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8/8 Calvin Russell III: O49.5 receiving
23 targets across his last three games is the draw. I like the opportunity against a Clemson secondary that has struggled recently.
DFS interest too. The prop needs the right price; I won't chase heavy juice.
7/8 Cam Wallace: O49.5 rushing
He handled 22 carries for 135 yards last week. I'm backing that increased involvement at this number.
Hansen still shares the backfield, so workload matters. Wallace is also in my DFS pool.
6/8 Josh Manning: O49.5 receiving
Coming off six catches for 73 yards and a TD on eight targets. I like the opportunity to build on that involvement against Oklahoma State.
DFS: OK State has struggled against outside WRs. Manning lines up outside, giving me another way to target that weakness.
5/8 Derrick Salley Jr.: O39.5 receiving
His six-catch, 63-yard game on 10 targets against Arizona State shows the opportunity. I like the lower receiving threshold and his ability to gain yards in chunks.
DFS: OK State has struggled against outside WRs, and Salley lines up outside. That's a matchup I want to attack.
4/8 Trey'Dez Green: O48.5 receiving
Five catches for 50 yards and a TD in his return against Auburn. I like his role as an outlet for Leavitt, with scoring upside for DFS.
QUESTIONABLE: prop and DFS interest depend on active status AND workload.
3/8 Bo Jackson: O84.5 rushing
Ja'Kobi Jackson being out opens up backfield work. With a freshman QB starting, I expect Ohio State to lean on its runners.
DFS: interested in the carry volume and goal-line opportunities.
2/8 Patrick Overmyer: O52.5 receiving
Cincinnati allowed 80 yards to Garrett Oakley and 112 to Hunter Andrews. I like this TE matchup for props and DFS.
He returned to practice after the Utah injury; I want his usual workload.
1/8 JV Gibson: O59.5 receiving
He's cleared 59.5 in five of eight games, with a recent 31% target share.
DFS: Houston has been vulnerable to big plays. Gibson is the receiver I want attacking them downfield for a ceiling game.
Miami -14.5 at North Carolina (7:30 ET)
Canes lead FBS at 49.0 ppg and allow 15.3. UNC scores 24.4 ppg and is missing three DL vs a Miami run game at 211.1 yds/g.
Ohio State -6.5 at USC (7:30 ET)
Elite USC offense (3rd in success rate) vs elite OSU D (52.6% comp allowed). Buckeyes are the better team, off a bye, 5-2 ATS; USC is 2-6 ATS.
Georgia -11.5 vs Florida (3:30 ET)
UGA has won the last 5 meetings, each by 14+. Only one Georgia opponent has scored more than 20. Florida's D ranks 122nd on 3rd down.
Wisconsin at Iowa UNDER 36.5 (12 ET)
Iowa allows 14.3 ppg and 82.9 rush yds/g (5th in FBS) vs a run-first Badgers O at 330.1 yds/g. Wisconsin allows 15.3 ppg and held USC to -18 rush yds.
Arizona +3.5 at Texas Tech (12 ET). Wildcats have won 5 straight, the last 3 by 21+. They beat Cincinnati 34-7; Cincy just ran for 255 yds on Tech. Line opened near 7.5
Saturday CFB card 🏈
Arizona +3.5 at Texas Tech
Wisconsin/Iowa UNDER 36.5
Georgia -11.5 vs Florida
Ohio State -6.5 at USC
Miami -14.5 at North Carolina
Reasoning for each play below 👇
Replying to @stats_bench
@stats_bench LOVE Jacob Harris 34+ receiving yards tonight vs USC. Do your stats agree?!
Replying to @draftmasterflex
Two of his three full games clear this (7 and 9 catches), and WIS is allowing 9.5 receptions a game to WRs, 13th-fewest of 136. Knee is the swing factor, if the route count holds this is the right side.
Jordan Allen OVER 5.5 receptions
Allen has caught 10 passes in each of Georgia Tech’s last two games. Six catches is appealing if that role continues against Boston College. This is a bet on recent usage, with the risk that two games overstate his normal workload.


