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College Football Week 11 Player Prop Bet Odds, Picks & Predictions (2023)

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We’ve got plenty of exciting matchups in college football in Week 11.

We’ve also got plenty of top-25 matchups that can change the entire landscape of the College Football Playoffs.

I’ve got multiple player props for some of the biggest games on the slate. Let’s get right to it!

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Saturday’s Best CFB Player Props

(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)

Blake Corum Anytime Touchdown (-170)

Michigan has played in nine games this season.

Blake Corum has 16 rushing touchdowns on 126 carries.

There hasn’t been a game this season where he hasn’t seen the endzone at least once. He added three rushing touchdowns against Purdue last week, despite earning 2.9 yards per carry. Corum didn’t even have a big day, but he typically gets the handoffs around the red zone and goal line.

At -170, we’re getting great value, even with Penn State’s defense playing at a high level.

Joe Milton Over 235.5 Passing Yards (-114)

Joe Milton has thrown for over 2,000 yards in nine games this season. He just added 254 yards on 11 completions against UConn, but even before that, he had 271 passing yards against Alabama and 287 against Florida earlier in the year.

Missouri has allowed an average of 210 passing yards and 24 points per game. The pass rush and secondary aren’t as polished as Tennessee’s, and Milton’s got a cannon of an arm. He can connect on deep balls down the field against Missouri.

We’ve seen other quarterbacks do it to Missouri earlier this year, like Jayden Daniels and Carson Beck.

Beck threw for over 250 yards against the Tigers, while Daniels added 269 yards. Both combined for five touchdowns and no interceptions against Missouri.

I want to think Milton will give the same type of production. A regular game with a converted deep ball or two would likely push him past the 235.5-yard mark.

Tre Harris Over 59.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

Georgia has one of the best secondaries in college football, but the pass rush hasn’t been nearly as effective as in previous years.

That will allow Jaxson Dart to work the pocket and have patience for his receivers to get open.

Harris just had an 11-reception, 213-yard receiving performance against a difficult Texas A&M defense. The connection was so on point that they hit a 40-yard gain in that matchup.

Harris has gotten at least 60 yards in all but two games this season. In this game, the most likely scenario is that the Bulldogs would take the lead early and force Ole Miss to throw aggressively for the entire second half.

Although the Ole Miss offensive line hasn’t played up to par, I think they’ll give Dart a chance to play well against a Georgia offensive line that has seriously been the weakest link of the defense this season. The secondary can’t cover forever, especially not against Harris.

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