College Football Week 3 Anytime TD Scorer Picks & Bets
College football Week 3 is upon us, continuing with a huge Saturday schedule after kicking off on Thursday in the form of Pittsburgh’s 27-13 victory over Syracuse. The upcoming slate is obviously headlined by LSU vs Ole Miss, while other matchups to watch include North Carolina vs Clemson, Florida State vs Alabama, SMU vs Louisville and Florida vs Auburn.
Here are my best anytime touchdown scorer bets. Following another 3-0 sweep in last week’s piece, I’m on a 6-0 run with these TD scorer picks. Let’s keep the momentum going! And also check out our college football futures and our Week 3 best bets.
College Football Week 2 touchdown scorer bet: Isaac Brown, RB, Louisville (-140)
Odds courtesy of Bet365 Sportsbook at time of publishing
Brown has not yet found the endzone this season, but don’t forget about last year. He scored four touchdowns in the last three games and ended the 2025 campaign on a streak of 113, 205, 130 and 102 rushing yards. Brown may be able to find that kind of success against SMU, which let Florida State of all teams churn out 199 yards and two touchdowns on the ground earlier this month.
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College Football Week 2 touchdown scorer bet: Nyck Harbor, WR, South Carolina (+150)
Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook at time of publishing
Mississippi State struggled bigtime against the pass last season, so this appears to be a favorable matchup for Harbor. The Bulldogs surrendered 223.0 passing yards per game on 7.3 yards per attempt while giving up 24 touchdowns through the air. Harbor is still seeking his first visit to paydirt in 2026, but don’t forget about last year’s efforts. The Washington, D.C. native scored a TD in each of his last five games.
College Football Week 2 touchdown scorer bet: Trey’Dez Green, LSU (+150)
Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook at time of publishing
Ole Miss faced a Power 4 opponent in Week 1 and gave up 38 points to Louisville. Lincoln Kienholz of the Cardinals threw for 307 yards and two touchdowns. That does not bode well for the Rebels’ chances of keeping LSU’s offense in check. Green has already made 10 receptions for 162 yards and one TD this season after scoring seven times in 2025 – including two in the Texas Bowl against Houston. At 6’7’’ and 237 pounds, Green is an ideal red-zone target.
