3 College Football Player Props and Predictions for Friday, November 29
Got a turkey hangover? Fire yourself up by reading our college football player props guide for Friday, November 29. Good luck!
The NFL has blessed fans with another Black Friday game, and the NCAA has also given us more chances to watch football the day after Thanksgiving. There are nine games on the schedule that day, with four of them featuring at least one ranked team. This should be an exciting day for sports fans, and we’re here for all of the action!
With that in mind, we’ve put together our top player props for this college football action on Black Friday, all of which can be found on Underdog. There is some great value to be had in several games, but we’re focusing on games that feature a ranked team. Let’s dive in!
Ashton Jeanty OVER 181.5 Rushing Yards
This might seem like a high rushing yardage total, but Ashton Jeanty isn’t a typical running back. Jeanty is the Heisman front-runner for a reason, and he continues to wreak havoc on opposing defenses.
Oregon State isn’t exactly known for stopping the run, allowing over 180 yards per game on the ground. Even if they stack the box against Jeanty and Boise State, we believe he shouldn’t have a problem achieving 182 yards against them.
Boise State needs to keep their foot on the gas if they want to make the playoffs, and running Jeanty like a racehorse is a great way to make that happen.
Travis Hunter OVER 100.5 Receiving Yards
We didn’t aim to have Heisman candidates as two of our picks on Black Friday, but it ended up working out that way. Travis Hunter continues to dazzle fans, scouts, and potential future coaches in the way that he makes plays happen on both sides of the ball.
He’s the favorite target in this offense, and he’s Colorado’s best defender as well. Hunter will want to ball out in this matchup to continue to raise his draft stock, so look for him to have at least 101 receiving yards against Oklahoma State, a team that allows nearly 275 passing yards per game.
Dominic Lovett UNDER 50.5 Receiving Yards
Dominic Lovett, while a great receiver, is unpredictable. He popped for 89 yards against Kentucky earlier in the year but has since struggled to put a big game together.
He tends to average close to 50 receiving yards per game but with many games in the 30’s, we just can’t trust him, even against an opponent like Georgia Tech. We’re fading his receiving yards until further notice, taking the under in this spot.