The College Football season continues to roll along in 2026. The first CFP standings were released, with Miami taking the top spot ahead of their huge game with Notre Dame this weekend. Let’s take a step back from the team side of things and step into the CFB Prop Shop. The best College Football Player Props for Week 10.
Last week we went 2.5 out of four. Jamal Roberts ran all over the Arkansas Defense and Jelani Thurman played a huge role in North Carolina’s almost upset of Miami. Anthony Colandrea and Fame Ijeboi both came up short of their rushing goals, as their teams did on the field. We’ll take .5 credit for mentioning the Minnesota Gophers tight end Roman Voss, whose numbers weren’t available at the time of the writing.
Noah Bennee Over 24.5 Receiving Yards (-107)
There are two major games this weekend in College Football. The Holy War takes place in Utah at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City between BYU and Utah. With both being ranked in the top 10, it’s a massive matchup. The Utes will need a massive play from a massive player to win this one. Look no further than the 6’4” 240lbs senior from right there in Utah, calling Holladay home.
It’s the Webster transfer’s one opportunity to play in his home state rivalry, and I think he’ll take full advantage of the opportunity. The Senior receiver has gone over this total in four of the Utes six games. He exploded against an SEC defense in Arkansas with 113 yards on just four catches, highlighting his big-play ability.
CJ Carr Over 239.5 Passing Yards (-113)
The other massive game Saturday, #1 Miami against #11 Notre Dame under the lights at Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Indiana. This is a huge game where the Irish are favored at home. If they are going to pull off the “upset” of the #1 team in the nation, they’ll need their star quarterback CJ Carr to have himself a day. In the Irish’s only loss this season, a slugfest with the BYU Cougars, Carr tossed the pigskin for 261 yards. He’s had at least 230 passing yards in six of the Irish’s eight games this season.
Miami’s secondary has allowed a lot of big games this season against them. Last week, Billy Edwards Jr. threw for 341 yards as the Tar Heels almost pulled off the upset. Pittsburgh’s Holden Geriner passed for 268 yards. Florida State’s Ashton Daniels tossed for 298 yards. I’m expecting a big day for CJ Carr.
Jelani Thurman Over 54.5 Receiving Yards (-119)
I love when I have to keep coming back to a player or play because it’s working so well; there’s no reason not to keep betting on it. North Carolina’s 6’6”, 245-lb junior tight end has made multiple appearances in this article over the season, including last week. His number was set at 43.5 yards. He caught five passes for 70 yards against the above-mentioned Miami defense.
But this wasn’t a one-time showing for Thurman. Thurman has gone over this total in back-to-back games for the Tar Heels. He’s had at least 50 yards in six of the Tar Heels’ eight matches this season. He’s quickly become a go-to receiver for Billy Edwards Jr. Look for the same production from Thurman this week against the UConn Huskies.
Daniel Hill Over 32.5 Rushing Yards (-120)
Another heavyweight bout on the docket for Saturday is the LSU Tigers hosting the Alabama Crimson Tide at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Alabama doesn’t lean on their running backs very heavily, but the good news about that is it keeps their rushing totals low. Daniel Hill has already proven he can have strong days, like 104 yards in the ground against Kentucky or 59 yards against Florida State. He’s gone over this number the last two weeks against Tennessee, and then again vs. the Texas A&M Aggies.
LSU has allowed some backs to get home on them this season. Mississippi State’s Kolin Wilson dashed for 71 yards. CJ Baxter tore them apart, rushing for 123 yards for the Kentucky Wildcats. Texas A&M’s Rueben Owens II got home for another 62 yards on just 11 carries. We don’t need a massive day from Daniel Hill; just put in the work.
