The College Football season is trucking along. At this point, we have a relatively good idea about who the top teams are, but with several weeks to go, there could still be some shakeups and madness. Take last week’s slate, for example, which turned out to be a crazy week!
As we have done for the past several weeks, we’ve put together our favorite Underdog player props from this weekend’s action. We went 3/3 in the picks we gave out last week, so let’s try to do it again!
There are a lot of great games going down, so there’s a lot of value to be had with these picks. Let’s get into it!
We had to take a pick from the Oklahoma-Texas matchup, since this is a highly-anticipated game, and Isaiah Bond’s receiving line made the most sense. He’s been one of the most consistent players in college football this year, and he’s certainly a difference-maker on this Texas offense.
Oklahoma does allow just north of 200 passing yards per game, which could limit Bond’s impact, but we’re still riding with him until he proves otherwise.
He’s had more than 64 yards in his last three games, and while past success is not necessarily an indicator of future success, we’re confident in Bond’s ability to get this done.
This is the second of three matchups we’re targeting between ranked teams. LSU and Ole Miss are going at it this weekend, and considering the over/under is set at over 60 points, we expect both of these quarterbacks to show up in a big way.
Both of them should throw at will in this contest, wanting to do whatever possible to keep their team in the game. We are probably going to take Jaxson Dart’s passing yardage over as well, but we feel slightly more confident in Garrett Nussmeier’s chances of throwing for at least 307.
He’s been fantastic this year, especially in big games, and we expect nothing but the best from him in this one, as well.
We’ve made it to the most anticipated game on the slate: Oregon Vs. Ohio State. This is going to be an absolute bloodbath between the number 2 and 3 seeds, and both teams are on a roll.
We could probably make an entire same-game-parlay for this matchup, but we’ll just go with the best receiver in this game: Emeka Egbuka.
Egbuka was somewhat shielded by Marvin Harrison Jr. last year, but he’s showing that he can be a true alpha when given the opportunity. He could easily have 100 yards in this game, so we’ll confidently take the over on 66.5.
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Andrew Elmquist graduated from Winona State University with bachelor's degrees in Communication Studies and Spanish. He is a budding analyst in the DFS and sports betting industries. Andrew is a NFL and NBA contributor at EatWatchBet.