College Football Player Props for Week 14: Best O/U Bets & TD Picks This Week

It's the final week of the college football regular season, which means a loaded slate of rivalry games and matchups with College Football Playoff implications, and my college football player props for Week 14 are locked in on 15 of the biggest games on Saturday.

As part of our college football Week 14 predictions, my favorite player prop this week is targeting a dynamic playmaker set to try and lead a massive upset in this year's Iron Bowl.

🏈 College football player prop bets for Week 14

See all of our experts' college football picks for Week 14 based on the latest college football odds.

💰 Best college football prop this week

⬆️ Cam Coleman, WR, Auburn: Over 45.5 receiving yards (-115) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

There's a plethora of future NFL wide receivers taking the field in this year's Iron Bowl. While Alabama's Germie Bernard and Ryan Williams are the headliners, Auburn's Cam Coleman might be the most talented of the bunch. The sophomore star has been held back from a breakout this year due to Auburn's issues at QB and head coach, but the potential future first-rounder has hit his stride in recent weeks. 

The former five-star recruit had his best game of the season immediately after Hugh Freeze was fired, nearly leading the Tigers to an upset of Vanderbilt. In that matchup, Coleman had 143 yards on 10 receptions, and his hot play continued last week against a Mercer team that's among the FCS playoff odds contenders.

In the win over Mercer, Auburn started freshman phenom Deuce Knight for the first time, and it's clear that Knight knows what he has in Coleman - he targeted the 6-foot-3 receiver eight times. Against an Alabama defense that's ranked outside the top 20 in EPA per pass, Auburn is going to need to utilize Coleman as much as possible if it hopes to pull off an upset against its rival.

Coleman's big-play ability should certainly come in handy against Alabama, with the sophomore leading the SEC in contested catches (11). In SEC play this season, he's averaging 5.3 receptions for 66.8 yards on 7.8 targets per game - that includes going Over 45.5 receiving yards against teams like Oklahoma and Georgia.

This receiving yards prop is set as high as 52.5 at the same price at our other best college football betting sites. But we're getting it seven yards lower and still making an $8.70 profit on a $10 winning bet.