Penn State vs. Oregon best bets, player props, anytime TD scorers for Big Ten title game: Top picks on Jordan James, Dillon Gabriel, Tez Johnson

With Penn State and Oregon set to meet in Saturday's Big Ten Championship Game, the Ducks try to keep their perfect record intact heading into the CFP. 

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Best player props & anytime TD scorer bets for Penn State vs. Oregon in 2024 Big Ten Championship Game

Here are our top player props and ATTD scorer bets for the Big Ten title game:

Oregon RB Jordan James OVER 16.5 receiving yards 

James is a major cog in Oregon's offense. He leads the team with 1,110+ rushing yards and 13 rushing TDs. While he hasn't caught a TD pass, James serves as a safety valve for QB Dillon Gabriel out of the backfield. 

James caught four passes for 40 yards his last time out versus Washington. He's also eclipsed this receiving yard total in four of the past five games. Make it five out of six after the Big Ten title tilt. 

Oregon QB Dillon Gabriel ATTD scorer   

Gabriel found paydirt for the seventh time this season in last week's win over Washington (pictured above). He's capable of taking off on his own when things break down. 

Gabriel has a penchant for finding the end zone in big games. He scored rushing TDs against Boise State, Ohio State, Illinois and Michigan. It'd be no surprise to see him get the best of Penn State on Saturday.

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Oregon WR Tez Johnson OVER 69.5 passing yards & ATTD scorer

Oregon got its top WR back last week against Washington, and Johnson finished with 36 receiving yards and a TD. Johnson will be back in more of a regular game flow on Saturday.

Johnson has eclipsed this number in six of 10 games played this year. He's also had three 100+ yard games this season. With him back to full strength now, expect Gabriel to look his way early and often.

Despite missing two games, Johnson leads the Ducks with 67 catches, 685 yards and nine receiving TDs.