College Football Player Props | Week 10: Saturday, November 7, 2026
Five college football player props for November 7, plus a separate three-leg parlay, covering receptions, passing and rushing yards.
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Saturday’s card combines passing volume, a modest reception target and opposing rushing angles. Five singles are followed by a separate three-leg parlay. None of the parlay players appears in the singles.
The picks use the stated prop thresholds, checked November 6. Historical results are not forecasts. Kickoff times are Eastern.
Five player prop picks
Miles Coleman over 2.5 receptions
FanDuel. Oklahoma State at Kansas State, 1 p.m.
Three catches is a manageable target for a receiver who has recorded exactly three in each of Oklahoma State’s last three games. His 12% target share over that stretch supplies a specific workload basis without requiring a long gain. The narrow margin is also the risk: one fewer catch loses. CollegeFFB lists Coleman active.
Current market · Usage and status
Sam Leavitt over 272.5 passing yards
FanDuel. Alabama at LSU, 3:30 p.m.
Leavitt has averaged 317 passing yards across his last three games and is listed active. That production supports backing his passing volume at home. Alabama remains a credible defensive test, while Leavitt’s rushing and LSU’s running game can take away passing opportunities. The case depends on sustained volume rather than assuming an effortless matchup.
Current market · Role and recent production
Isaac Brown over 76.5 rushing yards (on hold)
FanDuel. Louisville at Georgia Tech, 7:30 p.m.
Brown was downgraded to questionable Friday, according to RotoWire’s ACC availability update. The original over 76.5 selection is on hold: Friday evening’s FanDuel market snapshot is now 80.5. That higher number is not a replacement recommendation. Clearance, expected workload and the current market all need a fresh assessment. His recent production and Georgia Tech’s run defense support the matchup, but that case does not outweigh an unresolved injury or limited snaps. Hold off unless his availability and workload are confirmed.
Current market · Matchup analysis
Nolan James Jr. under 68.5 rushing yards
FanDuel. Miami at Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m.
Miami has allowed just 60.75 rushing yards per game. James also shares the backfield with Jonaz Walton and has had 10 or fewer carries in six games. The under leans on resistance and workload. A Notre Dame lead that produces extra late carries is the main concern.
Current market · Workload and matchup
Michael Hawkins Jr. over 183.5 passing yards
FanDuel. West Virginia at Texas Tech, 9:30 p.m.
Hawkins has passed for at least 219 yards in three of his last four games, and Texas Tech has allowed 285 passing yards per game. A trailing West Virginia offense could need more attempts. His recent 79-yard outing is the warning: this offense prefers to run, and extra attempts help only if he completes them.
Current market · Recent results and matchup
Separate three leg player prop parlay
Three different players, three different games, no repeated single:
- Drew Mestemaker over 2.5 passing touchdowns. Oklahoma State at Kansas State, 1 p.m.
- Devin McCuin over 2.5 receptions. Oregon at Ohio State, 3:30 p.m.
- Darian Mensah over 1.5 passing touchdowns. Miami at Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m.
Mestemaker’s passing-TD market has cleared 2.5 in seven of his last ten games, but Oklahoma State can also score through its running game. Oklahoma State’s official preview credits him with seven straight games of at least 300 passing yards and multiple touchdown passes. Multiple scores do not necessarily clear 2.5. McCuin needs three catches, although his five-of-ten record at that threshold and Ohio State’s quarterback change make him the most fragile workload leg. Mensah enters with 25 touchdown passes this season; Notre Dame presents a substantially harder test than simply extrapolating that total. Miami also faces the reported absence of Malachi Toney, which weakens Mensah’s receiving support and makes that leg particularly news-sensitive. Miami availability context.
Oklahoma State market and recent results · Ohio State market and recent results · Mensah season production
The selected markets appear on the individual Oklahoma State, Ohio State and Miami game boards.
No in-house simulation or modeled hit rate is claimed. Confirm starters, participation expectations, weather and local college-player-prop availability before kickoff. A posted market does not establish that a player will retain his usual role.