College Football Player Props & Bets: Week 6 (Thursday)

We are approaching the midway point of the college football season here in week 6. With plenty of matchups on the board, I’m breaking down my top college football player props. Let's dive into three of my favorites for Thursday.

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Thursday's Best College Football Player Props (Week 6)

Odds are subject to change | All bets are to win 1 unit | Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook

PJ Martin Over 11.5 Rush Attempts (-140)

PJ Martin has cleared this line in four out of five games, averaging 15.2 rushes per game. The one miss was a blowout loss to Kentucky, where he finished with nine attempts.

South Alabama has a 60% run rate and a high total of 57.5 points. South Alabama is a 1.5-point road underdog in what should be an explosive, competitive game throughout. Martin is the rushing share leader (76 attempts, 33.8% share).


Rodney Tisdale Jr. Over 269.5 Passing Yards (-135)

Rodney Tisdale Jr. has found his rhythm the past two weeks, throwing for 303 and 315 yards. He gets a juicy matchup against Missouri State, which ranks 116th in passing yards allowed at 252.5 per game.

Western Kentucky has a 55% win rate and is playing in only its second home game of the season. They are 2.5-point favorites with a total of 56.5.


D.J. Crowther Over 79.5 Rushing Yards (-126)

D.J. Crowther is averaging 78.6 rushing yards per game and cleared this line in two out of five games, both with 100+ yard games. He leads the Bulls in rushing attempts with 74 (45% of the team’s rush attempts).

The Bulls lean slightly on the run, with a 54% run rate. UTSA has been one of the worst rushing defenses in the nation, ranking 130th and allowing 199.4 yards per game.


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