College Football Prop Bets Today: 4 Best Player Props for Saturday, Nov. 7

Best College Football Props at a Glance

• Wayne Knight Anytime Touchdown (-130)
• LaNorris Sellers Over 50.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
• Evan Stewart Over 47.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
• J'Koby Williams Over 95.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

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Today promises to be an amazing day in college football with so many huge matchups throughout the slate.

A fun way to get in on the action is through player prop bets via the college football odds at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Prop markets range anywhere from touchdown scorers to yardage props.

Which college football props are the best ones to target this week? Let's take a look.

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Today’s Best College Football Player Props

Wayne Knight Anytime Touchdown (-130)

UCLA at Minnesota — 12:00 p.m. ET

Wayne Knight has been one of the most productive touchdown scorers in college football this season, making him an appealing option against Minnesota.

The UCLA Bruins’ running back has accumulated 680 rushing yards and 12 rushing touchdowns on 110 carries through eight games, averaging 6.2 yards per attempt. He has also contributed two receiving touchdowns, giving him 14 total scores in eight appearances.

Knight has scored at least one touchdown in all eight games this season, including a receiving score against Nevada last week. He has handled at least 11 carries in six consecutive contests, establishing himself as a consistent contributor in the Bruins’ offense.

The Golden Gophers have allowed 127.8 rushing yards per game, and Knight’s combination of rushing efficiency and touchdown production makes him a strong candidate to find the end zone again.

LaNorris Sellers Over 50.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

Texas A&M at South Carolina — 3:00 p.m. ET

LaNorris Sellers has been particularly dangerous as a runner in recent weeks, giving him an appealing outlook against Texas A&M.

The South Carolina quarterback has rushed for more than 50 yards in six of his eight appearances this season, including back-to-back 96-yard performances against Tennessee and Oklahoma.

Sellers has also seen substantial rushing volume, logging 18 carries against Tennessee and another 13 against Oklahoma. Over his last two games, he has totaled 192 rushing yards on 31 attempts, averaging 6.2 yards per carry.

His mobility is a significant part of South Carolina’s offense, and a competitive SEC matchup should provide opportunities for designed runs and scrambles.

Evan Stewart Over 47.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

Oregon at Ohio State — 3:30 p.m. ET

Evan Stewart has been remarkably consistent in Oregon’s passing attack, making the over on his receiving-yardage prop viable versus Ohio State.

The Ducks’ receiver has totaled 31 receptions for 423 yards and four touchdowns across six games, averaging 70.5 receiving yards per appearance.

Stewart has surpassed 47.5 receiving yards in all six games he has played this season. He caught four passes for 71 yards against Northwestern last week after recording five receptions for 74 yards against UCLA in his previous appearance.

The Buckeyes present a difficult defensive matchup, which is why the line is where it is, but Stewart’s role and ability to generate explosive plays give him a path to clearing this number.

J'Koby Williams Over 95.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

West Virginia at Texas Tech — 9:30 p.m. ET

J'Koby Williams has been an explosive weapon in the Texas Tech Red Raiders’ backfield, and his recent production makes him an intriguing option against West Virginia.

Williams has rushed for 794 yards and six touchdowns across eight games, averaging 99.3 rushing yards per appearance.

Williams has been particularly productive of late, rushing for 175 yards against Arizona and 165 yards against Arizona State in two of his last three games. He averaged 12.5 yards per carry across those two performances and has exceeded 95.5 rushing yards in three of his eight appearances this season.

Although his rushing volume can vary, Williams’ big-play ability gives him a chance to have a strong performance against the Mountaineers.

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What are the best college football picks for this week?

College Football Prop Betting FAQ

What are college football player props?

Player props are wagers based on an individual player's performance rather than the final score of the game. Common examples include passing yards, rushing yards, receiving yards, touchdowns, and completions.

What should you look for when betting college football player props?

Usage and matchup are two of the biggest factors. Bettors should consider snap share, carries, targets, quarterback tendencies, game script, opponent strength, and whether a player's recent production is supported by a consistent workload.

Are college football player props available for every game?

No. Sportsbooks typically offer more player props for nationally televised games and matchups involving major programs, while smaller games may have fewer markets available. Also, college player props are not allowed in some states where sports betting is legal.

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