5 Best Player Prop Bets Today For College Football Week 2 Friday Night September 11

Best Player Prop Bets in Summary

• Beau Pribula 3+ Passing Touchdowns (Norfolk State @ Virginia)
• Isaac Brown Over 96.5 Rushing Yards (Villanova @ Louisville)
• Duke Scott or Will Wilson Anytime Touchdown (Richmond @ NC State)
• Jamal Roberts Over 80.5 Rushing Yards (Kansas @ Missouri)
• Austin Simmons 2+ Passing Touchdowns (Kansas @ Missouri)

A busy Friday night of college football gives us a genuine mix — a few lopsided blowouts and one real, competitive Big 12 matchup. Here are the five best player prop bets across the slate.

All college football odds come from FanDuel Sportsbook's college football betting odds and may change after this article is published.

Best Player Prop Bets for Friday Night

Norfolk State at Virginia (Fri, 7:00 p.m. ET)

Beau Pribula 3+ Passing Touchdowns (-102)

Pribula's 1+ touchdown price sits at a heavy -2000, and against this level of competition, clearing three scores looks like a genuinely fair number rather than a reach.

Villanova at Louisville (Fri, 7:00 p.m. ET)

Isaac Brown Over 96.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

Brown is priced to clear 90 yards on his own at a heavy -140, a genuine sign Louisville plans to establish the ground game early and often against an FCS front seven.

Richmond at NC State (Fri, 7:00 p.m. ET)

Duke Scott or Will Wilson Anytime Touchdown (-390)

Scott and Wilson are tied for the shortest touchdown price on the entire board, both well ahead of even quarterback CJ Bailey — a genuinely safe way to back NC State's clearest scoring threats.

Kansas at Missouri (Fri, 8:00 p.m. ET)

Jamal Roberts Over 80.5 Rushing Yards (-158)

Roberts is priced to clear 70 yards on his own at -230, a real sign Missouri plans to lean on its ground game as a central part of the gameplan in the night's most competitive matchup.

Kansas at Missouri (Fri, 8:00 p.m. ET)

Austin Simmons 2+ Passing Touchdowns (-152)

Simmons's own line (235.5 passing yards) is comfortably ahead of Kansas counterpart Isaiah Marshall's (183.5), a real sign the market expects him to have a productive night against a genuinely competitive Kansas defense.