Exotic Super Bowl prop bets have become a mainstay for the Big Game each year, and one of the most popular props that has nothing to do with the game itself is the length of the national anthem. As we do every year, today we will analyze the over/under odds and recommend the best bet for country legend Reba McEntire's "Star-Spangled Banner" ahead of Super Bowl 58 between the Chiefs and the 49ers. The big prop, of course, is the duration of the performance. Our friends at recently told us it once again ranks as one of the on the Super Bowl market. Bettors love whipping out their stopwatch apps and timing the duration, from the first word of "Oh say can you see..." to the last sound of "...home of the brave." MORE SUPER 58 PROP BETS:| | | Over the years, we've also seen props on whether a word will be omitted or forgotten from the song, what the anthem singer will be wearing, and who will be the first person the broadcast cuts away to during the rendition. This Dixon Machado Jersey year, though, the niche market seems confined to just the length of the song. Let's get to the odds and discu s our best bets for the Super Bowl 58 national anthem performed by country star Reba McEntire. Good luck, enjoy the show, and go America! What will be the length of the National Anthem? OVER 90.5 seconds UNDER 90.5 seconds One year after southern crooner Chris Stapleton rocked the Super Bowl 57 crowd, fellow country legend Reba McEntire will sing this year's version of the Star-Spangled Banner. Stapleton's performance lasted a whopping 119.5 seconds, easily hitting the OVER for the third straight year. However, we have reason to believe Reba will cash for the UNDER crowd this time around. McEntire has performed multiple National Anthems throughout her illustrious 40-year career, including a 78-second version at the 1985 National Finals Rodeo, a 66-second performance at the 1985 World Series in 1985, an 83-second rendition at the 1997 World Series, and a 90-second edition at a Cowboys game in 1999. PLAY NOW: McEntire is no longer a world-famous superstar amongst the younger crowd of Americans, so we doubt she will jump through vocal hoops or take many artistic liberties with her latest rendition of the "Star-Spangled Banner." The "Queen of Country" is now 68, and she's still a simple Oklahoma gal at heart. She has a fantastic voice, but she's never been a showboater or diva. Expect Reba to stay true to our national song, keeping it traditional while still warming the hearts of the nation with her awesome pipes. We're avoiding the crowd and going with the UNDER of 90.5 seconds, projecting her performance to last 86.5 seconds in total. BONUS BET OFFERS: | | It's always good to know the past in order to better understand and predict the present. Let's take a closer look at past Super Bowl national anthem performances, from the early days to the more recent renditions. In the initial decades of the Super Bowl, the national anthem played a much smaller role in the event. From the 1960s through the 1980s, the "Star-Spangled Banner" was often sung by choirs, marching bands, and trumpeters. On some occasions, "America the Beautiful" replaced the anthem entirely. Super Bowl 25 changed the game. Taking place in 1991 during the height of the Gulf War, the nation needed a rally cry. Star diva Whitney Houston delivered, blowing America away with her of the anthem. In many ways, that performance ushered in a new era of show-stopping anthems. Here's some quick facts about Super Bowl