Every week in college football it feels like something happens that changes the entire playoff landscape. Once again, a new #1 team has emerged, along with a few more shifts in the College Football Playoff race entering Week 11.
Close races for championship berths remain in all the power conferences, so even teams not currently in the top 12 still have a chance to win their conference championship and earn an automatic playoff bid.
Five ranked matchups are on this weekend, including #18 USC and #9 Indiana, where a USC win could make the race to the Big Ten championship more crowded. If #23 Arizona can upset #2 Utah, the Big 12 will get more interesting. Finally, for #21 LSU, every game now feels like an elimination game, and it could potentially end #6 Texas’ playoff push.
We’ll focus on players who can help their team by finding the end zone. Let’s highlight our top college football Anytime TD scorer predictions for PrizePicks on Saturday, featuring three players who could reach the end zone.
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Best College Football Anytime TD Scorer Picks for PrizePicks – Saturday, November 14
With CFP and conference titles heating up, players can truly make season-shifting plays by finding the end zone on Saturday.
Anytime TDs on PrizePicks include rushing, receiving, recoveries, and returns. PrizePicks often lists anytime TDs as Demons and Goblins, meaning users can only select "More." For standard projections, users can select “More” or “Less.”
Demons are tougher to win but are the only way to get higher payouts. Meanwhile, Goblins are lower than a standard projection, but they are easier to win, so there is a lower payout.
All stats are via CFB Stats, PFF, and Game on Paper unless otherwise noted.
Kansas vs. West Virginia Anytime TD Scorer Prediction – 5:30 p.m. ET
West Virginia QB Michael Hawkins Jr.: 2.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)
West Virginia is not a great team, having lost four of its last six games, but it has played some entertaining matchups. Four of its last five games have totaled 80 or more points.
The Mountaineers have one of the Big 12's best offenses, ranking third in points per game (35.7). They have to score a lot because their defense is last in the conference in points allowed per game (42.2).
Michael Hawkins Jr. is not only one of college football’s most dynamic rushing quarterbacks but also one of the best overall rushers. He’s second in rushing yards among quarterbacks (1,013) and leads the FBS in rushing TDs (19).
He has scored a rushing TD in all nine games this season, including multiple TDs in seven of those games.
This could be a great rushing performance for Hawkins against Kansas, which ranks 12th in the Big 12 for rushing yards allowed per game (192.2) and 11th in rushing TDs allowed (11).
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Oregon State vs. #24 Boise State Anytime TD Scorer Prediction – 6:00 p.m. ET
Boise State RB Dylan Riley: 1.5 Anytime TDs (Goblin)
As the only Group of Six program in the College Football Playoff rankings, Boise State controls its own destiny to get into the playoff.
It's been a smooth ride for the Broncos in their first year in the Pac-12. They are 5-0 in conference play and have won eight straight overall.
The Broncos have been great on both sides of the ball, leading the Pac-12 in points per game (43.2) and ranking third in points allowed per game (28.4), the only team in the top three in both categories.
Dylan Riley has been a vital part of the Broncos’ offense, as he leads the nation in rushing yards (1,241) and tops the Pac-12 in yards per carry (6.9) and rushing TDs (8).
He's a threat to score on the ground, but he’s also been effective as a pass-catcher, with 2 receiving TDs over his last four games.
A couple of weeks ago, Boise State faced Texas State in a high-scoring matchup, with the game totaling 91 points in BSU’s 46-45 win. This week’s matchup against Oregon State could be another high-scoring affair, with Oregon State allowing the third-most points per game in conference play (38.0).
Last week, Texas State’s run game dominated the Beavers, producing 383 rushing yards and 5 TDs. Riley could have another massive performance after recording 192 rushing yards and 2 TDs last week against Colorado State.
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North Texas vs. UTSA Anytime TD Scorer Prediction – 9:00 p.m. ET
North Texas RB Jahiem White: 1.5 Anytime TDs (Goblin)
Last season, North Texas was one of the country's most high-powered offenses, leading the FBS in points per game (45.1).
Uncertainty loomed for the Mean Green heading into the 2026 season, as star QB Drew Mestemaker, leading RB Caleb Hawkins, leading WR Wyatt Young, and head coach Eric Morris all left for Oklahoma State.
Even with those departures, the offense has not missed a beat, averaging the second-most points per game in the nation (44.7). North Texas QB Tayven Jackson has been stellar in replacing Mestemaker, ranking third nationally in passing yards (2,880) and seventh in passing TDs (23).
Jahiem White has anchored the run game, ranking third across CFB in rushing yards (1,186) and fifth in rushing TDs (16). He is among the most difficult players to bring down, with 4.8 yards after contact per carry, the second-highest among FBS running backs (minimum 100 carries).
White could play a big role in an important game for the Mean Green as they try to return to the American Conference Championship. UTSA is struggling against the run in conference play, ranking ninth in yards allowed per carry (4.9) and eighth in rushing TDs allowed (10).
Both defenses allow 30 points per game, so this could turn into a shootout that keeps the run game in play for White.
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This Saturday could have huge implications on the College Football Playoff rankings. Five ranked matchups, with each of those teams in close contention in their respective conferences, headline another exciting day of college football.
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