Week 2 of NCAA Football is upon us, and we have a huge NCAA Football Saturday ahead of us. Now, College Player Props may not be available on most books in your state, however, BetOnline offers these markets across the country, making it the the go-to sportsbook for betting player props in general. Today we will discuss our Must Bet Player Props for this week of College Football action!
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Don't be afraid of a little juice, the Longhorns are going to go into the Big House and beat the Wolverines. With Michigan's front 7, I expect them to have more success through the air, therefore leaning on the arm of Ewers to score some points. For minimal juice, I think he can find a man in the back of the end zone twice on Saturday.
Personally, I am more excited about this matchup than Texas vs Michigan, as I think both of these squads could be sneaky good this year. For a player prop in this game, I am taking the Coastal Carolina transfer QB, Grayson McCall, too air it out against this Volunteers defense. Now, this isn't necessarily a knock on Tennessee's defense.
Rather, I think the Vols defense is so good, that the Wolfpack and McCall will be playing from behind, forced to throw the ball. While NC State did have over 200 yards on the ground last game, the Vols front 7 is much more challenging. Even with the first half struggles, the team turned it on, and McCall ended up throwing for over 300 yards and 3 TDs. Dating back to last season, McCall cleared this rather low line in 6/7 starts, including 270+ yards in 5 of those contests.
With a receiver like Kevin Concepcion, you have to use your QB's arm to get him the ball, and I trust McCall and the Wolfpack to do that. Assuming Tennessee comes to play, I think McCall should have no problem dueling it out with Nico and throwing for over 250 yards.
Although the Oregon offense didn't click as much as everyone wanted, Gabriel and Ferguson connected plenty. Ferguson caught 7 targets for 87 yards, averaging over 12 yards per catch, up over 3 yards from his average last season. I trust Dan Lanning to continue to use his big TE as an easy target for his new QB, giving him an safety net on passing plays.
I see these two combining for a big game again, as I see Oregon racking up plenty of yards against the Boise State defense that couldn't shut down Georgia Southern.
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