2025 NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 Player Prop Bets
The Sweet 16 will see many of the best players in college basketball taking the court to do what they do best. They are a ton of fun to watch and even more fun to bet on. That's right; I'm talking about Sweet 16 player props.
Hundreds of player props are available, but only the following make up our 'Best Bets' list for the Sweet 16.
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Best NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 Player Prop Bets
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Thursday’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 Player Prop Bets
BYU vs. Alabama
He only had two in the first round vs. VCU, but he's averaged 5.4 per game this season and recorded eight against Wisconsin. With the number of points likely to be scored in this game, there will be more than enough opportunities for Demin to go OVER 4.5.
Maryland vs. Florida
- Walter Clayton, 4+ made threes (+162)
Four three-pointers in a game is a lot to ask for, and Maryland has one of the best perimeter defenses in the country. But Walter Clayton may be the best player the Terps have faced this season. While they may slow him down, they will not contain him. Clayton has hit 4+ in five of his last six games. While the Maryland defense will likely focus on him, I don't think they can contain him. He'll hit at least four.
Arizona vs. Duke
- Cooper Flagg, OVER 21.5 Points (-106)
Arizona is not a great defensive team. They can score some points, but stopping opposing teams from scoring is not exactly a strong suit. I do not see them being able to slow Flagg down for more than a half. Cooper Flagg has scored 14 and 18 points in the last two games. However, now that we are at this stage and the competition will be tougher, the team will need more from Flagg, and he'll deliver. He had 24 in Duke’s win over Arizona early on.
Friday’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 Player Prop Bets
Tennessee vs. Kentucky
- Amari Williams, OVER 7.5 Rebounds (-146)
I'm a little surprised his total is as low as it is. He averaged nearly nine rebounds per game during the season and had 10+ in each Tournament game. Tennessee is not a bad rebounding team, but they are certainly not better than Kentucky. In their regular season matchups, Williams had three and 15 boards.
Michigan vs. Auburn
- Johni Broome, OVER 10.5 Rebounds (-114)
It was tough to decide between rebounds, points scored, and a combo of the two. However, in the end, his rebounding has been consistent in the Tournament (11 and 12). He's due for a breakout game on the scoreboard, but the odds are better with this market. Broome will probably go OVER the total on defensive boards alone (Michigan is not strong on the offensive glass).
Purdue vs. Houston
- Braden Smith, UNDER 13.5 Points (-128)
Smith averaged 16 ppg during the season and has had 20 and 10 in Purdue's first two games. Still, he has not faced a defense quite like Houston's, and he's not even the primary scoring option for the Boilermakers (Trey Kaufman-Renn is).
- Trey Kaufman-Renn, UNDER 17.5 Points (-102)
He averaged 20+ ppg during the season and has scored 20+ points in each of the first two games. Houston knows they'll need to contain him to win this game, and they will do just that.