College Basketball Player Prop Bet Picks for Saturday, January 24th

The Saturday college basketball card is loaded all day and night with plenty of intriguing Top 25 matchups.

We’ll break down five player props for the Saturday action. Remember to monitor the odds throughout the day, as the sides and totals market is constantly changing.

Here are the free college basketball player prop picks for Saturday, January 24.

Louisville G Ryan Conwell — Under 21.5 Points (-110) vs. Virginia Tech

The senior has been extremely inconsistent over the last month. Conwell hasn’t posted consecutive 20+ point performances since mid-November.

He is coming off a 24-point outing in a blowout over Pittsburgh, but he is averaging 14.1 PPG in his last six games after scoring at least 20 points.

Conwell has hoisted more than 10 attempts from long distance in seven straight games. Virginia Tech ranks 21st in the country defending the 3-point shot at 29.4%.

Houston G Emanuel Sharp — Over 14.5 Points (-114) at Texas Tech

Sharp scored 17 points in the first matchup against Texas Tech on January 6, a 69-65 home victory. He shot 5-of-12 from the floor, but bounced back from a 2-point effort against Cincinnati in the previous game.

In the last four games, the senior has scored at least 16 points three times, but is shooting 41% from the floor in this span. Texas Tech has allowed eight players in the last four games to score at least 15 points.

Illinois G Keaton Wagler — Over 15.5 Points (+100) vs. Purdue

The freshman has scored at least 16 points in all four road games this season, each coming against Big Ten foes.

Wagler was held to a total of 30 points in the last two wins over Minnesota and Maryland, but put up 22 points in a 79-68 win at Northwestern on January 14.

Purdue has struggled defending 2-point shooting in Big Ten play, ranking 16th in the league at 56.8%. Wagler shoots 46.8% in his four road games against conference foes.

Florida F Alex Condon — Under 13.5 Points (-110) vs. Auburn

Condon was shut down by Auburn in the Final Four last season, scoring one point in 23 minutes. He looks for revenge today back in Gainesville, but hasn’t posted more than 11 points in three of the last four games.

Auburn’s defense allowed higher than 60% shooting on 2-point attempts in its first two SEC games, but has given up less than 46% in three of the past four contests.

Auburn F Keyshawn Hall — Over 18.5 Points (-115) at Florida

Hall leads the Tigers in scoring at 20.1 PPG, as he looks to reach his average for the first time in four games.

The senior was held to 18 combined points against Vanderbilt and South Carolina before racking up 19 points in Tuesday’s win at Ole Miss.

Prior to this three-game stretch, Hall’s first three SEC performances were impressive, averaging 28.0 PPG, including a pair of 32-point outings against Texas A&M and Arkansas.