national anthems: All Super Bowls combined, theaverage national anthem length clocks inat 1 minute and 43 seconds. The average since Whitney Houston's performance at Super Bowl 25, though, is 1 minute and 57 seconds. The longest Super Bowl anthem performance Matthew Boyd Jersey came from Alicia Keys at Super Bowl 47, when she dazzled the crowd for a whopping 2 minutes and 36 seconds. The shortest Super Bowl anthem performance came from Neil Diamond at Super Bowl 21, when he only took 1 minute and 2 seconds The shortest Super Bowl anthem since Whitney Houston changed the game in '91: Jewel in 1998, in a tidy and quick 1 minute and 27 seconds. Since betting odds have become available for the Super Bowl national anthem,the average performance has been 2 minutes. The over on national anthem length is9-7-1 over the past15 years. The over on national anthem length has cashed in four of the past five Super Bowls The national anthem has gone over 2 minutes in eight of the past 11 Super Bowls Finally, let's wrap things up with a list of every Super Bowl national anthem performance, from Chris Stapleton's performance in Super Bowl 57 last year all the way back to a marching band and choir arrangement in Super Bowl I back in 1967: Super Bowl Performer Anthem O/U (seconds) Anthem Length O/U 57 Chris Stapleton 119.5 02:01 Over 56 Mickey Guyton 95.5 01:55 Over 55 Jazmine Sullivan & Eric Church 119.5 02:16 Over 54 Demi Lovato 115.5 01:49 Under 53 Gladys Knight 107.5 02:01 Over 52 Pink 120.5 01:52 Under 51 Luke Bryan 129.5 02:04 Under 50 Lady Gaga 142 02:22 Push 49 Idina Menzel 122.5 02:04 Over 48 Renee Fleming 143.5 02:03 Under 47 Alicia Keys 135 Ryan Carpenter Jersey .5 02:36 Over 46 Kelly Clarkson 94 01:34 Push 45 Christina Aguilera 114.5 01:53 Under 44 Carrie Underwood 101.5 01:47 Over 43 Jennifer Hudson 124.5 02:10 Over 42 Jordin Sparks 107.5 01:54 Over 41 Billy Joel 104.5 01:30 Under 40 Aaron Neville & Aretha Franklin N/A 02:09 N/A 39 Choirs of US Military Academies N/A 01:53 N/A 38 Beyonce N/A 02:09 N/A 37 The Chicks N/A 01:33 N/A 36 Mariah Carey N/A 01:56 N/A 35 Backstreet Boys N/A 01:49 N/A 34 Faith Hill N/A 02:00 N/A 33 Cher N/A 01:55 N/A 32 Jewel N/A 01:27 N/A 31 Luther Vandro s N/A 01:53 N/A 30 Vane sa Williams N/A 01:35 N/A 29 Kathie Lee Gifford N/A 01:40 N/A 28 Natalie Cole N/A 02:33 N/A 27 Garth Brooks N/A 01:45 N/A 26 Harry Connick Jr N/A 02:06 N/A 25 Whitney Houston N/A 01:56 N/A 24 Aaron Neville N/A 01:25 N/A 23 Billy Joel N/A 01:26 N/A 22 Herb Alpert (on the trumpet Victor Martinez Jersey ) N/A 01:34 N/A 21 Neil Diamond N/A 01:02 N/A 20 Wynton Marsalis (on the trumpet) N Kirk Gibson Jersey /A 01:22 N/A 19 San Francisco Boys and Girls Choirs N/A 01:21 N/A 18 Barry Manilow N/A 01:34 N/A 17 Leslie Easterbrook N/A 01:33 N/A 16 Diana Ro s N/A 01:38 N/A 15 Helen OConnell N/A 01:22 N/A 14 Cheryl Ladd N/A 01:18 N/A 13 The Colgate Thirteen N/A 01:19 N/A 12 Phyllis Kelly N/A N/A N/A 11 NONE N/A NONE N/A 10 Tom Sullivan N/A 01:54 N/A 9 New Orleans Chapter of the Society for the Preservation of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America N/A 01:22 N/A 8 Charley Pride N/A 01:10 N/A 7 Little Angels of Chicagos Holy Angels Church N/A 01:12 N/A 6 US Air Force Academy Chorale N/A 01:10 N/A 5 Tommy Loy (on the trumpet) N/A 01:13 N/A 4 Doc Severinsen (on the trumpet) and Pat OBrien (spoken) N/A 01:26 N/A 3 Lloyd Geisler (on the trumpet) N/A 01:27 N/A 2 GSU Tiger Marching Band N/A N/A N/A 1 The Pride of Arizona, Michigan Marching Band & UCLA Choir N/A 01:16 N/A