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

Total Points: Braylon Mullins (UConn) Over 11.5 (-135)

Braylon Mullins checks in as one of the strongest college basketball player props on the board as UConn heads to St. John’s. The freshman guard continues to grow in confidence and production, and this matchup lines up well for another productive night.

Mullins enters Friday averaging 11.8 points per game while shooting 47.3% from the field. His form is trending in the right direction after scoring 16 points against Creighton and following it up with 13 more versus Xavier. Those back to back outings highlight his comfort attacking defenses and taking open looks when they are available.

Notably, Mullins has been more effective away from home. On the road, he is averaging 14.9 points per game on 48.7% shooting compared to 9.3 points on 45.8% shooting at home. That includes an impressive 43.4% clip from downtown.

The way Braylon Mullins goes up and holds the goose neck is picturesque; good base, great transfer of energy and catch to release is pretty quick; gonna have a long career as a movement shooter at minimum pic.twitter.com/1tMvT8RZx1

— Point Made: Scouting & Film Room (@PointMadeLiam) January 8, 2026

With the line set at 11.5 points, Mullins carries clear upside in this spot. Backing the over stands out as a sharp NCAAB player prop bet tonight.

Total Points: Zuby Ejiofor (SJU) Under 15.5 (-125)

Zuby Ejiofor is a key piece of St. John’s offense, but this matchup against UConn sets up as a difficult spot to clear an inflated scoring total. The Huskies bring one of the most disciplined and physical defenses in the country, especially around the rim, which limits easy interior looks.

Ejiofor enters the game averaging 15.7 points per contest on an efficient 52.7% shooting from the field. However, his recent production tells a different story, as he has scored 15 points or fewer in each of his last four outings. That trend is worth noting with this number sitting at 15.5. He has also been slightly more productive on the road than at home, which does not help his case here.

UConn ranks seventh nationally in the NCAA, allowing just 63.8 points per game, and consistently makes opposing forwards work for every touch in the paint. Against that level of resistance, under 15.5 points stands out as a sharp and well supported college basketball player prop bet.