College Football Anytime Touchdown Prop Picks | Week 10: November 7, 2026
Five anytime touchdown picks for Saturday college football and a separate three-player parlay, with scoring roles and matchup risks.
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Saturday’s touchdown card combines established receiving roles with sustained rushing workloads. Five singles are followed by a separate three-leg touchdown parlay using different players.
All picks are anytime touchdown scorer markets. A quarterback throwing a touchdown does not qualify as scoring it. Research was checked November 6, with kickoff times Eastern. Recheck participation before kickoff.
Five anytime touchdown picks
Justin Bowick anytime touchdown
FanDuel. Oklahoma State at Kansas State, 1 p.m.
He has scored in seven of the last ten games tracked by SharpSlate, and CollegeFFB lists him active. His established receiving role gives him a credible route to the end zone without relying on a speculative promotion. Caleb Hawkins and Wyatt Young remain competing scoring options.
Market source · Scoring history · Role and status
Jeremiah Smith anytime touchdown
FanDuel. Oregon at Ohio State, 3:30 p.m.
Smith remains Ohio State’s primary receiving weapon, accounting for 37% of its catches over the last three games. He is listed active and has scored in eight of the last ten games tracked by SharpSlate. The reservation is significant: Julian Sayin is out, and Ohio State’s recent offensive production has declined. This is a bet on Smith’s concentrated role, not a dismissal of the quarterback problem.
Market source · Scoring history · Role and quarterback status
Dilin Jones anytime touchdown
DraftKings. Alabama at LSU, 3:30 p.m.
CollegeFFB lists Jones active after he carried 21 times and scored a rushing touchdown against Auburn. That established rushing involvement is the foundation of the pick. LSU can create scoring opportunities, but Sam Leavitt’s ability to finish drives himself makes this less secure than simply backing the team’s lead running back.
Market source · Recent workload and status
DeSean Bishop anytime touchdown
FanDuel. Kentucky at Tennessee, 6:15 p.m.
Tennessee keeps giving Bishop the ball. CollegeFFB lists him active and reports 27.7 carries per game across his last three outings, representing 69% of the team’s carries. That workload provides repeated opportunities, although Kentucky’s resistance can still force field goals or scores elsewhere.
Market source · Workload and status
Jesse Legree anytime touchdown
DraftKings in Friday evening’s market snapshot. Texas State at Oregon State, 10:30 p.m.
Legree is listed active for a matchup against a Texas State defense that has struggled against the pass. His scoring production is substantial: Oregon State’s game preview lists 14 touchdown receptions entering the matchup. That combination puts him on the card.
Legree caught a touchdown in each of Oregon State’s first seven games before being held out of the end zone at Fresno State. He still caught seven passes for 70 yards in that loss, a useful reminder that receiving volume does not guarantee a touchdown.
Market source · Status and matchup · Oregon State game notes
Separate three-leg touchdown parlay
None of these players appears among the five singles:
- Caleb Hawkins anytime touchdown. Oklahoma State at Kansas State, 1 p.m.
- Bo Jackson anytime touchdown. Oregon at Ohio State, 3:30 p.m.
- Amare Thomas anytime touchdown. Cincinnati at Houston, 3:30 p.m.
Hawkins is listed active and has handled 65% of Oklahoma State’s carries over its last three games. Jackson is also listed active, with 20.7 carries per game across his last three outings, though Oregon presents a difficult matchup. Thomas supplies the receiving leg: Houston’s official preview credits him with six touchdown catches through Week 7, while also showing the competition for scores from Patrick Overmyer and Koby Young.
Hawkins market · Hawkins role · Jackson market · Jackson role · Thomas market · Houston official preview
The legs come from different games, but all three must score. Keep any parlay exposure smaller than singles exposure, and do not increase stakes to recover earlier losses. No scoring probability model or simulated result is claimed.