Against the Spread Picks
Wake Forest (+1.5) at Louisville
Georgia (-13.0) vs. Missouri
Coastal Carolina (-13.5) vs. Troy
Virginia (+3.0) at Virginia Tech
Michigan State (+14.5) at Penn State
Total Wagers
Wake Forest at Louisville (Over 63.5)
Maryland at Rutgers (Over 58.5)
Houston at Memphis (Over 62.5)
USC at UCLA (Over 62.0)
Navy at Army (Under 38.0)
Quarterbacks
Taulia Tagovailoa, Maryland vs. Rutgers (DK: $7.1K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 33.0)
It’s only been two weeks since Taulia Tagovailoa thoroughly let us down in Bloomington, completing less than 50 percent of attempts, and falling 48.5 percent below floor value at $7.4K. The Alabama transfer has sandwiched two great performances (Minnesota and Penn State) between a pair of absolute duds (Northwestern and Indiana). Judging from those opponents, Tagovailoa appears to be a player highly influenced by the level of opponent at this stage in his career. Since he’s only taking an eight percent carry share, his floor is one we must watch like a hawk. That’s especially true if he’s going to continue to be priced above $7K.
Well, it’s time to trust in a Tagovailoa, once again. Despite a solid Rutgers’ pass rush, the Scarlet Knights have one of the absolute worst secondaries in the entire nation. They are allowing the 31st-most PPG to opposing offenses (33.9) and have missed tackles at a bottom-25 rate. Rutgers is permitting the 16th-highest completion percentage (66.4 percent) out of 127 active teams — extremely important to Taulia’s game, the fourth-most passing TDs (2.57), and 15th-most pure passing FPG to opposing QBs (20.0).
The Bottom Line: One of the most significant issues for the former Polynesian High School Co-POY when he faced the Hoosiers were the absences of RB Jake Funk, C Johnny Jordan, WRs Rakim Jarrett, and Jeshaun Jones. All three will reportedly return to the field on Saturday:
At full strength, the Terrapins’ offense should have no issues in doing their part to cover as 7.5-point favorites in College Park. Tagovailoa head’s up my optimal Week 15 build.
Tyhier Tyler, Army vs. Navy (DK: $5.8K | O/U: 38.0 | Implied: 22.5)
It’s very likely that you’ve never heard mention of the name Tyhier Tyler. The 5-foot-8, 185-pound redshirt sophomore received his first start for the Black Knights at UTSA in Week 7 with Christian Anderson sidelined. Outside of Anderson’s return in Week 11, Tyler has led Army to a 3-0 record that included a thrilling 28-27 victory over Georgia Southern in Week 12. Anderson was benched during an embarrassing 38-12 loss to Tulane that ended with Tyler officially claiming leadership of the midline and veer option offense.
Tyler joined Army out of Woodside HS in Newport News, Virginia. He had been recruited by Coastal Carolina and VMI as an RB, Navy and Old Dominion as a defensive back. While playing within Woodside’s Wing-T during his senior season, Tyler collected 1,419 passing yards (58.6 completion percentage) for 18 touchdowns, to four INTs, and rushing for 601 yards and 11 TDs on 131 attempts. A longtime favorite of Army HC Jeff Monken, it was only a matter of time before Tyhier claimed the starting role.
It’s true that he’s only attempted a total of two passes in four starts, but it’s his legwork that has led to his inclusion in my optimal core. “T.T.” took on a 56 percent carry share (38 attempts) during that Week 12 victory. He did fumble three times, but you can guarantee that he will have been hounded by the coaching staff to clean up those mistakes in the three weeks since that game. He may not have found the end zone, but 30-or-more carries for a QB priced at only $5.8K is pure gold in the right matchups. This happens to be the right matchup.
The Bottom Line: Navy has handed out the 16th-highest YPC (5.3), 19th-most YPG (212.6), 20th-most TDs/game (2.44), and 22nd-most FPG to opposing backfields (35.9). If I had to choose a program to represent the single-worst defense in the FBS, it would be that of the Midshipmen. You may be frightened by the implied combined total of only 38 points. However, we really don’t even need a ton of scoring to take place. As long as Tyler provides us with his 17.4 FP-floor, we are golden, and I am fully on board with the notion that he’ll do even better. Considering how catastrophic the Navy secondary has played, I have a feeling we might even see Tyler provide some of the passing upside he’s yet to provide.
