College Football Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions Week 11: Best Bets to Score a TD

College football anytime touchdown scorer predictions for Week 11 highlight some of the biggest matchups on the weekend while also targeting value in games with plenty of scoring potential. The Missouri vs. Georgia matchup stands out as one of the weekend’s marquee games, and we’ve made sure to include a touchdown scorer pick from that matchup.

College football anytime touchdown scorer predictions for Week 11

See all of our experts' college football picks for Week 11 based on the latest college football odds.

Picks submitted: Nov. 11 at 12 p.m. ET. Odds subject to change.

Total wagered: 3.5 units | Profit if all picks win: 3 units

Best Week 11 anytime touchdown scorer prediction

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Mike Matthews, WR, Tennessee (+165 via FanDuel)

Mike Matthews is an excellent touchdown candidate this weekend against Texas A&M. The Tennessee wide receiver has been one of the Volunteers' most productive playmakers, recording 37 receptions for 570 yards and three receiving touchdowns this season. He also has a rushing touchdown, giving him four total scores. Matthews is averaging 15.4 yards per reception, showcasing his big-play ability and potential to find the end zone on any play.

He has also emerged as a reliable target in Tennessee's passing attack, making him a strong option in scoring situations. With his explosiveness, versatility, and ability to create yards after the catch, Matthews has multiple paths to finding the end zone this weekend.

Play to: +125

Nate Frazier, RB, Georgia (-120 via FanDuel)

Nate Frazier is a strong touchdown candidate this weekend as Georgia takes on Missouri. The Bulldogs running back has recorded 404 rushing yards on 63 carries this season, averaging an impressive 6.4 yards per attempt. He has also found the end zone six times, including five touchdowns through Georgia's first three games.

Frazier appears to be getting back to full strength after missing time with a rib injury, rushing for 107 yards on 16 carries against Ole Miss last weekend. With his explosiveness and ability to break tackles, Frazier should see plenty of opportunities in Georgia's backfield. Against Missouri, expect the Bulldogs to lean on their ground game and give Frazier opportunities near the goal line.

Play to: -150

Charlie Becker, WR, Indiana (-130 via DraftKings)

Charlie Becker is my pick to find the end zone this weekend as Indiana takes on USC. The Hoosiers wide receiver has been outstanding this season, recording 50 receptions for 875 yards and nine receiving touchdowns through nine games. He is averaging an impressive 17.5 yards per catch and has emerged as one of Josh Hoover's favorite targets in the passing game.

Becker has also recorded multiple 100-yard performances, showcasing his big-play ability and consistency. With Indiana's offense continuing to produce at a high level, Becker should receive plenty of opportunities to make an impact. His combination of size, speed, and red-zone ability makes him a strong bet to score against USC.

Play to: -150