College Football Props This Week: 3 Best Player Prop Bets for Saturday (Nov. 14)

Best College Football Props at a Glance

• Cayden Lee Over 52.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
• Tony Diaz Under 4.5 Receptions (-154)
• Isaiah Mizell Over 3.5 Receptions (-174)

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College football is filled with wild shootouts, big plays, and lopsided performances. 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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College Football Player Props for This Week

Cayden Lee Over 52.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

Missouri vs. Georgia — 3:30 p.m. ET

Missouri receiver Cayden Lee has established himself as the focal point of the Tigers’ passing attack. Through nine games, Lee has recorded 62 catches for 835 yards, an average of 92.8 receiving yards per contest. He has surpassed 52.5 receiving yards in eight of those nine appearances.

His opportunity is as compelling as his production. Lee has averaged 9.8 targets per game and has seen at least eight targets in each of his last seven contests. Against Texas last week, he caught nine passes on 13 targets for 79 yards.

Georgia is obviously a formidable defensive opponent. But this relatively modest number allows Lee to clear the line without needing a huge day, and his sustained target share offers a useful buffer if the Tigers are forced to throw while trailing.

Tony Diaz Under 4.5 Receptions (-154)

Purdue vs. Iowa — 7:30 p.m. ET

Iowa receiver Tony Diaz has totaled 35 catches in nine games, averaging 3.9 per contest. He has finished with four or fewer receptions in six of those nine appearances, including each of his past four games. During that four-game stretch, he's managed just 10 catches combined.

Despite averaging 6.8 targets per game, Diaz has caught fewer than five passes in six outings. Iowa's most recent win over Northwestern also illustrated its ground-oriented approach — the Hawkeyes rushed for 170 yards while quarterback Hank Brown threw for only 126 yards. Diaz finished with two receptions on four targets.

Purdue enters as a substantial underdog, creating a plausible game script in which Iowa can lean heavily on the run and limit overall passing volume. Diaz remains capable of making big plays, but I think limited volume will keep him under 4.5 grabs.

Isaiah Mizell Over 3.5 Receptions (-174)

Utah vs. Arizona — 7:30 p.m. ET

Arizona wideout Isaiah Mizell has become a major part of the Wildcats' passing offense. He enters Saturday with 40 receptions for 753 yards and seven touchdowns in nine games, good for 18.8 yards per catch. He's caught at least four passes in five straight games, averaging 6.2 catches over that stretch.

His recent game log shows a rising workload: six catches against West Virginia, eight against Iowa State, seven against Texas Tech and six against TCU. That four-game run includes 27 receptions for 577 yards and five touchdowns, providing ample evidence of both volume and big-play ability.

Utah is a challenging opponent, but that could work in our favor if Arizona — who is a slim home ‘dog — gets behind and needs to air it out.

With Mizell notching four or more catches in five straight appearances, the receptions market provides a straightforward way to back his growing role in the offense.

What are the top 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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