College Football Week 10 Anytime TD Scorer Picks & Bets

College football Week 10 is upon us, headlined by an absolutely massive Saturday schedule that includes ESPN College Gameday in South Bend, Indiana for Miami vs Notre Dame. Also on the slate are Texas vs Missouri, BYU vs Utah, Alabama vs LSU, Oregon vs Ohio State, Georgia vs Ole Miss and Kentucky vs Tennessee. 

Here are my best anytime touchdown scorer bets. I have cashed six of my last nine plays, so let’s keep the momentum going! Also check out our Week 10 best bets. 

College Football Week 10 touchdown scorer bet: Isaiah Horton, WR, Texas A&M (+210) 

Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook at time of publishing 

It may be a relative longshot bet at +210, but this is my favorite play of the weekend from a value perspective. Horton has a better chance to reach paydirt than those odds would suggest. The Aggies are going up against a South Carolina team that is allowing 225.4 passing yards per contest on 7.1 yards per attempt. The Gamecocks have surrendered 16 touchdowns through the air while making just four interceptions. Horton has scored a modest three TDs in 2026, but there is no reason why Marcel Reed shouldn’t target him more often in the red zone. After all, the senior from Nashville, Tenn. checks in at 6’4’’ and 215 pounds. I don’t think the SC secondary will be able to contain Horton from start to finish. Look for him to get loose at least once. 

College Football Week 10 touchdown scorer bet: Bam McReynolds, RB, UAB (-160) 

Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook at time of publishing 

McReynolds has scored four touchdowns this season, all of which have come in the last seven games. Fellow running back Rod Robinson II has 28 more carries than McReynolds, but RR2 has found the endzone just once. It’s clear that the Blazers trust McReynolds to a greater extent when they approach the goal line. UAB now has an extremely favorable matchup on its hands – at least from a rushing perspective – against Charlotte. The 49ers are giving up 186.6 yards per game on the ground and 4.8 yards per carry to go along with a whopping 22 rushing touchdowns. The latter number is tied for fifth most in the country. 

College Football Week 10 touchdown scorer bet: Jake Fette, QB, Arizona State Over 1.5 passing touchdowns (-120) 

Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook at time of publishing 

Arizona State’s third quarterback will get the start on Saturday against Colorado. Starter Cutter Boley is injured and original backup Mikey Keene has been benched. Enter Fette, who accounted himself well during a 27-20 loss at BYU on Halloween. The freshman completed 22 of 42 passes for 166 yards and two touchdowns without throwing an interception. That performance earned Fette the starting nod over Keene. The Sun Devils now face a Buffaloes defense that is horrendous against the pass. Head coach Deion Sanders’ squad is allowing 249.6 yards per game through the air on 7.3 yards per attempt and they have surrendered 19 passing TDs. Only Ball State has given up more passing touchdowns in the entire nation.