It’s once again time to go through our best college football picks for this Week 14 Saturday slate. We sifted through tons of daily fantasy sports picks and came up with our top CFB player props for Saturday.
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Here are our top college football player picks for Saturday:
Isaac Brown > 72.5 rushing yards (PrizePicks)
Brown comes into this game clearing this line in 7/11 games this season. Kentucky has allowed an opposing RB to clear this line in 5 of the last 6 games. The Wildcats have been caved in the run game recently and I can’t see how Brown doesn’t find success, as well.
Louisville is a short favorite and the game should be close, so Brown should get his full workload. He has shown the ability to tote the rock as well, as he has 3 games with 18+ carries and was on his way to his fourth last week before the game got out of hand.
This Kentucky defense allows over 150 rushing yards per game and has been brutal recently. I don’t think that changes here. Brown will have a big day on the ground.
Cam Coleman > 50.5 receiving yards (Sleeper)
Coleman has been reborn late in the season. The highly touted true freshman is coming off his two best games of the season.
He has back-to-back 9-target, 100+ receiving yard games. He has been Thorne’s best target over the past 2 weeks. This Alabama defense is good, but they’ve allowed yards in the air to some teams this season.
In the Iron Bowl, I expect Auburn to have EVERYTHING on the table. They will take their downfield shots and Coleman might only need one of those to get home here. I think he continues with his recent surge and turns in another solid performance.
Jackson Arnold > 64.5 rushing yards (Sleeper)
The new-look Sooner offense has been strictly RUN game. In the team’s win over Alabama last week, Arnold threw for 68 yards, and he added 25 carries for 131 rushing yards.
Oklahoma heads to Death Valley to take on LSU on Saturday night. I have no doubt that the game plan isn’t changing much from last week: run run run. Arnold should have another 20+ carries in this one, and if they can get the lead or be playing within striking distance, I don’t see them dropping back too much.
With sacks being negative rushing yards, I think Oklahoma keeping it close will be huge. LSU has been absolutely ABYSMAL against the QB run. They’ve allowed every dual-threat QB to find success against them. Pavia averaged 7.2 yards per carry, Milroe averaged 15.4 yards per carry, and Marcel Reed 6.9 yards per carry. They’ve struggled defending the QB-run and Oklahoma has been doing that perfectly.
Arnold should have another 20 carries, and as long as he doesn’t take too many sacks, that should be enough to cash.
Bryson Daily > 122.5 rushing yards (PrizePicks)
No number is too high for Daily after last week against ND. He’s had 3 straight games with 30+ carries and at least 139 yards rushing, and nothing changes tomorrow. He’s over this line in 6/9 games this season and in 4 straight games.
UTSA has scored 38+ points in 5 straight games. I think they will be able to answer Army with touchdowns in this one, which will allow Daily to continue to run the ball.
This is simple: if he gets 20+ carries, which he has in 5/9 games this season, he’ll get home. UTSA will be able to stay in this game enough to give Daily a full workload and he should be able to have another 130+ on the ground.
Montrell Johnson Jr. > 74.5 rushing yards (Underdog)
Last play of the week as Florida heads to take on Florida State in the big rivalry game. Montrell Johnson returned to his full workload a week ago against Ole Miss, where he had 18 carries for over 100 yards.
Florida State is ranked 110th stopping the run, allowing almost 200 rushing yards per game. Florida should be able to find their run game.
In a series recently dominated by Florida State, I think Florida is ready to return a blowout. As big favorites, I expect them to get ahead and just pound the rock all night. I think Montrell gets another 17-20 carries, and if that’s the case, he should be able to get to this number easily.
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