DraftKings CBB DFS Lineup Picks for 12/11/21 - Daily Fantasy College Basketball Advice

We have a nice nine-gamer today. It starts early in Auburn at 11:30 am Eastern with the Tigers hosting a scrappy Nebraska team. High noon brings BYU to Omaha to face Creighton. Georgetown welcomes in Syracuse for a former Big East clash. Wisconsin takes bully ball over to Columbus. Arkansas heads to Norman for the Barry Switzer Bowl.

It just gets better from there! Drake welcomes Clemson to Des Moines (isn't college basketball great??). UCLA heads to Milwaukee to take on Marquette. We have the renewal of the Border War with Missouri heading to the Phog. We close it out with UConn hosting the Bonnies. This is a great slate!

In this article, I will be providing you with my daily fantasy college basketball lineup picks for DraftKings on 12/11/21 starting at 11:30 am Eastern. I’ll be providing multiple player suggestions for players at guard and forward, aiming to highlight one option apiece at the high, middle, and lower end of the salary scale. Good luck, RotoBallers.

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Ochai Agbaji, Kansas ($8,500)

Agbaji had a couple of down games in Orlando against North Texas and Dayton, but in every other game he has topped 30 DraftKings points. Ogbaji is one of the more consistent guys on the slate. This game may not mean as much to this batch of players, but the fans are really going to be into it and Kansas will feed off that. Expect another strong showing for Ogbaji. That's all he has been providing this year.

Johnny Davis, Wisconsin ($8,100)

Davis continued his strong play with big performances against Indiana and Marquette last week. At this point, I don't think the matchup matters all that much. Davis isn't going to see a ceiling game against Ohio State, but he's still going to lead the Badgers in scoring and flirt with a double-double. He still feels a bit underpriced on DraftKings right now. Neither him nor Ogbaji are priced in a range where you have to compromise the rest of your lineup to fit them both in.

Aminu Mohammed, Georgetown ($6,300)

Mohammed has put up at least 32 DraftKings points in three straight games in large part to his efficient shooting and good rebounding. His low point of the season was 21.75 points against St. Joseph's, a game in which he didn't make a shot from the field in ten tries. That highlights what Mohammed's floor is. that's nice to get at this price point against a Syracuse team that has gone cold so far in December. Dante Harris is a strong play alongside Mohammed. His floor is better, but the upside isn't as high.

JD Notae, Arkansas ($5,700)

Notae was a productive sixth man for the Razorbacks last year. This year he's leading the team in scoring. Notae has put up some big games so far, though this is likely the toughest test of the season so far for the Razorbacks. Still, Notae's price seems really low for a guy averaging 36.3 DraftKings points per game. He wont hit that against the Sooners, but I would think he'll still be around 30. That's a great return for the price.

Andre Jackson, Connecticut ($4,800)

Jackson isn't much of a scorer, but he's one of the more active players on the floor on any team. He piles up stats in other categories to help make up for his lack of scoring. Jackson has at least 22 DraftKings points in four of the last five games. The only time he missed was in a blowout win over Grambling in which he only played 25 minutes. He'll be back to his normal minutes against the Bonnies in a game that promises to remain close.

Also consider: Alex Barcello, BYU ($7,900); Alonzo Verge, Nebraska ($7,500); Christian Braun, Kansas ($7,300); Jordan Goldwire, Oklahoma ($5,800); Keisei Tominaga, Nebraska ($4,400); Kaiden Rice, Georgetown ($4,100)

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Jabari Smith, Auburn ($9,100)

Don't be too concerned about Smith's last couple of games. The numbers are down just a bit, but he only played 42 minutes combined in blowout wins and still put up 74 DraftKings points.....in just 42 minutes! Nebraska should provide a little more resistance than Yale or Central Florida, but maybe not a lot more. Still, Smith will eat the Cornhuskers alive inside. 40 DraftKings points could be his floor here.

Isaiah Whaley, Connecticut ($6,500)

Adama Sanogo is still out, which had led to a few more opportunities for Whaley. It helps others more, but Whaley's scoring has gone up a little over the last couple of games. We should see a closer game here against the Bonnies, so we will finally see just how it affects Whaley. Considering he had a solid game against a tough West Virginia team, Whaley feels like a solid pick here.

Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin ($5,800)

Wahl is a big time rim protector who is strong on the boards and a decent passer. He's in the perfect situation for a team that plays like the Badgers do. He's not going to have a ceiling game like he did against the Hoosiers since the Buckeyes are big on the interior, but he's still a nice play for the price here. Wahl gets enough court time to give him a good floor.

PJ Hall, Clemson ($5,500)

This is a nice matchup for the Tigers on the interior. Tyson and Naz Bohannon get more attention, but Hall might be the better scorer of the three. That should come into play against Drake. Hall is sometimes prone to foul trouble, but he's a force when he can stay on the court.

Jesse Edwards, Syracuse ($5,300)

Both of the Boeheims are struggling and Edwards is picking up most of the slack. He has at least 25 DraftKings points in each of the last fie games, topping 35 in three of those. This is a complete favor by DraftKings leaving him priced this low. I'm starting every build with Edwards. He's a free space right now.

Also consider: E.J. Liddell, Ohio State ($9,500); Kobe Brown, Missouri ($8,200); Tucker DeVries, Drake ($6,400); Hunter Tyson, Clemson ($6,100); Kyle Young, Ohio State ($5,400); Fousseyni Traore, BYU ($4,400)

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