Top College Football Player Prop Bets for Conference Championship Saturday on December 7th

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• Texas QB Quinn Ewers headlines our Conference Championship player prop wagers
• Check out all the College Football Conference Championship player props odds and our best bets, below

College Football Conference Championship Saturday is upon us. There’s nothing better than good ol’ fashioned conference football to wrap up the regular season. With so much realignment over the past few seasons, football fans will be overjoyed to see a number of top-tier matchups.

Conference Championship Saturday includes #16 Iowa State vs #15 Arizona State for the Big 12 Championship, #5 Georgia with a rematch against #2 Texas in the SEC Championship, #17 Clemson taking on upstarts SMU for the ACC Championship, and #3 Penn State vs #1 Oregon in the Big 10 Championship game.

Find our best college football Conference Championship player prop bets below.

 College Football Conference Championship Player Props

Georgia quarterback Carson Beck’s passing yardage prop is set at 244.5 for their SEC Championship rematch with Texas. The Bulldogs are 2.5-point underdogs in the latest CFB odds. Penn State tight end Tyler Warren’s receiving yardage prop sits at 68.5 yards.

Odds as of Dec. 5 at FanDuel Sportsbook. Explore the best betting apps for CFB Conference Championship player props.

Quinn Ewers Passing Yards

Steve Sarkisian has stressed that quarterback Quinn Ewers continues to play through his ankle injury. He made it through rivalry week against Texas A&M, but he’s clearly operating at less than 100%.

Ewers has failed to hit his conference championship player prop number of 233.5 yards in each of his past three games. In fact, he’s averaged under 200 passing yards per game and failed to his this number since a November 9th romp over Florida. Moreover, he’s attempted 32 passes or fewer in each of the past four games, while averaging just 7.9  yards per attempt in that time.

Yikes Quinn Ewers looked like he was afraid to get hit and flipped a pick 6 into the flats pic.twitter.com/cl9snBZFrt

— Austin Stanley (@AustinStanley81) December 1, 2024

With Ewers limited mobility, and left tackle Kelvin Bank Jr. also banged up, expect to see Georgia’s pass rush tee off. While this isn’t the Georgia defense of old, the Bulldogs’ secondary remains an elite unit.

Ultimately, Steve Sarkisian will need to protect his ailing quarterback and utilize the short passing game to dissect the Georgia defense. Back Quinn Ewers conference championship player prop under with confidence.

Pick: Quinn Ewers under 233.5 passing yards (-114)

Antonio Williams Receiving Yards

Clemson wideout Antonio Williams has blossomed into a top option this season. He’s racked up 66 receptions for 788 yards and 10 touchdowns already. Crucially, he’s averaged 11.9 yards per reception and has been a constant outlet for quarterback Cade Klubnik.

Williams has hauled in a gargantuan 26 receptions over this last three games. He’ll thrive against an SMU defense, allowing 240 passing yards per game. SMU loves to push the pace on offense, and that will feed into this bet.

Let’s get the ball in Antonio Williams hands all 4 quarters Saturday night.

0 is making himself some money this year 💪🏻 pic.twitter.com/jg6vnVF2af

— PePe (@CLEMSONPEPE) December 5, 2024

Additionally, the Clemson offense has become far more pass-happy of late, with Klubnik attempting at least 34 passes in his past five games against ACC opponents.

With a total of 55.5 points in the ACC Championship game, there will be fireworks in Clemson vs SMU. Williams will be the recipient of plenty of targets; expect him to clear this 61.5 receiving yards prop line with ease.

Pick: Antonio Williams over 61.5 receiving yards (-114)

As Conference Championship Saturday approaches on December 7th, college football fans are gearing up for some exciting matchups between the top teams in each conference. Along with the games themselves, many fans are also looking to get in on the action by placing prop bets on the top players in these games. Here are some of the top college football player prop bets to consider for Conference Championship Saturday:

1. Justin Fields – Ohio State vs. Wisconsin (Big Ten Championship): One of the top quarterbacks in the country, Fields has been a key player for Ohio State this season. Look for prop bets on his passing yards, touchdown passes, and rushing yards in this championship game.

2. Jalen Hurts – Oklahoma vs. Baylor (Big 12 Championship): Hurts has been a standout player for Oklahoma this season, both passing and rushing for touchdowns. Keep an eye out for prop bets on his total yards, total touchdowns, and whether he will score a rushing touchdown in this championship game.

3. Jonathan Taylor – Wisconsin vs. Ohio State (Big Ten Championship): Taylor is one of the top running backs in college football and will be a key player for Wisconsin in this championship game. Prop bets on his rushing yards, total touchdowns, and whether he will score the first touchdown of the game are all worth considering.

4. Chase Young – Ohio State vs. Wisconsin (Big Ten Championship): Young is a dominant defensive player for Ohio State and has been a force to be reckoned with all season. Look for prop bets on his total tackles, sacks, and whether he will force a turnover in this championship game.

5. CeeDee Lamb – Oklahoma vs. Baylor (Big 12 Championship): Lamb is a dynamic wide receiver for Oklahoma and has been a big-play threat all season. Prop bets on his receiving yards, total receptions, and whether he will score a touchdown in this championship game are all worth considering.

Overall, Conference Championship Saturday promises to be an exciting day of college football with some of the top players in the country taking the field. By placing prop bets on these players, fans can add an extra level of excitement to the games and potentially win big if their predictions come true. So get ready to place your bets and enjoy the action on December 7th!