NCAAB Picks Today, November 13, 2026: Best Player Props (Data-Backed)

This page tracks ncaab player props daily, and the board for November 13, 2026 is live below. Every line, recent hit rate, and price comes from the StatsBench snapshot, with the over side shown because that is the side the data card grades. The page updates every day, so if you are reading this on a later date, check the current board before you bet.

Early-season logs need context. The 10-game window includes last season’s games this early in the year, so read every hit rate as recent games, not as a clean current-team sample. That matters most for players who changed schools or whose roles are still settling.

Today’s College Basketball Prop Picks

Today’s picks at a glance

Hit rate: how often the player cleared this line over the last ten games played, or fewer when that’s all there is (in brackets); L5: the last five. Each pick’s card and write-up follow below.

Every game has its own page (odds by sportsbook, injuries, matchup ranks and the preview): Georgetown Hoyas vs Clemson Tigers Fri 6:00 PM ET · Bryant Bulldogs vs Rutgers Scarlet Knights Fri 6:00 PM ET · Pittsburgh Panthers vs Butler Bulldogs Fri 6:30 PM ET · Georgia Bulldogs vs North Carolina Tar Heels Fri 7:00 PM ET · Sam Houston Bearkats vs Illinois Fighting Illini Fri 7:00 PM ET · Ohio Bobcats vs Purdue Boilermakers Fri 7:00 PM ET · Merrimack Warriors vs Florida Gators Fri 7:00 PM ET · Northern Iowa Panthers vs Michigan State Spartans Fri 7:00 PM ET · Ohio State Buckeyes vs UConn Huskies Fri 7:30 PM ET · Virginia Cavaliers vs Maryland Terrapins Fri 8:00 PM ET · SIU Edwardsville Cougars vs Duke Blue Devils Fri 8:00 PM ET · Xavier Musketeers vs Mississippi State Bulldogs Fri 9:00 PM ET · Arizona Wildcats vs Auburn Tigers Fri 9:00 PM ET · Seton Hall Pirates vs Alabama Crimson Tide Fri 9:00 PM ET · DePaul Blue Demons vs Northwestern Wildcats Fri 9:00 PM ET · LSU Tigers vs Gonzaga Bulldogs Sat 3:30 PM ET

Tomislav Buljan OVER 6.5 Rebounds (Maryland vs. Virginia)

Line: OVER 6.5 rebounds. Recent over rate: 10/10 (100%). Last 5: 100%. L10 vs. market: +45.1%. Price: -141 at BetUS.

The last-5 and last-10 agree at 100%, so there is no fade signal in the split. The recent-form gap is +45.1% against the de-vigged market line, which is large enough to check the current number before betting. At -141, the price is not cheap, but the consistency is the story.

Correlation note: StatsBench also lists Buljan points, points + rebounds + assists, and defensive rebounds markets today. They all depend on the same game, so stacking them multiplies the same risk instead of diversifying.

John Mobley Jr. OVER 1.5 Threes (Ohio State at UConn)

Line: OVER 1.5 threes. Recent over rate: 10/10 (100%). Last 5: 100%. L10 vs. market: +35.6%. Price: -235 at Heritage.

Mobley’s recent log is clean on both splits, with the last-5 matching the full 10-game sample. The +35.6% recent-form gap says the market line has been beaten often, but -235 is a heavy price for a thin margin. This is a consistency play, not a bargain.

James Scott OVER 4.5 Points + Assists (Georgia at North Carolina)

Line: OVER 4.5 points + assists. Recent over rate: 10/10 (100%). Last 5: 100%. L10 vs. market: +34.9%. Price: -245 at Heritage.

The combo line is tiny, and the price is steep. Scott’s recent games show a stable floor across both components, and the last-5 agrees with the 10-game sample. At -245, you are paying for certainty that does not exist, even with a 10/10 recent rate.

Darin Smith Jr. OVER 15.5 Points + Rebounds + Assists (Rutgers vs. Bryant)

Line: OVER 15.5 points + rebounds + assists. Recent over rate: 9/10 (90%). Last 5: 80%. L10 vs. market: +40.8%. Price: -116 at Stake.

The L5 cooled to 80% while the 10-game rate sits at 90%, so the trend is slightly softer than the headline. The +40.8% recent-form gap is one of the larger numbers on this board, but it comes off a 10-game sample that overstates the case. At -116, the price is far more playable than the heavy favorites above.

Correlation note: Darin Smith Jr. also has a points + rebounds market on the board. Same player, same game, so those two are one risk, not two.

Naithan George OVER 1.5 Turnovers (Pittsburgh at Butler)

Line: OVER 1.5 turnovers. Recent over rate: 9/10 (90%). Last 5: 80%. L10 vs. market: +31.8%. Price: -175 at Heritage.

Turnovers are volatile, and a 1.5 line basically asks for two. The L5 at 80% is the more recent slice, and it is weaker than the 90% full-sample mark. The +31.8% recent-form gap is a line-shopping signal, not a reason to ignore the variance.

Dylan Faulkner OVER 10.5 Rebounds + Assists (Clemson vs. Georgetown)

Line: OVER 10.5 rebounds + assists. Recent over rate: 9/10 (90%). Last 5: 80%. L10 vs. market: +31.7%. Price: -140 at Fliff.

Faulkner’s combo line has a solid recent base, but the last-5 dip to 80% says it is not spotless. The +31.7% recent-form gap is large for a 10-game sample, so verify the current number before you act. At -140, the price is less punishing than the -235 and -245 lines above.

How StatsBench builds these ncaab player props

StatsBench pulls official game logs and its own odds feed, then calculates how often a player cleared the posted line across his recent games. The hit rate is simple: 10/10 means he went over in all 10 games in that window. Early in the season, that window includes last season’s games, so the sample is not a pure current-team read.

The L10 vs. market number is the recent over hit rate minus the de-vigged market-implied probability. It is a recent-form gap, not expected value, not ROI, and not a projection. A 10-game sample can make the gap look bigger than it is, so treat a large number as a reason to shop the line, not a guarantee. Long-run advantages tend to be much smaller, in the single digits.

Many college markets post only the over price, so this page quotes the over side shown on the data card. StatsBench is a research platform, not a picks service. The numbers are here to help you make your own call.

A note on variance and bankroll

Betting should be fun and within your means. You must be 21 or older, and no prop is a sure thing. A 10/10 recent hit rate can still lose tonight, and a +45% recent-form gap can shrink fast. If gambling stops being fun, call 1-800-GAMBLER.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How are these college basketball prop picks chosen?

StatsBench screens recent game logs, compares each over’s recent hit rate to the de-vigged market price, and surfaces line-shopping candidates. The picks above are research examples, not guarantees.

What does L10 vs. market mean?

It is the last-10 over hit rate minus the de-vigged implied probability. It is a recent-form signal only, and a small sample can overstate it.

Why are all the picks overs?

Many college books post only the over price on these rows. StatsBench presents the side with the listed price, so flipping to the under would contradict the data card.

Should I stack multiple props from the same player?

No. Correlated props share the same game risk. If you use more than one Buljan or Darin Smith Jr. market, treat it as one larger bet, not diversification.

Does a 10/10 hit rate guarantee a win?

No. It means the player cleared the line in 10 recent games, a window that includes last season this early. Variance and line movement can change the outcome.