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

Total Points: Zuby Ejiofor (SJU) Over 14.5 (-125)

St. John’s big man Zuby Ejiofor shapes up as one of the stronger college basketball player prop options in this Big East matchup against Seton Hall. With the Red Storm relying heavily on their interior presence, Ejiofor should play a central role offensively.

Ejiofor enters the game averaging 15.8 points per game while shooting an efficient 54.1% from the field. His physicality and finishing ability around the rim make him a difficult matchup for most frontcourts, especially when he establishes position in the paint.

🗣️ZUUUUUUUUBY‼️@Zubyejiofor notches the 2nd triple-double in the BIG EAST this season and 4th in @StJohnsBBall history tonight. pic.twitter.com/nMRxrrgwdT

— BIG EAST MBB (@BIGEASTMBB) March 1, 2026

His recent form further strengthens the case. Ejiofor has scored at least 15 points in three straight games, showing consistent production. During this stretch, he also posted 39 total points across two games, highlighting his ability to deliver strong scoring outputs when he finds rhythm.

Even though Seton Hall presents a competitive defensive matchup, Ejiofor’s efficiency and interior presence give him a reliable pathway to scoring. With the prop line set at 14.5 points, the number sits slightly below his season average and recent trend.

Total Points: Mike Williams (SHU) Over 7.5 (-120)

Seton Hall guard Mike Williams is an intriguing college basketball prop option heading into the matchup against St. John’s, especially considering his recent increase in playing time and involvement in the offense.

Williams enters the game averaging 7.1 points per game on 37.3% shooting this season. While his overall numbers are modest, his recent usage suggests a larger offensive role could be developing.

In his last two games, Williams logged his highest minute totals since mid-January, which is a key indicator for potential production. He played 28 minutes against UConn and scored nine points, then followed that performance with 10 points in 33 minutes versus Xavier.

When he receives consistent minutes, Williams has shown he can contribute offensively and find rhythm from the field. With Seton Hall potentially leaning on him more heavily in this matchup, the 7.5-point line appears reachable if his minutes remain in the upper-20s or low-30s range.