Clayton Tune, Houston at Memphis (DK: $7.8K | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 33.75)
Should you decide that it’s simply too soon to trust Taulia Tagovailoa again, my secondary recommendation at your designated QB slot is Clayton Tune. We will need to deal with the fact that he’ll once again most likely be without his No. 1 WR, Marquez Stevenson, but Keith Corbin and Nathaniel Dell are perfectly capable of picking up most of that slack. Then we need to deal with the potential absences of RBs Kyle Porter and Mulbah Car, although Car is apparently going to give it a go. Either way, Chandler Smith would help pick up some of that slack. That said, Tune will also see an uptick to his 12 percent rushing share toward topping his 9.1 pure rushing FPG (28th-best at QB).
The Bottom Line: The Memphis defense possesses a solid pass rush, a stout run defense, and some of the best tackling fundamentals in the country. However, they are highly vulnerable in coverage. The Tigers are allowing the sixth-most passing YPG (306.7), 15th-most TDs/game (2.33), 32nd-highest YPA (8.02), and sixth-most pure passing FPG to opposing QBs (21.6). With at least 28 FPs in four-of-six, the chances of seeing at least 23.4 FPs in return for our dollars are extremely high.
Sam Hartman, Wake Forest at Louisville (DK: $6.8K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 31.0)
Most of us remember the North Carolina game when Sam Hartman passed for 429 yards, four TDs, rushed for another score, and came away with 44.4 FPs. The showing was a complete 90 degree shift in output for the QB who appeared to be nothing more than a game manager over his previous six games. Due to COVID cancelations, that game served as the most recently played for the Demon Deacons. He’s not going to run circles around any defenders with his legs (four percent carry share), but Jaquarii Roberson and Donavon Greene form a tremendous one-two receiver punch for Hartman.
The Bottom Line: Wake Forest will be opposed by a Louisville team surrounded by uncertainty due to their HC, Scott Satterfield, currently being interviewed elsewhere. Two of their best playmakers, Tutu Atwell and Javian Hawkins, have already opted out to focus on NFL draft preparation. With that in mind, you might imagine why I’m stunned to see Vegas giving 1.5 points to the Cardinals. UofL has permitted more volume on the ground, but Wake also had a recent opt-out in star RB Kenneth Walker III. Should you decide against my Tyhier Tyler at super-flex suggestion, Hartman should do well in that spot as a potential pivot.
Just under the optimal cutline
Malik Cunningham, Louisville vs. Houston (DK: $8.9K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 32.5)
Jordan Travis, Florida State vs. Duke (DK: $7.0K | O/U: 57.0 | Implied: 31.0)
Payton Thorne, Michigan State at TCU (DK: $4.8K | O/U: 46.5 | Implied: 16.0)
Overpriced for optimal build
Mac Jones, Alabama at Arkansas (DK: $9.5K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 50.0)
D’Eriq King, Miami vs. North Carolina (DK: $9.3K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
Sam Howell, North Carolina at Miami (DK: $8.8K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied:32.35 )
Tier 3 values
Brady White, Memphis vs. Houston (DK: $8.6K | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 28.75)
Tyler Shough, Oregon vs. Washington (DK: $8.5K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 30.5)
Noah Vedral, Rutgers at Maryland (DK: $5.4K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 25.5)
Hail-Mary’s (Tread carefully)
Dylan Morris, Washington at Oregon (DK: $6.2K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 24.5)
K.J. Jefferson, Arkansas vs. Alabama (DK: $5.8K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 18.0)
Chase Brice, Duke at Florida State (DK: $5.5K | O/U: 57.0 | Implied: 26.0)
Check Status
Feleipe Franks, Arkansas vs. Alabama (DK: $6.1K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 18.0)
Running Backs
Najee Harris, Alabama at Arkansas (DK: $9.2K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 50.0)
The optimal build I have in store centers entirely around Najee Harris exposure. Alabama will head into Fayetteville as massive 32-point road favorites, implied to collect 50 points. We simply must have some exposure to this anticipated feeding frenzy, Harris provides us with the clearest path to profitability.
