Three players destined to find the endzone in College Football Week 2

It's been a hot start for Dimers' touchdown props through college football's first two weeks, with our college football predictions returning over a 40% ROI on high-edge bets identified by our model so far this season, including hitting both players featured in this article last week.

This week, you can find over 70 touchdown bets in Dimers' best college football props, but only a handful of players show up with multiple touchdown edges, and land in our "Sweet Spot" that's been dialed in to start the year.

We've selected three of those players, Michigan State WR Chrishon McCray, Minnesota WR Jevon Tracy and Oregon WR Evan Stewart, as our featured targets this week, breaking down each matchup and the value within below.

To see the other players who land in our Sweet Spot and get multiple touchdown edges, check out our college football props page.

WR Evan Stewart, Oregon

• Game: Oregon vs. Oklahoma State
• Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
• Time: 12:00 PM ET

Ducks WR Evan Stewart is the highest-probability scorer of these three at 54.0% to find the end zone, and his best number, +145, comes with a 13.2% edge, good enough for a "High Edge" tag alongside the Sweet Spot.

Stewart was a five-star recruit who transferred from Texas A&M to Oregon, and in his last full season on the field, back at A&M in 2024, he caught 48 passes for 613 yards and five touchdowns. He then missed the entire 2025 season with a patellar tendon injury.

Our trio of edges on Evan Stewart.

Week 1 was his return, and it looked strong with eight catches on nine targets for 72 yards against Boise State; the only thing missing was the end zone. With Oregon projected to average 39 points against Oklahoma State, Stewart gets a wide-open runway to turn a heavy target share into his first touchdown since coming back.

He's worth a look further up the ladder too: 2+ touchdowns is priced at +1100 (16.4% probability, 8.0% edge), with a smaller but still profitable edge on the first score at +1200.

Head to our best college football props page to see every edge on Stewart in the Oregon-Oklahoma State game.

WR Chrishon McCray, Michigan State

• Game: Michigan State vs. Eastern Michigan
• Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
• Time: 3:30 PM ET

Spartans WR Chrishon McCray's anytime touchdown probability sits at 50.2%, with his best price of +150 good for a 10.2% edge and both High Edge and Sweet Spot signals.

Michigan State lost its top two receivers from a year ago, including Nick Marsh, the same Nick Marsh who was the headline touchdown-prop play in Dimers' Week 1 college football article.

With Marsh gone, McCray, a senior who briefly entered the transfer portal himself before withdrawing in January to stay in East Lansing, has become the Spartans' clear top target. He proved it in Week 1, leading the team in receptions with eight catches on 10 targets for 69 yards in Michigan State's Week 1 win over Toledo.

The touchdown didn't come that day, but the volume did, and Michigan State's 86.5% win probability against Eastern Michigan, in a game our model expects to clear 49.5 total points in over 52% of simulations, gives McCray a favorable setup to convert that role into his first score of the season.

For more touchdown value, the rest of his props carry an edge: +1100 on 2+ touchdowns (13.9% probability, 5.6% edge) and +1000 on the first touchdown of the game.

Find McCray's full range of props by filtering to Michigan State on our best college football props page.

WR Jevon Tracy, Minnesota

• Game: Minnesota vs. Mississippi State
• Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026
• Time: 3:30 PM ET

Senior Golden Gophers WR Jevon Tracy carries the biggest edge of the group.

At 52.6% to score anytime, his best odds of +170 translate to a 15.6% edge. It's worth noting that this edge carries our "Caution" signal as it's higher than average, but it's not due to a misread by the Dimers model. Tracy's Anytime TD odds are as short as +138 as of publishing, meaning the +150 represents a significant edge.

See how Javon Tracy's value compares across sportsbooks.

Tracy transferred to Minnesota from Miami (OH), where he was an All-MAC receiver in 2024 with 57 catches for 818 yards and seven touchdowns.

He's made an immediate impact, and not just as a receiver. He recorded 5 catches for 98 yards in Minnesota's Week 1 rout of Eastern Illinois, but he also returned two punts for touchdowns.

The juice is clearly there and a Week 2 matchup with Mississippi State is about whether he can live up to the value.

Check out more of Tracy's props on our college football predictions page.

More Week 2 college football touchdown props

As mentioned above, there are dozens of players with an edge to score a touchdown this college football Saturday, with several players getting multiple edges as well.

This trio stands out due to high-scoring game environments, multiple betting edges and a favorable narrative, but we encourage you to dig through all of the prop value Dimers Pro has to offer.