College Football Week 11 Player Props – Best Bets for Saturday’s Slate

• College Football player props are available for the Week 11 slate
• Value lies with Washington QB Michael Penix Jr’s passing props this weekend
• Read below for the best Week 11 college football player props to bet

There are only a few weeks remaining in the college football regular season, and Week 11 brings a plethora of CFB player props for us to bet on. DraftKings and FanDuel are loading up the available Week 11 college football player props, with ESPN Bet soon set to get in on the action too.

Among our favorite Week 11 college football player props for the main Saturday slate is a play on Arizona wide receiver Jacob Cowling in his matchup with Colorado. We’re also fading Washington QB Michael Penix Jr. in his game against Utah.

Let’s get into the Week 11 college football player props, and provide you with three expert picks.

College Football Week 11 Player Props

In the Week 11 college football player props, one of the more notable lines is the rushing yards total for OK State star Ollie Gordon. It’s set all the way at 149.5 for Gordon’s matchup against UCF, with the juice on the “under”.

We’ve identified our favorite Week 11 CFB player prop bets down below, but make sure to visit our newly launched page College Football props page for more odds and betting options.

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Jacob Cowing Receiving Yards

Arizona wide receiver Jacob Cowing is a great bet to go over his receiving yards in the Week 11 college football player props facing a miserable Colorado secondary. Cowling’s receiving yards total is 53.5, and the Buffs allow 300.7 yards per game through the air.

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— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX) November 5, 2023

Through nine regular season games, Cowing has totaled 68 receptions for 503 yards and nine touchdowns. His average receiving yards per game is 55.9 (7.4 YPC) yet his player prop number for Saturday is set below this number despite this being his easiest matchup.

We’ve seen Cowing go off against vulnerable secondies, including in Week 8 vs USC when he racked up 10 receptions for 88 yards and four TDs. As the No. 1 receiver on the Arizona depth chart, look for Cowing to continue the trend of elite receivers exploiting CU’s secondary.

• Pick: Jacob Cowing OVER 53.5 Receiving Yards (-115 at DK)

Michael Penix Jr. Passing Yards

Another addition to our Week 11 college football player props is going to be the “under” on UW’s Michael Penix Jr.’s passing yards. There’s no doubting the arm talent of MPJ, but the Utes possess the best secondary in the Pac-12, allowing just over 200 yards per game.

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— Utah Football (@Utah_Football) November 9, 2023

Ultimately, a huge factor in this CFB prop bet recommendation is the weather conditions. The current forecast suggests there will be 21.9 mph winds with 85.85% humidity and 95% chance of precipitation at Husky Stadium. There’s clear sharp money on the under in this game, with the total dropping from 54.5 to 49.5.

Not only is Utah’s secondary the best Washington will face in the regular season, but Penix’s average passing yards have been dropping to around 300 lately against teams like Arizona State, Stanford, and USC. The weather and Utah’s defense make this a clear under bet.

• Pick: Michael Penix Jr. UNDER 290.5 Passing Yards (-115 at Bet365)

Haynes Kings Rushing Yards

Concluding our Week 11 college football player prop picks is a play on Georgia Tech quarterback Hayne Kings in his matchup with Clemson. King has been a huge factor on the ground for the Yellow Jackets, recording 76 rushing attempts for a total of 545 rushing yards.

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— ACC Digital Network (@theACCDN) November 5, 2023

Considering King is averaging 8.4 rushing attempts and 60.6 rushing yards per game, we think his rushing yards total of 25.5 at FanDuel is simply too low. Yes, the Tigers’ defense is fairly elite, but they just gave up nearly 70 rush yards to Notre Dame pivot Sam Hartman last weekend.

GA Tech will have some design run plays for the dual-threat King on Saturday, as the Tigers’ defense is proving more exploitable on the ground than through the air. Similar to last season’s meeting when GA Tech QB Jeff Sims rushed the ball 13 times for 41 yards, look for King to play a big role with his legs vs the Tigers.

• Pick: Haynes King OVER 25.5 Rushing Yards (-114 at FD)