DraftKings CFB DFS Lineup Picks: Thursday 11/10 - Week 11 Daily College Fantasy Football

Considering how awful the Thursday night games have been in the NFL, I'm going out on the shortest limb in history and saying that college football is going to be where the action is! We only have two games tonight, but we have a couple of exciting ones.

Both games start at the same time, so we have nonstop action! Tulsa heads to Memphis to take on the Tigers at the Liberty Bowl in the early matchup. Georgia Southern heads to Lafayette to take on the Cajuns. This is going to be a good one!

In this article, I will be providing you with my daily fantasy college football lineup picks for DraftKings on 11/10/22 locking at 7:30 pm eastern time. I’ll provide multiple player suggestions for players at quarterback, running back, and wide receiver, aiming to highlight one option at the high, middle, and lower end of the salary scale. Good luck, RotoBallers.

CFB Betting Picks for Week 11 (11/10)

Tulsa at Memphis(-6.5)

Betting Pick Confidence Factor: 3

So...Memphis loses four straight games for the first time since 2013 and they're still favored? I don't buy it. Give me the Dust Devils.

Georgia Southern at Louisiana(-3.5)

Betting Pick Confidence Factor: 4

This line is down two points and may go lower. It should. The wrong team is favored. Give me the Eagles!

DraftKings CFB DFS Picks - Quarterbacks

Kyle Vantrease, Georgia Southern ($7,100)

Vantrease is the guy with the big arm who always seems to be capable of the big game. That doesn't mean that he always succeeds, but the ceiling is higher on Vantrease than on anyone else. He's the guy you want in GPPs, but Seth Henigan is going to have a much better floor, even against Tulsa. Vantrease sometimes has issues with interceptions and the Cajuns have picked off 14 passes while only allowing 11 touchdowns. Boom or bust, indeed...

Braylon Braxton, Tulsa ($5,700)

Don't expect Braxton to wow you, but he has thrown three touchdowns with no interceptions over the last two games with Davis Brin getting hurt again. It was the shoulder this time, and I wouldn't expect him to be ready on a short week against Memphis. Braxton has looked capable in the last two contests and will get solid points for the price.

Also consider: Seth Henigan, Memphis ($7,400); Ben Wooldridge, Louisiana ($6,700)

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DraftKings CFB DFS Picks - Running Backs

Asa Martin, Memphis ($5,900)

Martin has more rushing yards than starter Brandon Thompson and is far more active in the passing game. Tulsa is going to force them out of their comfort zone as well, which could mean Martin getting 5+ free points from receptions again. I'm not wild about any of the running backs here, but Martin is by far the surest thing.

Jalen White, Georgia Southern ($4,500)

Don't you just love it when DraftKings doesn't pay attention? White has at least 9.8 DraftKings points in every game this season with five games over 20. Play him! Get creative elsewhere!

Also consider: Chris Smith, Louisiana ($6,000); Brandon Thomas, Memphis ($4,900)

DraftKings CFB DFS Picks - Wide Receivers

Keylon Stokes, Tulsa ($7,500)

Injuries and inconsistency from Brin and Braxton have led to a mostly disappointing season for Stokes. However, the volume is still there and we know from past seasons that the talent is there. Stokes has the most potential of any receiver on this slate. If we're going balls-out on quarterbacks, we may as well do so with the rest of the lineup, right?

Caden Prieskorn, Memphis ($6,200)

Prieskorn is part of the tight end revolution that is going on in some parts of college football. Prieskorn leads the Tigers in receptions, yards, and touchdowns. In cash lineups, Prieskorn is the guy to anchor with. You know you are going to get consistent production out of him.

Khaleb Hood, Georgia Southern ($5,700)

Hood has had 33 receptions in the last four games alone! He's not scoring touchdowns and he's not really getting loose in the secondary, but that's a ton of free points in this price range. Hood is by far the most targeted receiver for the Eagles. That's not changing anytime soon.

Also consider: Michael Jefferson, Louisiana ($6,000); Derwin Burgess, Georgia Southern ($4,900); Amare Jones, Georgia Southern ($4,800); Joe Scates, Memphis ($4,300)

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