe route by just playing LSU ML for the first leg is the right way to go.

LSU RB Dilin Jones has been a major part of this offense to start the season. He currently leads the SEC in total carries, and that’s why I like him to score a touchdown at -185.

The Aggies’ defensive unit has shown significant vulnerability against the run, allowing just over 150 rushing yards and 400 total yards to Kentucky.

In a game I expect the Tigers to be leading for most of the game, Jones should get his usual volume out of the Tigers’ backfield and will get plenty of opportunities to punch one in around the red zone or goal line.

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