Miami vs. Ohio State Total Rushing Yards Prop Bet: Bo Jackson, Mark Fletcher Jr.

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Mark Fletcher rushing with football on field

Miami vs. Ohio State Cotton Bowl Classic total rushing yards prop bets were available for Bo Jackson (OSU) and Mark Fletcher Jr. (MIA).

Jackson logged 17 rushes for 83 yards and gathered in all two targets for 13 yards during Saturday's 13-10 defeat against Indiana.
 
From NBC Edge

For the first time since Week 11, Jackson logged below triple-digit yards. Following the 2025 Buckeyes' first loss, they will wait for Tulane and Ole Miss to determine their quarterfinal opponent. Entering this year's College Football Playoff, Jackson has over 1,000 rushing yards and five touchdowns, ridiculously excellent freshman numbers.

Fletcher tallied 17 carries for 172 yards during Saturday's 10-3 win over Texas A&M.

Fletcher's 172 yards were a career high, and the tailback's 56-yard run on the Hurricanes' go-ahead touchdown drive was a massive part in helping Miami seal the deal in College Station. Fletcher was a force to be reckoned with all afternoon, and Miami figures to continue to lean on its star ball-carrier in the next round against Texas Tech.

Prop Bets - Miami vs. Ohio State Cotton Bowl Classic 

All prop bets courtesy of BetUS 

Spread
Money
Total
Miami Florida
Ohio State
+9.5-110
+280
O 41.5-105
-9.5-110
-350
U 41.5-115
Team Specials
Player Specials
FG Specials
Touchdown Scorers
Correct Score
Correct Score - 1st Quarter
Correct Score - 1st Half
Miami (FL) Drive 1 - Player to Catch a Pass
Ohio State Drive 1 - Player to Catch a Pass
Alternate Spread
Alternate Total Points
To Score 2+ Touchdowns
To Score 3+ Touchdowns
To Score 4+ Touchdowns
Julian Sayin (OSU) - Alt Passing Yds
Carson Beck (MIA) - Alt Passing Yds
Julian Sayin (OSU) - Alt Passing TDs
Carson Beck (MIA) - Alt Passing TDs
Bo Jackson (OSU) - Alt Rushing Yds
Mark Fletcher Jr. (MIA) - Alt Rushing Yds
Malachi Toney (MIA) - Alt Rushing Yds
Jeremiah Smith (OSU) - Alt Receiving Yds
Malachi Toney (MIA) - Alt Receiving Yds
Carnell Tate (OSU) - Alt Receiving Yds
CJ Daniels (MIA) - Alt Receiving Yds
Keelan Marion (MIA) - Alt Receiving Yds
Max Klare (OSU) - Alt Receiving Yds
Bo Jackson (OSU) - Alt Receiving Yds
Brandon Inniss (OSU) - Alt Receiving Yds
Mark Fletcher Jr. (MIA) - Alt Receiving Yds
Elija Lofton (MIA) - Alt Receiving Yds
Miami (FL) Drive 1 Passing Yds Carson Beck (MIA)
Ohio State Drive 1 Passing Yds Julian Sayin (OSU)
Miami (FL) Drive 1 Receiving Yds CJ Daniels (MIA)
Miami (FL) Drive 1 Receiving Yds Malachi Toney (MIA)
Ohio State Drive 1 Receiving Yds Jeremiah Smith (OSU)
Ohio State Drive 1 Receiving Yds Carnell Tate (OSU)
Miami (FL) Drive 1 Rushing Yds Mark Fletcher Jr. (MIA)
Ohio State Total Points
Miami (FL) Total Points
Ohio State Alternate Total
Miami (FL) Alternate Total
Ohio State Drive 1 Rushing Yds Bo Jackson (OSU)
1st Quarter Spread
2nd Quarter Spread
3rd Quarter Spread
4th Quarter Spread
1st Half Winner
1st Half Spread
1st Half Total
Will there be Overtime?
Player Passing Yds
Player Rushing Yds
Player Receiving Yds
Ohio State 1st Drive - To Reach the Opponent 20 Yard Line
Ohio State 1st Drive - To Reach the 50 Yard Line
Miami Florida 1st Drive - To Reach the Opponent 20 Yard Line
Miami Florida 1st Drive - To Reach the 50 Yard Line

  • Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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