Best Player Props for San Jose St. UNLV Make a +1200 Parlay

The best way to bet on San Jose State player props vs UNLV is to attack the Rebels’ passing defense and to bet against rushing yards. That means taking the overs for Walker Eget’s passing yards prop and Nick Nash’s receiving yards prop and the under on Floyd Chalk’s rushing yards prop.
A strong run-back among the UNLV player props is Hajj-Malik Williams to rush for at least two touchdowns with +150 odds.

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Betting odds and props for the Friday night college football matchup between San Jose State and UNLV have been released. Many excellent bets are available, with the Nick Nash receiving yards prop, Walker Eget passing yards prop, Floyd Chalk rushing yards prop, and Hajj-Malik Williams touchdowns prop all excellent options.

Bettors can parlay all of those props and get +1200 odds.

Player Prop Parlay for UNLV vs San Jose State

Walker Eget Over 302.5 Passing Yards -114
Nick Nash Over 108.5 Receiving Yards -114
Floyd Chalk Under 54.5 Rushing Yards -115
Hajj-Malik Williams 2+ Touchdowns +150
Parlay Odds: +1200

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Best San Jose State Player Props vs UNLV

Based on team defensive statistics, the best way to bet on San Jose State props at legal college football sportsbooks is to bet the over on passing and receiving props and the under on the rushing yards prop for Floyd Chalk.

The season-long FBS defensive stats for UNLV make that case very clearly:

UNLV gives up the 14th most passing yards per game in the country. They give up 260.5 passing yards per game.
UNLV has stifled many running games this season. They rank as the 22nd-best rushing defense in the country, giving up only 111.5 yards per game.

Given the strengths and weaknesses of the UNLV defense, the best player props for San Jose State are:

Walker Eget Over 302.5 Passing Yards (-114): In both of Eget’s last two games, he has thrown for at least 395 yards. Those are also the only two games he has attempted all of the passing yards for the Sharks. Now that it appears that he’s secured the starting job, the over for the Walker Eget prop of 302.5 passing yards is a great bet.
Nick Nash Over 108.5 Receiving Yards (-114): The leading receiver in all of college football with 1,282 yards, pairing the over for the Nick Nash receiving prop at California betting sites with his quarterback’s over is a good idea. Nash has had at least 126 receiving yards in the past two games with Eget exclusively passing him the ball.
Floyd Chalk Under 54.5 Rushing Yards (-115): Floyd Chalk has struggled since Eget took over the quarterback committee at San Jose State. In back-to-back games, Chalk has not rushed for more than 45 yards.

Best UNLV Player Prop: Hajj-Malik Williams to Score at Least 2 Touchdowns (+150)

An excellent run back in player prop parlay that suggests San Jose State will be able to move the ball and score a lot of points is Hajj-Malik Williams to score at least two rushing or receiving touchdowns with +150 odds.

Williams has two rushing touchdowns in two of his last four games. With a 50% success rate in those games, taking the plus odds prop at legal sports betting sites is a sharp play.

By adding Hajj-Malik Williams to score 2+ touchdowns with +150 odds to a parlay of the outlined San Jose State player props, bettors can put themselves in a position to win big as the parlay then has +1200 odds. Without Hajj-Malik Williams on the slip, the potential payout significantly shrinks with +400 odds.

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Brett Crown

Brett is a passionate sports writer who majored in Sport Management at Florida State University. He combines his knowledge of stats with his understanding of game theory to find the best values when sports betting. Brett enjoys golfing, playing cornhole, and hanging out by the pool when he’s not locked in watching games.