The Bottom Line: At $9.2K, an expected return of 27.6 FPs is entirely reasonable for the RB averaging 31.7 this season. One of the strongest reasons for going after Harris is his tendency to detonate with previous outputs of 59.8 (W6), 39.7 (W8), and 37.8 FPs (last week). No other RB on the slate other than Javonte Williams can hold a candle. I also think Williams is a great value, but not as much as Najee. Slot Harris in as your RB1 and build your Cash/SE lineups around him.
Mateo Durant, Duke at Florida State (DK: $6.4K | O/U: 57.0 | Implied: 26.0)
He certainly doesn’t carry the name recognition of the top backs in the country. That makes complete sense since he’s not ranked within that group. But that doesn’t mean Mateo Durant is unable to help us stay above the cash line. Outside of poor results from Week 7 (NC State) and Week 14 (Miami), Durant has scored at least 24.8 FPG over his remaining four. Those 6.5 and 7.8 FP games were the result of facing strong run defenses. Traveling to Tallahassee on Saturday, Durant will play against an FSU run defense that’s been exploited throughout 2020.
The Bottom Line: The Seminoles are allowing the 22nd-highest YPC (5.18), 34th-most YPG (193.5), 10th-most TDs/game (2.75), and 23rd-most FPG to opposing backfields (35.9). To further the depth of the hole dug out by their defensive ineptitude, Florida State’s tackling fundamentals are seriously lacking. A one-cut burner, Durant finds himself in a smash spot despite Duke coming in as five-point road dogs.
Christian Beal-Smith, Wake Forest at Louisville (DK: $6.6K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 31.0)
As already mentioned, Christian Beal-Smith’s running mate, Kenneth Walker III, opted out of the rest of the season for undisclosed reasons. He’ll reportedly return to Wake Forest in 2021, but that leaves “CBS” with the role all to himself. Considering his Week 15 opponent, Louisville, the timing couldn’t be more perfect. The Cards are ceding 4.82 YPC (33rd-highest), 185.2 YPG (40th), 1.9 TDs/game (51st), and 29.9 FPG to opposing backfields (41st).
The Bottom Line: Beal-Smith was already averaging 15.6 touches per game with Walker in the fold. Without KW3, expect Beal-Smith to receive at least 20 touches. Only three active RBs on the entire slate average 20-or-more.
Jake Funk, Maryland vs. Rutgers (DK: $6.9K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 33.0)
We don’t have much of a sample size to pull reliable measures on Jake Funk. He’s only taken part in three games this season as a first-time bell-cow back for Maryland prior to missing their last game with a positive test. But we need to give serious consideration for any RB with an average of 17 touches/game.
The Bottom Line: While I’m not quite as high on Funk at $6.9K as the previous three, he generated 221 rushing yards in Week 9 for 42.3 FPs, and does have a decent matchup. Rutgers is allowing 181.4 YPG (46th-most), 26.7 FPG to opposing backfields this season (63rd). Funk’s capability toward supplementing his floor with passing work (4.7 FPG) should allow him to at least cover value.
