College Basketball Player Props – Best NCAA Basketball Player Props Today, November 12

Total Points: Jordan Burks (OSU) 11+ (-135)

Jordan Burks looks like a strong option to score at least 11 points against Texas A&M. The Oklahoma State forward is coming off a productive season at UCF, where he averaged 13.3 points and 4.8 rebounds per game while shooting 45.5% from the field. The big man started all 33 games for the Knights and established himself as a reliable scoring option.

Jordan Burks throws it down 😤 pic.twitter.com/wFD5yXR2Kk

— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) March 20, 2026

Burks has carried that scoring ability into his new surroundings, averaging 11 points per game through Oklahoma State’s first two contests. He scored 11 points in his debut against Incarnate Word and followed that with another 11-point performance against Queens. He’s also shooting 60% from the field and averaging five rebounds per game.

The Cowboys should have plenty of offensive opportunities in this matchup, particularly with the projected total sitting at a massive 178.5 points. That creates an appealing environment for Burks to get involved, especially given his ability to score inside and stretch the floor with his three-point shooting. He also averaged 13.3 points last season, so reaching 11 is well within his capabilities.

I’m backing Burks Over 10.5 points as one of the best college basketball player props today.

Total Points: Anthony Felesi (OSU) 8+ (-135)

Anthony Felesi showed improvement in his second collegiate outing and looks like a solid option to reach eight points against Texas A&M. After managing just four points in his first collegiate start, the Oklahoma State guard responded with nine points against Queens, showing greater comfort and confidence offensively. He showcased plenty of promise in the exhibition slate.

Freshman guard Anthony Felesi dropped 18 points in his unofficial GIA debut!

Highlights from today's exhibition opener 📽️ pic.twitter.com/lLVXf6tMTF

— OSU Cowboy Basketball (@OSUMBB) October 12, 2026

Felesi has already earned a starting role and is averaging 23 minutes per game through Oklahoma State’s first two contests. He is also shooting 50% from the field, and his nine-point performance against Queens included an efficient 3-of-4 shooting display. While his season average sits at 6.5 points, his minutes and recent improvement suggest there is room for more production.

Oklahoma State has been scoring in bunches, putting up 104.5 points per game through its first two outings. In what should be another high-scoring matchup, I like Felesi to build on his latest performance and get into double figures.