Every week this season I'll share my favorite college football player props right here on RotoWire. After a perfect 3-0 in Week 1, I decided to add a Quick Picks section to go along with my Best Bets analysis. Altogether, we're up to 7-3 for the season.
I find my edge with RotoWire's Picks & Props tool. Multiple prediction factors help decide if we should lean to the over or under on all of the player props available across multiple sportsbooks and DFS sites. I use the tool as a starting point to highlight favorable prop lines that I might otherwise miss and to narrow down my options before doing a deeper dive into trends and matchups.
For 2026, I'm highlighting the best picks you can make on social sweepstakes sportsbook ReBet specifically. Let's dive into the best value picks in Week 3.
QB Cutter Boley, Arizona State 
The chemistry between Cutter Boley and his top two receivers has exceeded some high expectations. Both Reed Harris and Omarion Miller rank among the top 15 in the country in receptions, and Harris is fourth in receiving yards. Boley has at least 254 pass yards in each of the first two weeks with his new team.
Kansas does not look like the team to slow him down. The Jayhawks are coming off a home game in which they allowed 292 passing yards to Missouri's Austin Simmons.
It is worth noting that this one will be played at Wembley Stadium in London, England. How will the travel schedule factor in? I'm going to trust what I've seen so far and expect a productive game for most of the top offensive players for both teams in what I suspect could be a close, high-scoring affair.
NCAAF Passing Yards Pick: Cutter Boley over 233.5 pass yards
RB DeSean Bishop, Tennessee 
DeSean Bishop shouldn't have any trouble finding room to run against Kennesaw State this week, as the Owls have already allowed an average of 139.5 rush yards per game to much lesser competition. So the question is how long will Bishop play in what should be a blowout win? He carried 14 times for 97 yards in the home opener against Furman, where he logged his last touch early in the third quarter.
I'm looking ahead at next week's matchup and thinking that this would be a great opportunity for the Volunteers' starters to rest up in the second half. The nation's top ranked team, Texas, comes to town for a Week 4 matchup.
NCAAF Rushing Yards Pick: DeSean Bishop under 114.5 rush yards
WR Winston Watkins, LSU 
With double-digit targets in each of his first two games, Watkins is clearly Sam Leavitt's favorite target. The challenge for opposing defenses is that LSU is really deep at wide receiver, so shifting help to cover Watkins in the secondary would just open space for other pass-catchers.
We've already seen Ole Miss get into a shootout with Louisville and allow four different receivers to tally at least 55 receiving yards, so I feel confident betting on Watkins to clear that number too. I'm not sure what counts as a "revenge game" in the NIL era, but Watkins did play for Mississippi last year. He followed his head coach to Baton Rouge, and now the two return to Oxford for one of the biggest matchups of the year.
NCAAF Receiving Yards Pick: Winston Watkins over 53.5 receiving yards
QUICK PICKS
LaNorris Sellers under 237.5 passing yards
Trey Owens under 182.5 passing yards
Devon Dampier over 37.5 rushing yards
Keshaun Singleton over 44.5 receiving yards
Week 3 College Football Picks:
Here's a recap of my best college football player prop bets for Week 3:
- Cutter Boley over 233.5 pass yards
- DeSean Bishop under 114.5 rush yards
- Winston Watkins over 53.5 receiving yards
Results from last week:
- Drew Mestemaker over 210.5 pass yards - WIN
- Austyn Dendy over 38.5 rush yards - LOSS
- Ryan Wingo over 51.5 receiving yards - LOSS
Best Bets Record Last Week: 1-2
Quick Picks Record Last Week: 3-1
Best Bets Record This Season: 4-2
Quick Picks Record This Season: 3-1
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