College Football Passing Touchdowns Props

Questions and answers

What is a college football passing touchdowns prop?

A passing touchdowns prop is the number of touchdown passes a quarterback throws in one college game. The number is usually 1.5 or 2.5, so the price on each side carries most of the information.

How is a college football passing touchdowns prop settled?

Only touchdown passes he throws count (a rushing touchdown does not), from the official box score, overtime included. If the player does not play, most books void the prop and return the stake; a book's own rules are the final word.

How many passing touchdowns lines are posted right now?

5 lines on 5 players across 3 games, from DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM. The page updates as books post and move their numbers.

Who has the highest passing touchdowns line right now?

Goose Crowder, at 1.5 passing touchdowns; the best over price is -188 at FanDuel. A high line reflects the role the books expect for him; it is not a prediction from us.

What do the bars on a passing touchdowns prop show?

His last ten games against that exact number: a filled bar above the dashed line is a game over it, a hollow bar below it is a game under. A Pro account adds his hit rate over those games and the gap against the books' price. It describes the past; it is not a prediction or a pick.

Where do these passing touchdowns lines come from?

From DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM. The line shown is the number most books share, with the best price on each side. Numbers move, so check the book before you rely on one.