Just under the optimal cutline
Javonte Williams, North Carolina at Miami (DK: $7.0K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 32.35)
Cam’Ron Harris, Miami vs. North Carolina (DK: $6.7K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
CJ Marable, Coastal Carolina at Troy (DK: $8.4K | O/U: 51.5 | Implied: 32.5)
Jalen Mitchell, Louisville vs. Wake Forest (DK: $6.2K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 32.5)
Primary flex-backs (Salary-savers)
Isaih Pacheco, Rutgers at Maryland (DK: $4.5K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 25.5)
Donald Chaney Jr., Miami vs. North Carolina (DK: $4.3K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
Reese White, Coastal Carolina at Troy (DK: $3.9K | O/U: 51.5 | Implied: 32.5)
Lawrence Toafili, Florida State vs. Duke (DK: $3.5K | O/U: 57.0 | Implied: 31.0)
Kenny McIntosh, Georgia at Missouri (DK: $3.3K | O/U: 53.5 | Implied: 33.25)
Brian Robinson Jr., Alabama at Arkansas (DK: $3.3K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 50.0)
Overpriced for optimal build
Michael Carter, North Carolina at Florida State (DK: $7.3K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 32.25)
Larry Rountree, Missouri vs. Georgia (DK: $7.1K | O/U: 53.5 | Implied: 20.25)
Travis Dye, Oregon vs. Washington (DK: $6.5K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 30.5)
Trelon Smith, Arkansas vs. Alabama (DK: $6.3K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 18.0)
Tier 3 value
Zamir White, Georgia at Missouri (DK: $6.8K | O/U: 53.5 | Implied: 33.25)
Jashaun Corbin, Florida State vs. Duke (DK: $5.5K | O/U: 57.0 | Implied: 31.0)
Keyvone Lee, Penn State vs. Michigan State (DK: $5.1K | O/U: 46.5 | Implied: 30.5)
James Cook, Georgia at Missouri (DK: $5.6K | O/U: 53.5 | Implied: 33.25)
Tier 4 value
Jalen Berger, Wisconsin at Iowa (DK: $5.4K | O/U: 41.5 | Implied: 21.25)
Sean McGrew, Washington at Oregon (DK: $5.3K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 24.5)
CJ Verdell, Oregon vs. Washington (DK: $5.8K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 30.5)
Kamari Pleasant, Washington at Oregon (DK: $4.7K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 24.5)
Secondary flex-backs (Salary-savers)
Deon Jackson, Duke at Florida State (DK: $4.4K | O/U: 57.0 | Implied: 26.0)
Hassan Hall, Louisville vs. Wake Forest (DK: $4.1K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 32.5)
Chandler Smith, Houston at Memphis (DK: $4.0K | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 33.75)
Kay'Ron Adams, Rutgers at Maryland (DK: $3.7K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 25.5)
Justice Ellison, Wake Forest at Louisville (DK: $3.7K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 31.0)
Receivers
Jaquarii Roberson, WR, Wake Forest at Louisville (DK: $6.7K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 31.0)
Either in a stack with Sam Hartman or naked exposure, Jaquarii Roberson is the top active WR on the main slate sans DeVonta Smith. Roberson is averaging the third-highest yards/route run in the entire nation at 4.63. That’s more than Smith. As the starting slot, he’s not on the field when they use heavy personnel. Do not even give that a second thought. Roberson’s 27 percent target share is equal to that of Dyami Brown and Jahan Dotson.
The Bottom Line: Roberson only ran 29 percent of team routes in a Week 5 laugher facing the Campbell Fighting Camels from the FCS. His limited involvement only netted him 4.1 FPs. Removing that result, Roberson is averaging 22.3 FPG. That number would place him inside the top-20 WRs in the entire country. At only $6.7K, the only logical move is to pounce with maximum exposure.
Dontay Demus Jr., WR, Maryland vs. Rutgers (DK: $6.1K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 33.0)
Everyone will have different player evaluations, obviously why I’m trying to present multiple value options, so we’ll see plenty of variance. You may end up with something a bit different. For me, now that I have Najee, Tagovailoa, Roberson, either Durant or Beal-Smith, and Taylor within my cash core, I want to look into a stack with Tagovailoa. We really do not need to overthink this one, Dontay Demus Jr. has been Maryland’s go-to through the air this season. That’s not to say that Rakim Jarrett or Jeshaun Jones wouldn’t do well in the stack but, since we want to try to target absolutes, Demus is our guy.
The Bottom Line: In addition to the passing defense metrics passed along on Rutgers, they are also surrendering the 24th-most FPG to opposing WR units (60.5). Demus rarely leaves the field while averaging 2.57 YPRR with 13.6 air yards/target. Here are the target shares in his four games played: 23, 29, 35, and 42 percent. An average of 10 targets/game presents Demus with every opportunity to cover value each week.
