College Football Friday Same Game Parlay, Player Props, and Best Bets – November 14

The college football games during the week seldom feature big name schools or ranked teams—but they do on Friday this week with Clemson taking on No. 20 Louisville and Minnesota facing No. 8 Oregon. Intrigued? Eager to bet? Take a look at our same game parlay, player props, and best bets below.

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Same Game Parlay (SGP)

• Jordan Davison, OVER 51.5 Rushing Yards at -115
• Noah Whittington, OVER 74.5 Rushing Yards at -115

The stats say the Golden Gophers have a tough run defense with 108.1 yards per game allowed, but Big Ten teams have had some success running on them, and Oregon has one of the best running games in the country. Davison has cleared his TOTAL in his last four games, and Whittington his last three.

It will not be easy, but both running backs can go OVER their total.

• Dante Moore, OVER 201.5 Passing Yards at -115

Moore has gone OVER this mark just once in his last four games, but they’ll need a balanced attack to keep a good Minnesota defense on its heels. With the postseason on the horizon, the Ducks will want to get their passing game on track before then.

• SGP Odds: +525

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• Miller Moss (Louisville), OVER 1.5 Passing Touchdowns at -115 (vs. Clemson)

Moss hasn’t had his “A” game the last three weeks with a high of 203 yards and just two scores. But he had two, two, and three against his toughest competition (Miami, Virginia, and Pitt). With Isaac Brown out and Clemson’s defense struggling against the pass this year, they’ll lean on Moss to win the game.

• Drake Lindsey (Minnesota), UNDER 144.5 Passing Yards at -115 (vs. Oregon)

Lidsey has thrown for under 200 yards in four of his last five games, but UNDER this TOTAL just twice (once in the last four games). However, he’ll be facing the No. 1 pass defense in the country (126.1 yards per game allowed) this week.

• Louisville -3 at -105

Clemson is better than their 4-5 record, but not so much better that it’ll beat a solid Louisville team. Louisville has a solid passing game with Miller Moss at quarterback and some talented receivers; he should be able to pick Clemson’s 106th-ranked pass defense apart. If Clemson can get its passing game on track, the Tigers will keep it interesting.

But don’t count on it against Louisville’s 28th-ranked pass defense.

• Minnesota-Oregon, UNDER 44 at -110

Minnesota is dreadful on the offensive side, but has a solid defense that will be well rested coming off a bye week. Oregon has one of the best offenses (tied for No. 9 in scoring, averaging 38.7 points per game) and defenses (allowing 13.8 points per game). Oregon should shut the Golden Gophers offense down, and Minnesota’s D will slow the Ducks down enough to keep the final score UNDER the TOTAL.

Oregon doesn’t have a walk in the park against Minnesota, but it is a game they should win. For two teams with good defenses, the spread (25-points) is ridiculous. But I’m not confident enough in Minnesota’s offense to score enough to stay within reach.

Oregon hasn’t scored more than 20 points in three of its last four games (take the UNDER).

• Clemson vs. No. 20 Louisville, 7:30 p.m. EST
• Minnesota vs. No. 8 Oregon, 9 p.m. EST