Week 11 of the 2025 college football season continues with an exciting Friday night slate.
These are the best player prop bets to consider on DraftKings Sportsbook for tonight’s action.
CFB Week 11 Prop Bets
Houston vs. UCF: Conner Weigman Anytime TD (-120)
Conner Weigman and Houston are coming off a tough loss to West Virginia. However, the Cougars have been having a great season and still have an outside chance at a trip to the Big 12 title game if they win out. Weigman has performed well for Houston, both using his arm and his legs. Weigman has a 16-to-4 TD/INT ratio through the air, but also has nine rushing touchdowns on the season. Weigman has scored at least one rushing touchdown in seven of his past eight games. The only game where he didn’t score on the ground was against Texas Tech, by far the toughest defensive front Houston will face all season. UCF’s defense is elite against the pass, ranking fifth nationally in EPA/pass. However, they rank 120th in defensive EPA/rush. When Houston gets scoring chances, Weigman should trust his legs and find a running lane for the end zone.
Northwestern vs. USC: Caleb Komolafe 71+ Rushing Yards (-119)
This is a massive game for USC. The Trojans can get into the College Football Playoff if they win out, and that starts with Northwestern. However, Northwestern is also having a solid season. The Wildcats are one win away from bowl eligibility, meaning they need to find a victory somewhere in this final stretch of the season. If they are going to beat USC, they need to slow this game down and make it messy. If this turns into a shootout, Jayden Maiava and the USC passing offense will win that battle. However, if Northwestern can work it on the ground, grind the clock and limit possessions, it has a chance to pull off the upset.
If Northwestern wants to enact that strategy, it will mean a huge dose of action for Caleb Komolafe. Northwestern’s leading rusher has quietly become one of the best backs in the Big Ten this season. Komolafe is averaging 91.6 yards over his past five games, with six touchdowns over that stretch. He is coming off his best game of the season, rushing for 125 yards against Nebraska. The USC pass defense has been solid this season, but the Trojans rank 93rd in the country in defensive EPA/rush. Komolafe has hit this number in four of his past five games and should do so against the Trojans, as well.