Treylon Burks, WR, Arkansas vs. Alabama (DK: $6.0K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 18.0)
We obviously want our exposure to Alabama’s offense with 50 implied points. That can extend well beyond Mac Jones, Najee Harris, or DeVonta Smith. John Metchie III, Brian Robinson Jr., or even Jahleel Billingsley can be targeted depending on the game type. That also applies to one of Arkansas’ playmakers: Treylon Burks. In eight games played this season, Burks has collected at least 20 FPG in six. That includes outputs of 38.3 (W7), 33.8 (W9), and 41.0 (W14).
The Bottom Line: We’re not going to discover any magical weaknesses in Bama’s elite secondary. However, Burks has found success against top-20 secondaries of Georgia (25.5 FPs) and Texas A&M (33.8) this season. Even if Feleipe Franks is held out another game, it was KJ Jefferson behind center last week when Burks went off for 10/206/1 facing Missouri.
Brevin Jordan, TE, Miami vs. North Carolina (DK: $5.0K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
Unfortunately, we just don’t have the ability to roster every player our heart desires. We must resign ourselves to the fact that we’ll likely need some WR3 exposure in the $5K-range. Well, we have just such a receiver in Brevin Jordan. Very likely to be selected within the first two rounds of a future NFL draft, Jordan combines elite athleticism with reliable hands at a position desperate for upside at the next level.
The Bottom Line: When D’Eriq King has targeted Jordan this season, he has a 145.2 passer rating. For some comparison, DeVonta Smith has provided a 146.5 passer rating on his ‘20 targets. UNC is allowing 248.9 passing YPG this season (41st-most). Presenting himself as a mismatch on every route, Jordan and King should find a frequent connection in a game with the second-highest implied total for a single team (35.25), and combined (67.5) on the main slate. Good luck this weekend!
Just under the optimal cutline
Calvin Austin III, WR, Memphis vs. Houston (DK: $7.9K | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 28.75)
Dez Fitzpatrick, WR, Louisville vs. Wake Forest (DK: $5.8K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 32.5)
Ontario Wilson, WR, Florida State vs. Duke (DK: $5.5K | O/U: 57.0 | Implied: 31.0)
Keith Corbin, WR, Houston at Memphis (DK: $5.9K | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 33.75)
Tahj Washington, WR, Memphis vs. Houston (DK: $5.1K | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 28.75)
Donavon Greene, WR, Wake Forest at Louisville (DK: $5.6K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 31.0)
Primary flex-ends (Salary savers)
Jeshaun Jones, WR, Maryland vs. Rutgers (DK: $4.4K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 33.0)
Jalen Nailor, WR, Michigan State at Penn State (DK: $4.3K | O/U: 46.5 | Implied: 16.0)
Nathaniel Dell, WR, Houston at Memphis (DK: $4.3K | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 33.75)
Mark Pope, WR, Miami vs. North Carolina (DK: $4.0K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
Rome Odunze, WR, Washington at Oregon (DK: $3.3K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 24.5)
Overpriced for optimal build
DeVonta Smith, WR, Alabama at Arkansas (DK: $10.0K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 50.0)
Mike Harley, WR, Miami vs. North Carolina (DK: $7.2K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
Bo Melton, WR, Rutgers at Maryland (DK: $7.0K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 25.5)
Dyami Brown, WR, North Carolina at Miami (DK: $6.7K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
Jahan Dotson, WR, Penn State vs. Michigan State (DK: $6.5K | O/U: 46.5 | Implied: 30.5)
Tier 3 value
Dazz Newsome, WR, North Carolina at Miami (DK: $6.3K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 32.25)
Devon Williams, WR, Oregon vs. Washington (DK: $5.7K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 30.5)
John Metchie III, WR, Alabama at Arkansas (DK: $5.5K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 50.0)
Rakim Jarrett, WR, Maryland vs. Rutgers (DK: $5.3K | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 33.0)
Tier 4 value
Dee Wiggins, WR, Miami vs. North Carolina (DK: $4.6K | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25)
Cade Otton, TE, Washington at Oregon (DK: $5.8K | O/U: 55.0 | Implied: 24.5)
Jayden Reed, WR, Michigan State at Penn State (DK: $K | O/U: 46.5 | Implied: 16.0)
Jermaine Burton, WR, Georgia at Missouri (DK: $5.6K | O/U: 53.5 | Implied: 33.25)
Secondary flex-ends (Salary savers)
Keke Chism, WR, Missouri vs. Georgia (DK: $4.7K | O/U: 53.5 | Implied: 20.25)
Mike Woods, WR, Arkansas vs. Alabama (DK: $4.5K | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 18.0)
Parker Washington, WR, Penn State vs. Michigan State (DK: $4.4K | O/U: 46.5 | Implied: 30.5)
Braden Smith, WR, Louisville vs. Wake Forest (DK: $3.5K | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 32.5)
Optimal Passing Game Stacks (Cash/SE)
Pay particular attention to the labels between each receiving option. Here are the guidelines:
Plus (+) = Optimal receiving stack
Plus/Minus (+/-) = Triple stack option
Plus/or (+/or) = More than one optimal receiving stack and worthy triple stack option
Or = More than one worthy secondary option in a double stack
For the Run-Back Options: salaries are not included in provided cap calculations.
