ollege Football Anytime Touchdown Picks, Parlays, and SGPs, CFB Week 11 – November 8

There is a good reason why highlight reels often have scoring plays—because touchdowns are what matter most, and fans love them. We love to bet on them as well. That is why we have done a deep dive into Saturday’s college football slate to identify the best anytime touchdown picks for you.

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Same Game Parlay (SGP): Navy vs. Notre Dame

• Blake Horvath (Navy), Anytime Touchdown at +125

Horvath has at least one in seven of eight games. Notre Dame will have the toughest defense he has faced. I don’t see Navy scoring much, but Navy is a good team, and Horvath is a playmaker. He’ll score once, in garbage time, if not sooner.

• Will Pauling, Anytime Touchdown at -105

He only has 19 catches on the year; five for touchdowns, one in each of his last five games. Against Navy’s weak pass defense (113th), I love his chances of getting one in this game.

• Jeremiah Love, 2+TDs at -145

Love has touchdowns in seven of eight games (13 total, 11 rushing and two receiving) with 2+ in five of them. Navy has a decent run defense, but not one that can contain a runner like Love for long (if at all).

• SGP Odds: +600

A $100 wager will result in a $700 payday, your stake plus $600 in winnings.

• Jonah Coleman, 2+ TDs at +195 (odds via BetMGM)

Coleman has 15 touchdowns on the season, 13 rushing and two receiving. He scored at least one in seven of eight games and had multiple in four, including his last time out (Oct. 25 vs. Illinois). Wisconsin’s defense is absolutely dreadful; Coleman should have a career day against this defense.

• Marcel Reed (Texas A&M), Anytime Touchdown at -120 (bet365)

After recording one score in the first four games of the season, Reed has come on strong down the stretch with scores in his last five games. Missouri has a tough run defense, but I don’t think it will be able to contain Reed once he starts running.

• J’Mari Taylor (Virginia), Anytime Touchdown at -275 (bet365)

Taylor has recorded 11 touchdowns this year, with 1+ in seven of nine games and three in his last two. Wake Forest has a decent run defense, but with the way Virginia has been feeding Taylor the ball the last couple of weeks, chances are good he scores one today.

• Skyler Bell (UConn), Anytime Touchdown at -160 (bet365)

Bell has scored 11 times this season with at least one in each of his last six games. Duke’s pass defense ranks 122nd and its scoring defense 95th (28.1 ppg allowed).

• Parlay Odds (Reed, Taylor, and Bell): +306

A $100 wager will result in a $406 payday, your stake plus $306 in winnings.

One thing I’ve discovered this season is not to be afraid to roll with the same players. Marcel Reed scored in his last five games. This is especially true if the matchup is a juicy one like Washington (Coleman) facing an awful Wisconsin team or UConn’s Bell facing Duke's porous pass defense.

Don’t be afraid to add a leg with shorter odds like Taylor at -275. There’s a good chance the leg will hit giving your parlay an easy win.

• No. 3 Texas A&M vs. No. 22 Missouri, 3:30 p.m. EST
• No. 23 Washington vs. Wisconsin, 4:30 p.m. EST
• Wake Forest vs. No. 14 Virginia, 7 p.m. EST
• Navy vs. No. 10 Notre Dame, 7:30 p.m. EST