Big 12 SGP, Player Props, and Best Bets, College Football Week 11, Saturday – November 8

It’s a relatively light weekend for the Big 12 with just four games on the schedule for Saturday, but that doesn’t mean there’s a shortage of great betting opportunities. Keep reading to see our Big 12 same game parlay, player props, and best bets of the day

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Same Game Parlay (SGP): BYU vs. Texas Tech

• Bear Bachmeier, UNDER 40.5 Rushing Yards at -105

He is a solid dual-threat quarterback and has gone OVER this mark in four of his last five games. But he’ll be facing the No. 1 rush defense in the country; Texas Tech allows 74.6 yards rushing per game.

• Cameron Dickey, First Texas Tech Touchdown at +280

Dickey has scored a touchdown in every game but one (the loss to Arizona State). But at -240, there is no value in his anytime touchdown prop. However, since he has scored the first Texas Tech touchdown in four of six conference games, including the last three, there is considerable value in this prop.

• Bear Bachmeier, OVER 190.5 Passing Yards at -114

As 10.5-point dogs, BYU is expected to be playing from behind a lot, which will likely mean the Texas Tech run defense is living up to its reputation, forcing Bachmeier to pass a lot.

• SGP Odds: +1100

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• Noah Fifita (Arizona), OVER 250.5 Passing Yards at -115 (vs. Kansas)

Fifita has gone OVER this mark in three of his last five games, but in only one of his last three. But this should be a competitive game with a lot of scoring. Kansas has often struggled to defend against solid passing teams. Arizona’s ability to stretch the field will help Fifita go OVER this TOTAL.

• Josh Hoover (TCU), OVER 273.5 Passing Yards at -114 (vs. Iowa State; odds via FanDuel)

Hoover and TCU have averaged close to 300 yards passing a game this season. However, he has gone OVER this TOTAL just twice in Big 12 play. However, with Rocco Becht picking apart TCU’s lackluster pass defense, forcing Hoover to pass early and often to stay ahead/keep up with the Cyclones.

• West Virginia -6 at -110 (vs. Colorado)

Colorado has been terrible against the run this season (132nd in the country, 215.8 yards per game allowed), which happens to be what West Virginia does best (43rd, 183.9 yards per game). If the Mountaineers focus on the run, they should easily dominate the Buffs.

• Arizona -5 at -110 (vs. Kansas)

My first thought was to go with the OVER (57.5), because we have two capable offenses here. But Arizona has a decent defense that should make it hard for the Kansas offense to keep up.

I am not sure why Texas Tech is a double-digit favorite against an undefeated BYU team. But I do trust in the Red Raiders' No. 1 run defense to do its job against the BYU run game. Will Tech win? I think so, but there is no value in the moneyline, and I don’t like the total, so I’m sticking with props.

• No. 7 BYU vs. No. 8 Texas Tech, 12 p.m. EST
• Colorado vs. West Virginia, 12 p.m. EST
• Kansas vs. Arizona, 3:30 p.m. EST
• Iowa State vs. TCU, 3:30 p.m. EST