Miami vs. Pittsburgh Anytime Touchdown Scorer Prop Bet: Mark Fletcher, Malachi Toney, Girard Pringle

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Miami vs. Pittsburgh anytime touchdown prop bets had Mark Fletcher Jr. (MIA) priced at -140. 

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Most football bookmaking platforms that offer college player props had Malachi Toney (MIA) priced at -130 and Girard Pringle Jr. (MIA) paying out near even odds. 

Fletcher totaled six carries for 19 yards and hauled in all three targets for 22 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-17 victory against Virginia Tech.

From RotoWire:

Fletcher returned to action after a two-game hiatus, but was limited for the Hurricanes' offense. Girard Pringle was the leading rusher, as Fletcher appeared to be on some sort of pitch count. He did manage to reel in a receiving touchdown to salvage his day from a fantasy perspective, and he should be more involved against Pitt in Week 14.

Toney logged 12 receptions (on 15 targets) for 146 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-17 win versus Virginia Tech.

Toney's 15 targets were a career high, and they unsurprisingly resulted in a career high 146 yards. His touchdown, his seventh of the year, came with 20 seconds left in the game with the Hurricanes already up two scores as head coach Mario Cristobal desperately tries to earn his team style points as they chase a College Football Playoff bid.

Pringle Jr recorded 14 carries for 49 yards and caught all two targets for 21 yards and one touchdown during Saturday's 34-17 victory versus Virginia Tech.

 

Touchdown Prop Bet - Miami vs. Pittsburgh

Any Time
First
Mark Fletcher Jr. (MIA)
-140
+550
Malachi Toney (MIA)
-130
+600
Girard Pringle Jr. (MIA)
+105
+700
Ja'Kyrian Turner (PITT)
+115
+750
Kenny Johnson (PITT)
+165
+1000
Raphael Williams Jr. (PITT)
+195
+1200
Keelan Marion (MIA)
+230
+1400
Mason Heintschel (PITT)
+250
+1800
Cataurus Hicks (PITT)
+270
+1800
CJ Daniels (MIA)
+280
+1600
Juelz Goff (PITT)
+390
+2200
Carson Beck (MIA)
+400
+2200
Elija Lofton (MIA)
+440
+2200
Justin Holmes (PITT)
+460
+3000
Alex Bauman (MIA)
+480
+2500
Miami Florida Defense
+600
+3500
Malachi Thomas (PITT)
+650
+4000
Pittsburgh Defense
+950
+5500

  • Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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