We split our college football prop bets in Week 9. The regular season is winding down, and the teams competing for a spot in the four-team playoffs are becoming clearer.
There are only seven unbeaten teams ranked inside the top 25. With another action-packed slate of games, we have plenty of props to choose from in the team or player variety.
Here are our best game props and player props in Week 10.
Skyler Carlin CFB betting record: 18-17-0 (+1.39 units)
CFB Week 10 Best Props
Washington: Over 41.5 (+110)
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The only remaining unbeaten team set to face another ranked team in Week 10 is No. 5 Washington hitting the road to take on No. 20 USC.
While Caleb Williams and the Trojans possess a dynamic offense, USC boasts one of the worst defenses in college football. He is still projected to be the No. 1 pick in our latest 2024 NFL Mock Draft.
The Trojans are giving up 32.56 points per game, and they’ve allowed California, Notre Dame, Arizona, and Colorado to all register at least 41 points against them in the last five weeks.
In comes Heisman odds favorite Michael Penix Jr. and Washington’s offense that is posting 40.4 points per game (ninth-most in the nation).
The Huskies have scored 42-plus points in four of their eight games, and this could arguably be the worst defense they’ve faced thus far.
Getting Washington to score at least 42 points at plus odds seems like a bargain with the total set around 76.5 at most books, making this one of our best CFB prop bets in Week 10.
Alabama: Over 31.5 (-120)
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We have a bit of a revenge-game narrative brewing with No. 14 LSU traveling to square off against No. 8 Alabama on Saturday.
The Tigers took down the Crimson Tide 32-31 in overtime last season to defeat their SEC rivals.
Alabama doesn’t need much more motivation as a one-loss team looking to still get into the college football playoffs, but Nick Saban will want to avoid losing twice in a row to LSU.
If you remove the last two games against anemic offenses in Army and Auburn, the Tigers have surrendered an average of 32.3 points per game this season.
Both teams are coming off of a bye week, and Jalen Milroe has looked better for Alabama, helping the Crimson Tide produce 34 points against No. 17 Tennessee in Week 8.
The total is set around 61.5, and Alabama is slightly favored at home against an LSU defense that isn’t tough to take advantage of. Alabama still has an outside chance to win it all according to the latest 2024 CFB National Championship odds.
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CFB Week 10 Player Props
Jarquez Hunter: Over 81.5 Rushing Yards (-115)
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Auburn hasn’t been in the best game scripts recently, which has limited the ground game.
But in Week 10, the Tigers are double-digit favorites on the road against the Vanderbilt Commodores, putting Jarquez Hunter in a prime position to have success running the ball.
In the last two weeks, Hunter has registered at least 91 rushing yards in each game, including a 144-yard outing versus Mississippi State in Week 9.
Vanderbilt owns one of the worst run defenses in college football, permitting 174.4 rushing yards per game.
The Commodores have allowed a player to rush for at least 124 yards in three straight weeks, and Hunter has received at least 15 carries in three of the last four weeks.
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D.J. Uiagalelei: Over 256.5 Passing Yards (-115)
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Throwing the ball against Colorado hasn’t been difficult this season, and the Oregon Beavers’ D.J. Uiagalelei will be the next quarterback to face the Buffaloes.
Stanford is the only program giving up more passing yards per game than Colorado, which is allowing 310.4 passing yards per game.
On the season, the Buffaloes have allowed opposing quarterbacks to air it out for at least 269 yards in seven of their eight games this season.
While Uiagalelei has only three games in which he’s notched 266-plus passing yards, he hasn’t faced a passing defense as bad as Colorado yet.
At the least, the Clemson transfer has tallied at least 266 passing yards in two of his last three outings.
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Aside from leaning on Damien Martinez and the rushing attack, Uiagalelei and the Beavers are poised to have plenty of success passing the ball.
