Best College Basketball Prop Bets for Kansas State vs. Kansas (Dajuan Harris' senior night props)

Kansas and Kansas State finish its season series in a battle of in-state foes.

This will be the final home game of Dajuan Harris' career, and the Allen Fieldhouse faithful will likely be behind its point guard, can we profit off of it with some player prop bets? I'm targeting not only Harris' player props but Hunter Dickinson's as well in what should be a bounce-back victory for the Jayhawks at home against a rival.

Here's three player props for the final home game of Kansas' season.

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Best college basketball player props

• Dajuan Harris OVER 0.5 made three's
• Hunter Dickinson OVER 18.5 points
• Arthur Kaluma OVER 5.5 rebounds

Dajuan Harris OVER 0.5 made three's

Harris isn't known for his three-point shooting, about 38% of his shots come from beyond the arc, but he is a capable shooter from beyond the arc. Harris is shooting 38% from three this season despite a dismal 29% in Big 12 play.

In his final game, I expect the Jayhawks to get its point guard a look from deep. He hasn't made one in three straight games, but against a compact Kansas State defense, there can be plenty of volume from deep for a rim-centric KU offense.

For what it's worth, Harris made one of three tries from distance against Kansas State on the road last month.

Hunter Dickinson OVER 18.5 points

In the first meeting, an overtime loss, Dickinson scored 21 points, and he should be able to find similar success as Kansas State simply doesn't have the size to slow down the seven-footer.

The Jayhawks' big man took 18 shots and went to the free-throw line six times in the first meeting, and I can see a similar volume for him again. Off of two losses, I'm going to stick with Dickinson to do a ton of heavy lifting on Tuesday.

Arthur Kaluma OVER 5.5 rebounds

It can't be only Jayhawks' props! Kaluma is averaging seven rebounds on the year, and I see him getting to his season-long average yet again come Tuesday.

The Creighton transfer had six rebounds in the first meeting and has cleared this mark in nine of 18 conference games. I like the under in this matchup and believe each defense can keep the game to a below-average offensive output, so I believe Kaluma will be crashing the glass against a physical Kansas frontcourt of Dickinson and Kevin McCullar Jr, meaning he can get over this total.

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