CFB DFS Picks, Projections, Lineups & Stacks For 11/29: Week 14 Playbook

The 2025 college football season rolls on this Saturday, November 29th, with a full Week 14 slate of games. Let’s dive into the top CFB DFS Picks as you build lineups on DraftKings and FanDuel. In this article, we’ll discuss the best plays at each position with CFB DFS projections factored in. 

As you read over our Week 14 CFB DFS Picks, take advantage of Fantasy Alarm’s College Football DFS Ownership Projections for both DK and FD. Plus, you can use our Weekly Player Projections and CFB DFS Lineup Generator. 

CFB DFS Picks, Daily Fantasy Playbook & Schedule: Saturday, November 29th

Before we discuss top CFB DFS picks this week, let’s take a look at the slate. DraftKings has a 12-game main afternoon slate on Saturday. Meanwhile, FanDuel has a 14-game slate that includes 4 night games. For the write-ups, we’ll focus on top players and value CFB picks for games on both slates. However, check out our specific DraftKings and FanDuel core plays below. Here’s a look at the Week 14 CFB DFS schedule with betting lines and odds: 

DraftKings Main Slate: 

• 12 pm ET – Houston at Baylor (-3) – 58.5 O/U
• 12 pm ET – Texas Tech (-23.5) at West Virginia – 52.5 O/U
• 12 pm ET – Miami FL (-7) at Pittsburgh – 49.5 O/U
• 12 pm ET – Ohio State (-9.5) at Michigan – 43.5 O/U
• 3:30 pm ET – Missouri (-3) at Arkansas – 55.5 O/U (DK Only)
• 3:30 pm ET – LSU at Oklahoma (-10.5) – 35.5 O/U
• 3:30 pm ET – Vanderbilt at Tennessee (-3) – 65.5 O/U
• 3:30 pm ET – Cincinnati at TCU (-3) – 57.5 O/U
• 3:30 pm ET – Oregon (-7) at Washington – 51.5 O/U
• 3:30 pm ET – Penn State (-14) at Rutgers – 55.5 O/U (DK Only)
• 4:30 pm ET – Florida State at Florida (-1.5) – 49.5 O/U

FanDuel Only Games: 

• 1 pm ET – UCF at BYU (-17.5) – 47.5 O/U
• 7 pm ET – Virginia Tech at Virginia (-8.5) – 52.5 O/U
• 7:30 pm ET – Northwestern at Illinois (-7.5) – 44.5 O/U
• 7:30 pm ET – Alabama (-5.5) at Auburn – 46.5 O/U
• 7:30 pm ET – UCLA at USC (-22.5) – 58.5 O/U

CFB DFS Lineups: Top Plays

Joey Aguilar, QB, Tennessee 

DK: $7,900 | FD: $10,700 

The Vanderbilt vs. Tennessee matchup has the highest total on the slate. It’s setting up to be a back-and-forth shootout, so we’ll definitely want a piece of the game. Diego Pavia offers a high ceiling, but he’s also the most expensive QB on both sites. Joey Aguilar can also put up numbers, and he’s notably cheaper. The Tennessee QB gets to face a shaky Vandy pass defense that’s allowing 282.6 pass yards per game in conference play (129th in FBS). Aguilar has shown the upside to throw for 300+ yards with 3-4 TDs at his best. He can do it again this weekend in a favorable home matchup. 

Kaytron Allen, RB, Penn State 

DK: $8,500

This is a DraftKings-only play, but it deserves to be highlighted as a top pick. Rutgers has one of the worst rush defenses in the country, allowing 221.6 rushing yards per game in conference play (128th in FBS) and 6.87 yards per carry vs. league opponents (134th). The defense has also given up 18 rush TDs across 8 conference games. It’s a great spot for Penn State’s rushing attack and Kaytron Allen, who’s been the workhorse over Nick Singleton lately. Over the past 5 games, Allen is averaging 23.6 carries per game. He’s also had 3 different weeks of at least 145 rushing yards, 2 TDs, and 30 DK points. Another big performance could be coming against Rutgers’ terrible run defense. 

Dean Connors, RB, Houston 

DK: $6,500 | FD: $8,700 

There are definitely some more well-known and safer high-priced running backs in action. Yet, Dean Connors is worth a hard look in a fantastic matchup. Baylor is allowing 198.1 rushing yards per game in conference play (115th in FBS) and 5.2 yards per carry vs. league opponents (119th). The defense has also given up 20 rush TDs over 8 conference games. Meanwhile, Connors is averaging 18 total touches and 92.7 total yards per game this year as Houston’s lead back. The Cougs should have a ton of rushing success in this matchup between Connors and dual-threat QB Conner Weigman. Let’s just hope it’s Connors doing most of the damage. 

CFB DFS Lineups: Value Plays

Tre Richardson, WR, Vanderbilt

DK: $5,200 | FD: $7,200 

As noted above, we’ll want some exposure to Vanderbilt’s high-scoring matchup vs. Tennessee. On the Vandy side of things, there are multiple pass-catchers to consider. Eli Stowers and Junior Sherrill are the headliners and safer plays, but Tre Richardson has also emerged with some big games lately. He just went off for 159 yards, 3 TDs, and 42 DK last week. That came right after having 124 yards and a TD the game before. Richardson’s production hasn’t been consistent this year, but Diego Pavia is clearly looking his way often for big plays right now. 

Jeremy Payne, RB, TCU

DK: $5,100 | FD: $7,200 

TCU running back Kevorian Barnes is slated to miss another game. That means Jeremy Payne should see starter-level volume as the lead guy. We saw it last week when Payne had 18 carries for 103 yards with Barnes out. Other RBs could be involved for TCU, but Payne should be the lead ball-carrier. He’ll face a Cincinnati defense that’s giving up 196.1 rush yards per game in conference play (113th in FBS) with 14 rush TDs allowed across 8 league games. If he sees the volume, which he should, then Payne can smash his cheap price tags in this home matchup.  

Kenyon Sadiq, TE/WR, Oregon

DK: $5,000 | FD: $7,500 

For whatever reason, Kenyon Sadiq is still really cheap on both sites this week. Oregon’s stud tight end put up 8 catches for 96 yards and a TD two weeks ago, and then had 6 catches for 72 yards and a pair of scores last game. He’s been the Ducks’ clear top pass-catcher lately with Dakorien Moore and Gary Bryant Jr. sidelined. Both could be out again this week, and Sadiq should be busy yet again in a tough road matchup at Washington. The Huskies have a good pass defense, but Sadiq is still a top playmaker for Oregon right now, and he has 23+ DK in three of the last four games. 

Core CFB DFS Lineup Picks: QBs, RBs & WRs