The combined salary listings are calculated triple stacks consisting of the QB plus the first two receiving options.
Taulia Tagovailoa + Dontay Demus Jr.
Run-Back Options: Bo Melton
Maryland Terrapins vs. Rutgers Scarlet Knights
Line: -7.5 | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 33.0 | Combined Salary: $13.2K DK | Cap: 26.4%
Sam Hartman + Jaquarii Roberson
Run-Back Options: Dez Fitzpatrick
Wake Forest Demon Deacons at Louisville Cardinals
Line: +1.5| O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 31.0 | Combined Salary: $13.5K DK | Cap: 27.0%
Clayton Tune + Keith Corbin
Run-Back Options: Calvin Austin III, Tahj Washington
Houston Cougars at Memphis Tigers
Line: -5.0 | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 33.75 | Combined Salary: $13.7K DK | Cap: 27.4%
Malik Cunningham + Dez Fitzpatrick
Run-Back Options: Jaquarii Roberson
Louisville Cardinals vs. Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Line: -1.5 | O/U: 63.5 | Implied: 32.5 | Combined Salary: $14.7K DK | Cap: 29.4%
Passing Game Stacks (GPPs)
D’Eriq King + Brevin Jordan +/- Dee Wiggins or Mike Harley or Mark Pope
Run-Back Options: Dyami Brown, Daz Newsome
Miami Hurricanes vs. North Carolina Tar Heels
Line: -3.0 | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 35.25 | Combined Salary: $18.9K DK | Cap: 37.8%
Brady White + Calvin Austin III +/- Tahj Washington
Run-Back Options: Keith Corbin, Nathaniel Dell
Memphis Tigers vs. Houston Cougars
Line: +5.0 | O/U: 62.5 | Implied: 28.75 | Combined Salary: $21.6K DK | Cap: 43.2%
Sam Howell + Dyami Brown +/- Daz Newsome
Run-Back Options: Brevin Jordan, Mike Harley, Mark Pope, Dee Wiggins
North Carolina Tar Heels at Miami Hurricanes
Line: +3.0 | O/U: 67.5 | Implied: 32.25 | Combined Salary: $21.7K DK | Cap: 43.4%
Noah Vedral + Bo Melton +/- Shameen Jones
Run-Back Options: Dontay Demus Jr., Rakim Garrett, Jeshaun Jones
Rutgers Scarlet Knights at Maryland Terrapins
Line: +7.5 | O/U: 58.5 | Implied: 25.5 | Combined Salary: $15.8K DK | Cap: 31.6%
Feleipe Franks/KJ Jefferson + Treylon Burks +/- Mike Woods
Run-Back Options: DeVonta Smith, John Metchie III, Jahleel Billingsley
Arkansas Razorbacks vs. Alabama Crimson Tide
Line: +32.0 | O/U: 68.0 | Implied: 18.0 | Combined Salary: $16.6K DK | Cap: 33.2%
