Final scores were pretty high for many college football teams last weekend. The SEC alone saw nine teams score 50+ points. That’s a lot of touchdowns, and consequently, there were many chances for bettors to hit had they put money down on the right touchdown scorer prop bets.
Many teams will have soft opponents in Week 2, which makes it a great weekend to bet on NCAA Football first and anytime touchdown scorer props. Take a look at some of our favorite picks for this weekend’s games.
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Week 2 Best College Football Touchdown Scorer Picks
Players are listed with their anytime touchdown scorer odds and with their first touchdown odds in parenthesis.
(Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook)
Isaiah Neyor (WR – Nebraska) | +145 (+1200) | 2+ TDs (+1100)
Isaiah Neyor had a solid debut for the Cornhuskers, with six catches for 121 yards and a touchdown (off a 59-yard reception). Nebraska appears to have an emerging talent at quarterback in Dylan Raiola. Neyor was at Texas last season but just had one catch to his name. But the year before, at Wyoming, he had 44 receptions for 878 yards and 12 touchdowns.
While Colorado’s defense showed signs of life in the second half, it still gave up almost 500 yards of offense, 292 of which were through the passing game. Raiola will likely air this ball out early and often to expose and take advantage of Colorado’s defense. Neyor should grab one touchdown, maybe even two.
Travis Hunter (WR/DB – Colorado) | +1000 (+100) | 2+ TDs (+650)
Travis Hunter had an impressive day against North Dakota State last week, catching seven passes for 132 yards and three touchdowns. Last year against Nebraska he caught three passes for 73 yards. Colorado will air the ball out early and often throughout this game.
Barring injury, we can count on Hunter being on offense and defense for a good number of plays. With the connection he and Shedeur Sanders seem to have, he’ll likely be targeted in the end zone several times. It would be surprising if he didn’t score at least one, and not surprising if he scored two or more touchdowns.
