Best College Football Props for Saturday, December 28: Raiola and Nebraska Takes on BC!

College Bowl season is in full swing, and if you’re looking for another Saturday filled with college football action, you’re in luck! There are eight marquee bowl games on the slate tomorrow, starting with the Fenway Bowl between UConn and UNC.

We’re not going to focus our player prop efforts on that game, but we will take a look at a few of our favorites from the other bowls throughout the day. 

All of our picks below can be found on Underdog, so let’s get into it!

Dylan Raiola OVER 201.5 Passing Yards

Mini Mahomes is playing one more time this season, so you know we had to throw a player prop in here for Dylan Raiola! Raiola was highly regarded coming into the year, especially since he is a freshman starting for a Big 10 team.

He has had a few massive games but has also struggled at times, leaving something to be desired. We believe he’s in for a big game against Boston College this weekend, hoping to end the year on a positive note. Raiola is beaming with potential, so look for him to flex that muscle in this game. 

Shedeur Sanders UNDER 323.5 Passing Yards

Taking the under on Shedeur Sanders? Are we crazy? Probably, but we’re confident in this pick, nonetheless. Sanders doesn’t have anything to play for in this matchup.

Seeing how he’s likely to be a top five pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, he might try and take this bowl game easy, trying to save himself for the NFL. Because his father is the head coach, he could still play the whole game, but we’re not expecting a boom performance from Sanders in this one. 

JP Richardson OVER 72.5 Receiving Yards

This pick might not make a lot of sense either but hear us out. TCU is taking on Louisiana in the New Mexico Bowl, and this has the makings of a high-scoring, high-octane matchup.

Both teams have some extreme offensive firepower when given the opportunity and considering this is their final game of the year, it’s a great opportunity to showcase what they can do.

This is why we’re taking the over on JP Richardson’s rushing yards, as he’s a senior that wants to leave it all out on the field, putting up some massive numbers in his final game with TCU.