3 College Football Player Props for Saturday, November 9: Can Dart and Ole Miss Upset Georgia?
Need some extra action for the Week 11 college football card? We got you! Our industry insider gives his best player props for Saturday, November 9 below. Good luck!
Week 11 of the College Football season has arrived! With just over a month remaining in the regular season, teams are hoping to make their case to the selection committee, hoping to make it into the expanded playoff field of 12 teams.
There are several strong matchups this week, and if they pan out as expected, it could be another electric Saturday of college football.
As we look forward to the upcoming Saturday slate, we’ve tried to make the games a bit more meaningful by putting together our favorite player props, all of which can be found on Underdog. Without further fanfare, let’s get into it!
Will Howard OVER 279.5 Passing Yards
Ohio State is taking on Purdue this week, a matchup that is very favorable to the Buckeyes on paper. Purdue has struggled to stop opposing quarterbacks this year, allowing more than 270 passing yards per game.
This is the perfect spot for Will Howard and the offense to put the pedal to the metal, showing the rest of the country how much firepower this team really has.
We believe he’ll have close to 300 yards in this one, if not over 350, so we’ll gladly take the over on 279.5.
Jaxson Dart OVER 265.5 Passing Yards
Jaxson Dart has been a beast all year for Ole Miss. He’s already thrown for more than 3,200 yards on the year and is coming off a dominant, 515-yard performance against Arkansas last week.
This offense is on a roll, and while they take on Georgia this week, we’re more than confident in Dart’s ability to throw for at least 266 yards. Ole Miss could find themselves in a negative game script early, leaving Dart no choice but to throw the ball a lot.
He might not top his total of 515 last week (in fact, we’d certainly bet heavily against that), but achieving at least 266 shouldn’t be a problem.
Jalen Milroe UNDER 1.5 Touchdown Passes
This is probably our favorite play of the day. Jalen Milroe has only thrown more than two touchdown passes in a game on four occasions this year, but they were in the first four games of the season.
He hasn’t hit that mark since Alabama beat Georgia, giving us little confidence that he’ll bounce back against LSU this week.
Milroe might throw for 250+, but given his track record, we’re staying away from his touchdown line, taking the under in this spot.