College Basketball Player Props – Best NCAAB Prop Bets Today, February 23

Total Points: Flory Bigunda (KAN) Over 11.5 (-125)

Houston’s defensive focus should be geared toward slowing down Kansas’ backcourt, which could open opportunities inside for forward Flory Bidunga. The sophomore big man is putting together a strong second campaign and has been one of the more efficient scorers in the Jayhawks’ rotation.

Bidunga is averaging 14.6 points per game while shooting an impressive 66.4% from the field. His scoring profile is built on physicality and efficiency in the paint, where he converts high-percentage looks and finishes through contact. That style of play gives him a reliable path to points even in tougher matchups.

Consistency has also been on his side. Bidunga has scored 14 or more points in six of his last eight games, missing that mark by just one point in another. That recent stretch shows he’s comfortably clearing a number in this range on a regular basis.

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With the prop set at 11.5 points, the line sits well below both his season average and recent production trend. Given his efficiency and steady role in the offense, over 11.5 points stands out as a strong NCAAB player prop bet today.

Total Points: Kingston Flemings (HOU) Over 18.5 (-125)

Houston guard Kingston Flemings is poised for a strong performance as the Cougars head to Kansas. The highly regarded freshman has lived up to expectations this season and continues to take on a featured role in Houston’s offense.

Flemings enters this matchup averaging 16.6 points per game while shooting an efficient 49% from the field. His ability to score at multiple levels makes him a difficult cover, and he has shown the confidence to take over offensively when needed.

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While Kansas has been solid defensively, allowing 68.6 points per game (41st in the NCAA), this sets up as a spot where Flemings can still find room to operate. Notably, he has been even more productive away from home, averaging an impressive 20.7 points per game on the road this season. That split is especially encouraging heading into a tough environment like Allen Fieldhouse.

With the line set at 18.5 points, the number aligns closely with his road production rather than his overall average. Given his expanded role and strong performances in hostile settings, over 18.5 points stands out as a sharp college basketball prop bet today.