College Bowl season is in full swing, and if you’re looking for some college football action today, you’re in luck! There are five games on the slate today, starting with the Armed Forces Bowl between Oklahoma and Navy.
We’re not going to focus our player prop efforts on that game, but we will take a look at a few of our favorites from the other bowls throughout the day. All of our picks below can be found on Underdog, so let’s get into it!
Haynes King OVER 56.5 Rushing Yards
Haynes King has become a certified beast for Georgia Tech over the past several weeks. Despite playing some strong opponents throughout the season, King has dominated in many aspects, a versatile quarterback who isn’t afraid to take off on the run.
He’s established a strong rushing floor, running for 110 yards against Georgia and 93 against Miami. Considering that both teams were ranked in the top 10 when he played against them, King continues to impress, and we believe he’ll continue to do so against Vanderbilt in the Birmingham Bowl today.
Look for King to rely on the run game a lot in this matchup, easily going over on his rushing yardage prop.
Tahj Brooks OVER 120.5 Rushing Yards
Tahj Brooks has been one of the most entertaining running backs to watch all year. Had it not been for Ashton Jeanty’s historic season, more people would be talking about what Brooks has accomplished.
He’s already rushed for 1,505 yards, which includes an impressive 188-yard performance against West Virginia on November 30th. We’re confident in Brooks’ chances of putting up another crooked number today against Arkansas in the Liberty Bowl.
120.5 yards might seem like a lot for a player prop, but his track record speaks for itself, and he shouldn’t have any problems achieving this total.
Kyle McCord OVER 323.5 Passing Yards
College football fans weren’t sure what to think of Kyle McCord once he left Ohio State. However, his doubters have been silenced this year, as he has put together some staggering numbers at Syracuse.
One of his highlights from this year was against Miami on November 30th, where he threw for 380 yards and three touchdowns, dominating one of the best teams in the country. With this in mind, we’re hammering the over on his passing yardage total against Washington State in the Holiday Bowl, even though it’s set at nearly 325 yards.
