College Basketball Player Props – Best NCAA Basketball Player Props Today, November 13

Total Points: Braylon Mullins (UConn) 20+ (+160)

Braylon Mullins offers excellent value at +160 to score 20+ points against Ohio State.

The talented sophomore has made an immediate impact as one of the Huskies’ primary offensive weapons, averaging a team-high 17.7 points through his first three games. He’s already cleared the 20-point mark twice, including a 23-point performance against Michigan in a marquee matchup.

Mullins also opened the season with 20 points against Gardner-Webb, shooting an impressive 7-of-12 from the field and knocking down four three-pointers. He’s averaging 12 field-goal attempts per game and has shown the ability to create his own offense, attack the basket, and stretch defenses with his outside shooting.

Braylon Mullins fights through contact for the and-1 💪 @UConnMBB pic.twitter.com/AfsgCyKNQt

— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) November 7, 2026

Although he managed just 10 points against Wagner, he remains UConn’s leading scorer and should have plenty of opportunities in Friday’s high-profile matchup. With the Huskies playing at home in Hartford, I’m backing Mullins to bounce back and reach 20 points at +160.

Total Points: Colben Landrew (UConn) 10+ (-160)

Colben Landrew is a strong option to score 10+ points against Ohio State. The talented forward is averaging 10.0 points per game through his first three collegiate appearances and has already demonstrated his scoring potential against quality competition.

Landrew opened his career with 11 points against Gardner-Webb before putting together an impressive 14-point, eight-rebound performance against defending national champion Michigan. He shot a combined 8-of-14 from the field in those two games, showing an ability to score efficiently while contributing on the glass.

UConn has another TOUGH freshman in Colben Landrew 🔥

The 5-star recruit finished with 14 pts and 8 rebs off the bench against Michigan. pic.twitter.com/9BBIsmqwZg

— B/R Hoops (@brhoops) November 7, 2026

Although he managed just five points against Wagner, Landrew continues to earn meaningful playing time, averaging 22.3 minutes per game. His size, physicality and versatility make him an important part of UConn’s rotation, and he could have an even bigger role with Nik Khamenia potentially sidelined.

With the Huskies hosting Ohio State in a marquee non-conference matchup, I like Landrew to get back into double figures and deliver for one of the best NCAAB prop bets tonight.