- Running backs for the two favored college football teams lead anytime touchdown scorer odds for Thursday night’s games.
- Jacksonville State running back Anwar Lewis has -200 odds to score a touchdown against Coastal Carolina.
- Omarion Hampton of North Carolina also has -200 odds to score at any time against the Minnesota Golden Gophers.
JACKSONVILLE, Ala. Running backs make up the most likely touchdown scorers for Thursday night’s college football games. The best college football props today are on running backs Anwar Lewis and Omarion Hampton to score touchdowns with -200 odds each in their respective Week 1 games.
Jacksonville State Vs Coastal Carolina Anytime Touchdown Scorers
- Anwar Lewis -200
- Braydon Bennett -139
- Christian Washington +110
- Sean Brown +110
- Jameson Tucker +120
- Andrew Paul +150
- Zion Turner +150
- Logan Smothers +162
- Ron Wiggins +162
- Kyre Duplessis +175
The Jacksonville State Gamecocks are 2.5-point favorites against the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers largely due to their impressive rushing attack. Anwar Lewis (-200) leads touchdown odds for college football prop betting in Alabama as he replaces departed Gamecocks running back Malik Jackson, who had 897 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on 146 carries last season.
Lewis had 452 rushing yards and three touchdowns last season as the backup, but now takes over as the lead back for a run-first Gamecocks offense. Jacksonville State ran the ball 647 times and scored 35 of their 47 offensive touchdowns on the ground, making Lewis’s -200 odds the best bet of the game.
Omarion Hampton (-200) Leads UNC Vs Minnesota Touchdown Odds
North Carolina Tar Heels running back Omarion Hampton has -200 odds to score a touchdown at anytime against the Minnesota Golden Gophers on Thursday night. Hampton is a player to watch for college football award props like the Doak Walker award, where he has +1000 odds to win.
UNC Vs Minnesota Anytime Touchdown Scorer Odds
- Omarion Hampton -200
- Darius Taylor -164
- Daniel Jackson +100
- Sieh Bangura +130
- Bryson Nesbit +175
- J.J. Jones +175
- Darwin Barlow +185
- John Copenhaver +185
- Nate McCollum +185
- Jordan Nubin +260
Hampton rushed for 1,504 yards and 15 touchdowns last season as a sophomore and could take on a bigger role this season with quarterback Drake Maye gone to the NFL. It’s worth noting Hampton cashed his college football player prop last year against Minnesota with a one-yard rushing touchdown.
