College Basketball Player Props – Best NCAAB Prop Bets Today, November 7

Total Points: Caleb Wilson (UNC) Over 16.5 (-125)

Facing a daunting foe in the Kansas Jayhawks, freshman forward Caleb Wilson of the North Carolina Tar Heels arrives with serious momentum. Wilson burst onto the scene in his debut, pouring in 22 points on 80% shooting while attacking the rim with force and even drilling a three to show off his range.

His size (6’10”) gave perimeter defenders fits and his efficiency was off the charts.

Caleb Wilson was dunking everything and even cashed in a triple in his Tar Heel debut 😤

🔥 22 PTS | 4 REB | 8/10 FG pic.twitter.com/Mz6UdaslK5

— B/R Hoops (@brhoops) November 4, 2025

Now, in this marquee matchup, the Tar Heels will lean on him early and often. Against a team like Kansas, Wilson’s physicality in the paint should generate high‑percentage looks, and his confidence after that opening outing suggests he’s primed for another impactful performance.

Given his usage, his skill set, and the stage of this game, the over on 16.5 points is among the best college basketball player props today.

Total Points: Darryn Peterson (KAN) Under 19.5 (-115)

Kansas’ freshman Darryn Peterson impressed in his debut with 21 points on 63.6 percent shooting, but the leap in competition and environment makes the under on his 19.5-point prop a sharp angle at ‑115 today.

Peterson’s talent is clear, yet it’s tough to ignore the context. His opener came against a soft Green Bay defense in a low-pressure setting. Now he heads to Chapel Hill, one of the most hostile environments in college hoops, for a matchup that figures to test him on both ends of the floor.

North Carolina’s size and physicality on the perimeter should disrupt Peterson’s rhythm, especially with the crowd energy and game speed ratcheting up. It’s also hard to expect another efficient night from the field given how well UNC defends at home.

While he’s still likely to contribute significantly, the bar at 19.5 feels too aggressive. Expect Peterson to fall just short, making the under a smart value in his toughest test yet.