College Football Week 11 Anytime TD Scorer Picks & Bets
College football Week 11 is upon us, headlined by a Saturday schedule that includes ESPN College Gameday in Boise, Idaho for Oregon State vs Boise State. Also on the slate are Duke vs Miami, Wake Forest vs SMU, Missouri vs Georgia, USC vs Indiana, Utah vs Arizona, Texas vs LSU and Texas Tech vs Oklahoma State.
Here are my best anytime touchdown scorer bets, and also check out our Week 11 best bets.
College football Week 11 touchdown scorer bet: Jamal Rule, RB, Nebraska (-130)
Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook at time of publishing
Rule has rushed 88 times for 532 yards and five touchdowns for Nebraska so far this season. The freshman is enduring a bit of a TD drough at the moment, but a matchup with Rutgers should be just what the doctor ordered. Heading into Saturday’s Big Ten showdown in Piscataway, the Scarlet Knights are allowing 186.3 rushing yards per game on 5.4 yards per carry and have surrended 16 scores on the ground. Rule should be able to run all over Rutgers, including in the red zone.
College football Week 11 touchdown scorer bet: Jesse Legree, WR, Oregon State (-140)
Odds courtesy of Bet365 Sportsbook at time of publishing
Oregon State probably isn’t going to beat Boise State on the blue turf, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing for Legree in terms of individual statistics. If the Beavers are playing from behind, they will be forced to air it out. As such, Legree should be in line for a big performance – complete with scoring a touchdown. The freshman from Baltimore has been a monster throughout his first college season, making 61 receptions for 1209 yards and 14 touchdowns. He now faces a Boise State squad that is surrendering 265.8 passing yards per contest on 8.2 yards per attempt in addition to 19 TDs via the airwaves. Legree has scored multiple touchdowns on five occasions in 2026; asking him to deliver just one against the Broncos should not be too much.
College football Week 11 touchdown scorer bet: Wyatt Young, WR, Oklahoma State (-154)
Odds courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook at time of publishing
Oklahoma State’s passing game has been on fire this year, spearheaded by quarterback Drew Mestemaker. There are more than enough balls to go around, so two different receivers have been going off for the Cowboys – Young and Justin Bowick. Young leads the Cowboys in receptions (46) and is right behind Bowick in yards (763) and touchdowns (eight). The junior from Katy, Texas has scored at least one TD in seven of nine contests this year, including two against Iowa State on Halloween. Oklahoma State is now going up against a Texas Tech outfit that is third-to-last in the entire country in passing defense (287.0 yards per game allowed) and has given up 18 passing touchdowns. Young should have no trouble finding the endzone at the Red Raiders’ expense on Saturday night.
