Looking for an advantage? NCAAF Props could be your jam. With a seemingly endless number of college teams to track (and scarce public information on some of them), sportsbooks can slip up and offer exploitable lines for college football player props.
Of course, the lack of information makes finding these college football prop bets frustrating (and sometimes tricky), but that’s where we come in.
You can always find these wagers on traditional sportsbooks (FanDuel, BetMGM, DraftKings) or play them on DFS sites (PrizePicks, Chalkboard, Dabble).
College Football Player Props: Week 2
Let’s run through our top college football prop bets for Week 2.
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- Bru McCoy Over 40.5 receiving yards. Theme here is targets. All of these players could (should) lead their team in targets, pushing to the over. McCoy had 7 targets for 6 catches and 89 yards last week. Could see that volume in a more competitive game atmosphere.
- Isaiah Bond Over 43.5 receiving yards. Pick on sale down from 54.5. Bond had 8 targets with 5 catches for 61 yards in first game. Super talented transfer from Alabama. Should matchup against Michigan CB Will Johnson, who was up and down vs. Fresno State last week.
- Isaiah Neyor Over 51.5 receiving yards. Appears to be Dylan Raiola’s favorite target. Had 8 targets with 6 receptions and 121 yards in opener. This could be a more of a shootout against Colorado.
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- Shedeur Sanders Over 0.5 Pass TD. This is the “gimme pick” at Chalkboard DFS and we are using it to create a 1.9x entry with our other favorite NCAAF prop.
- Isaiah Neyor Over 55.5 receiving yards. Favorite pick of the day. Not as good a line as Sleeper above, but still a ton of potential to go over.
NCAAF Prop Results: 2024 YTD
Overall: +5.74 units
- Week 1: +5.74 units
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College Football Prop Betting Guide
Diving into NCAAF Props can sometimes be challenging, but it’s not impossible. Finding reliable information on NCAAF Player Props can be more frustrating than deciphering a coach’s post-game “coachspeak,” but that’s part of the charm.
Unlike the NFL, where coaches are mandated to give injury reports, college coaches keep their cards closer to their chest than a poker player with a royal flush. Your chosen player might unexpectedly sit out, but don’t sweat over it too much – if they don’t see the field, your prop bet will be voided with your entry fee returned.
College Football Player Prop Tips
Here’s your playbook for betting on college football player props:
1. Injury Sleuthing: Channel your inner Sherlock Holmes. You might not get official injury reports, but you can piece together clues faster than a hurry-up offense.
2. Value Hunting: As NCAAF props markets grow like a lineman at an all-you-can-eat buffet, look beyond just the marquee matchups. Sometimes the best props are hiding in games with less media coverage than a Division III scrimmage.
3. Stay Informed: College football is more unpredictable than a trick play on 4th and long. Keep your ear to the ground (or your eyes on Twitter) for any whispers about player usage or game plans.
4. Patience Pays: If you can’t find a good prop bet, don’t force it like a QB trying to thread the needle into triple coverage. There’s always next week in the NCAAF props world.
Remember, betting on NCAA football props isn’t as easy, but it offers unique opportunities for those willing to do their homework (and yes, we mean more homework than your average student-athlete).
Stay sharp, be patient, and may your NCAAF prop picks be as successful as a walk-on earning a scholarship.
