College Basketball Player Props – Best NCAAB Prop Bets Today, January 6

Total Points: Ryan Conwell (LOU) Over 20.5 (-125)

The Louisville Cardinals welcome Duke for a marquee matchup, and this sets up as a spot where Ryan Conwell is positioned to carry the offensive load. With Louisville leaning heavily on its top scorers, Conwell over 20.5 points at -125 stands out as a strong college basketball prop to consider.

Conwell enters the game averaging 19.6 points per contest while shooting 40.7% from the floor. His role within the offense is clear, as he has logged at least 15 field goal attempts in four straight games. Louisville will need that same aggressiveness against a Duke team that demands consistent scoring pressure.

Louisville's Ryan Conwell against Cal:

25 MIN
26 PTS
4 REB
4 AST
2 STL
8-16 FG
6-13 3PT
4-4 FT

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— MBB Performances (@mbbperformances) January 1, 2026

Even in his last outing against Stanford, Conwell showed how high his floor can be. Despite a rough 6-of-21 shooting night, he still managed to score 18 points through volume and confidence.

With a bounce back effort expected and plenty of shots coming his way, backing Conwell to clear 20.5 points makes sense in this high profile matchup.

Total Points: Cameron Boozer (DUKE) Over 23.5 (-125)

Cameron Boozer continues to separate himself as one of the elite players in college basketball this season, and this matchup against Louisville lines up well for another standout scoring night. Duke will once again lean on its freshman star, making his over 23.5 points prop at -125 an appealing option.

Cameron Boozer is already a monster at the college level, but it honestly feels like his game might translate even better to the pros. The skill, feel, and maturity are all built for the next level.pic.twitter.com/gUdgEdJEwO

— Blue Devil Voices (@DukeEchoes) January 6, 2026

Boozer enters Tuesday night averaging 23 points per game while shooting an outstanding 56.4% from the floor. Louisville lacks the interior size and physical presence needed to consistently challenge him, which should allow Boozer to score comfortably in the paint and on short looks around the rim.

His recent form only strengthens the case. Boozer has shot better than 53% in five straight games and has reached at least 23 points in six of his last eight starts. That level of efficiency and consistency makes him difficult to fade.

With another 25 point performance well within reach, backing Boozer to go over his scoring line makes sense in this spot.