Player Prop Bets for Kansas vs. West Virginia September 21

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Player prop bets for the Kansas vs. West Virginia game on Saturday September 19 are available at BetUS.

Popular Player Prop Bets

  • Garrett Greene Total Passing Yards 210.5
  • Jalon Daniels Total Passing Yards 197.5
  • CJ Donaldson Total Rushing Yards 59.5
  • Jahiem White Total Rushing Yards 65.5
  • Luke Grimm Total Receiving Yards 54.5

All player prop bets courtesy of our friends at BetUS, now celebrating 31 great years in business.

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What's at Stake

Kansas and West Virginia are hoping to get off to a good start in the Big 12 after subpar showings in nonconference play. The Jayhawks gave up a late TD to UNLV and lost 23-20 last week. The Mountaineers allowed a blocked punt for a touchdown and surrendered a 10-point lead in the final three minutes of a 38-34 loss at Pittsburgh.

Players to Watch

Kansas QB Jalon Daniels against West Virginia’s defense. The Jayhawks are last in the Big 12 at 164.3 passing yards per game. Daniels went 12-of-24 with two interceptions against UNLV, though he ran for two scores. West Virginia has allowed a league-worst eight touchdowns through the air and is giving up 280.7 passing yards per game.

Kansas: RB Devin Neal is 3rd in the Big 12  He ran for 120 yards and caught a 33-yard pass against UNLV.

West Virginia: Defensive lineman T.J. Jackson. - He had six tackles against Pittsburgh.

Analyzing the Line

West Virginia opened at -2.5 with the line dropping to -2.

Sagarin suggests a bit of an overlay but this one is mostly on the money with the number coming in at 1.69.  With the overlay, our model strongly favors Kansas, but only at +2.5.  Otherwise a more accurate number in this range does not provide any true edge.

Touchdown Prop Bets

Devin Neal

Kansas

1+

-200

2+

+250

3+

+1400

CJ Donaldson

West Virginia

1+

-143

2+

+350

3+

+1900

Garrett Greene

West Virginia

1+

-125

2+

+400

3+

+2100

Jahiem White

West Virginia

1+

-125

2+

+400

3+

+2100

Jalon Daniels

Kansas

1+

+120

2+

+600

3+

+3400

Luke Grimm

Kansas

1+

+120

2+

+600

3+

+3400

Lawrence Arnold

Kansas

1+

+160

2+

+850

3+

+6400

Quentin Skinner

Kansas

1+

+170

2+

+900

3+

+6900

Kole Taylor

West Virginia

1+

+179

2+

+1000

3+

+7400

Hudson Clement

West Virginia

1+

+210

2+

+1300

3+

+8900

Sevion Morrison

Kansas

1+

+220

2+

+1400

3+

+9400

Traylon Ray

West Virginia

1+

+220

2+

+1400

3+

+9400

Preston Fox

West Virginia

1+

+220

2+

+1400

3+

+9400

Daniel Hishaw

Kansas

1+

+229

2+

+1500

3+

+10000

Trevor Wilson

Kansas

1+

+240

2+

+1600

3+

+10000

Jared Casey

Kansas

1+

+250

2+

+1700

3+

+10000

Jaden Bray

West Virginia

1+

+270

2+

+1900

3+

+11000

Treylan Davis

West Virginia

1+

+300

2+

+2400

3+

+12000

Trevor Kardell

Kansas

1+

+300

2+

+2400

3+

+12000

Doug Emilien

Kansas

1+

+325

2+

+2600

3+

+12000

Rodney Gallagher

West Virginia

1+

+350

2+

+2900

3+

+15000

Jaylen Anderson

West Virginia

1+

+450

2+

+3600

3+

+17500

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