College Football Player Props Today: 3 Picks for November 7, 2026

College football player props for Saturday, November 7, 2026, give us 3 different ways to attack the slate: quarterback rushing volume, a manageable receiving threshold, and a passing total that leaves room below a quarterback’s season average. LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina Gamecocks), Evan Stewart (Oregon Ducks), and Darian Mensah (Miami Hurricanes) make this card.

The listed odds are a research snapshot from November 7 and can move before kickoff. These are individual selections; the case for each depends on getting the stated line and confirming availability.

College Football Player Props Today: 3 Picks

1. LaNorris Sellers (South Carolina Gamecocks): Over 50.5 Rushing Yards (-114, FanDuel)

Matchup: Texas A&M at South Carolina | 3 p.m. ET

Sellers gets the top spot because his recent workload supports the rushing number. He recorded 96 rushing yards on 18 attempts against Tennessee, then followed with 96 on 13 attempts against Oklahoma. That is 192 yards on 31 carries across 2 SEC games, comfortably beyond what this prop requires.

The attraction is the combination of opportunity and a 51-yard target. Sellers does not need to repeat a near-100-yard performance to cash. His ability to turn passing plays into rushing gains also gives the over another route beyond designed quarterback runs.

Sacks remain the main concern because college rushing totals include sack losses. A strong pass rush can erase productive scrambles. Even with that risk, the recent carry volume makes this the strongest starting point on the card. My pick is over 50.5 at -114; reassess if the line rises materially.

2. Evan Stewart (Oregon Ducks): Over 47.5 Receiving Yards (-114, FanDuel)

Matchup: Oregon at Ohio State | 3:30 p.m. ET

Stewart’s threshold is appealing relative to his production. He enters with 31 receptions for 423 yards across 6 appearances, an average of 70.5 yards. His latest outings produced 74 yards against UCLA and 71 against Northwestern.

He needs 48 yards here, so the over does not require a breakout game. The UCLA performance came on 5 catches, illustrating a practical path to clearing this total without demanding double-digit targets.

Ohio State is a difficult assignment, and availability reports have been inconsistent across public outlets. This selection is conditional on Stewart being confirmed active without a reported restriction before kickoff. If his status remains uncertain, pass rather than assume a normal workload. At full availability, over 47.5 is the play; I would not chase a substantially higher number.

3. Darian Mensah (Miami Hurricanes): Over 229.5 Passing Yards (-115, DraftKings)

Matchup: Miami at Notre Dame | 7:30 p.m. ET

Mensah has 2,425 passing yards through 8 games, averaging 303.1 yards per game. He completed 22 of 29 passes for 274 yards against North Carolina in his latest start. The listed 229.5-yard total asks him to reach 230, below both that latest result and his season average.

The adjustment that matters is Malachi Toney’s absence following an ankle injury. Miami loses a major receiving option, so projecting another routine 300-yard performance would be too aggressive. Notre Dame also presents a tougher test than the season average alone suggests.

Still, this line leaves room for a reduced passing output. My lean is that Miami can distribute enough completions among its remaining receivers and backs to get Mensah beyond 229.5. This is the most cautious selection of the 3 because the offense must replace Toney’s production.

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