Our college football touchdown props are keying on Kaytron Allen putting points on the scoreboard for Penn State on Saturday night, and much more. Free NCAAF Week 5 anytime TD picks.
Our college football touchdown props are keying on Kaytron Allen putting points on the scoreboard for Penn State on Saturday night, and much more.There are some great Top 25 matchups on tap as we move deeper into conference play, and I’ll be looking at stars at some elite state school programs to reach the end zone in Week 5.
I’m looking at Duce Robinson to score despite the run-heavy Florida State Seminoles offense, while Carnell Tate and Kaytron Allen should continue to find paydirt this weekend.Ever since their opening win over the Alabama Crimson Tide, the Florida State Seminoles haven’t had to work hard to score. Florida State has put up a total of 143 points in its last two wins over the East Texas A&M Lions and the Kent State Golden Flashes. The Seminoles have done most of their damage on the ground. Seven different players have run the ball in for touchdowns, with a total of 17 scores coming in the running game. That compares to just seven in the passing game, as quarterback Tommy Castellanos hasn’t been asked to do too much with his arm in the early going. But Castellanos has been highly efficient when he has thrown the ball, completing 71.1% of his passes. And we can expect him to be called on to make more throws in tougher games against ACC competition, starting with Friday night’s matchup with the Virginia Cavaliers. Duce Robinson has already caught two touchdowns on just eight receptions, and he’s likely to be the primary target as the Seminoles utilize their receivers more often against stronger competition. I like him at a solid number in Friday’s game. The No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes are spoiled for offensive weapons, as 10 different players have already scored at least one touchdown this year. The most consistent scorers have come in the passing game, where Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate have dominated in terms of receptions, yardage, and touchdowns. The Buckeyes are likely to be tested by the Washington Huskies defense, which has allowed only 18.3 ppg for the year. But while the Huskies are giving up just 2.4 yards per play in the running game, they’ve been more vulnerable in the air — a vulnerability that plays right into Ohio State’s offensive strengths. Both Smith and Tate have three touchdown receptions already this year. Smith has gotten more usage, catching 20 balls compared to 12 for Tate. Smith was also a key member of the Ohio State offense in 2024, when he scored a total of 16 times. But this also means that the odds are much shorter on Smith to score. Yet Tate has scored in each game this season, and has been used increasingly after catching only two balls against the Texas Longhorns in Week 1. Let’s bank on Tate continuing to get plenty of targets this week against Washington.While senior running back Kaytron Allen isn’t getting as much volume for the Penn State Nittany Lions in 2025 as he has in other seasons, he’s remained as productive as ever. Allen is averaging 8.0 yards per carry and has picked up three touchdowns in Penn State’s first three games. Allen splits carries with fellow senior Nicholas Singleton, who has actually gotten a few more carries and five touchdowns so far this season. But there’s plenty of touches for both in this offense, and given how productive Allen has been on a per-carry basis, I expect him to maintain and perhaps even increase his usage against more competitive opponents.Oregon has shut down opposing passing games, holding quarterbacks to an 85.4 rating — the fourth-best mark of any defense in the nation this year. However, the Ducks have been closer to mediocre against the run, with opponents grinding out a decent 3.3 yards per rush. Allen has shown the ability to break off big plays, and Oregon has yet to play an offense with anywhere near the talent or level of line play of Penn State. While both Nittany Lion running backs should do work against the Ducks, Allen is the better bet to score.: Our team of experts has thoroughly researched and handpicked each product that appears on our website. We may receive compensation if you sign up through our links. Ed Scimia has been writing about the gaming industry for over 15 years. He graduated from Syracuse University with degrees in Magazine Journalism and Political Science in 2003, and has covered major gambling events like the World Series of Poker in his career. Since joining Covers in 2022, Ed has offered his sports betting analysis primarily on MLB, NFL, college football, and college basketball games, but is willing to take on any sport. 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