Mean Green vs Green Wave Same Game Parlay Picks for NCAAF (Dec 5th, 2025)

By Alexandra Azucena Dec 2nd, 2025 9:32 AM EST

North Texas Mean Green quarterback Drew Mestemaker (17)

Scoring rarely slows at Yulman Stadium, especially with these teams’ explosive profiles. When Tulane and North Texas last met, they combined for 82 points—well above this week’s line. December 5th in the NCAAF calendar sees both squads carrying aggressive passing trends into this meeting. Drew Mestemaker keeps surpassing major passing milestones while home targets like Anthony Brown-Stephens draw increased end-zone attention. The combination of two high-powered aerial attacks makes NCAAF same game parlay picks today particularly compelling.

Mean Green vs Green Wave Same Game Parlay Picks (Dec 5th, 2025)

Each pick here leans into offensive strengths on display from both sides. The total points over correlates with projected shootout potential, amplified by quarterbacks who push deep yardage lines. Touchdown props for primary receivers offer elevated value on expected red zone involvement and frequent downfield attempts.

Pick 1: Total Points – Over 68.5 – +104

Over 68.5 is well-supported as Tulane and North Texas produced a combined score far above that mark previously. Both offenses rank among the more dynamic units in their conference matchups lately. There is little evidence either defense can contain multiple threats across four quarters here. Fast pace from each side typically results in extended possessions and higher play volume throughout regulation.

Pick 2: Player Passing Yards – Drew Mestemaker Over 299.5 – -162

Drew Mestemaker has made habit of eclipsing significant yardage totals against comparable defenses all season long for North Texas games involving strong opposing offenses have required him to throw more frequently, often topping even aggressive prop numbers like this one his ability to rack up over three hundred yards stands out due to persistent air attack focus backed by several multi-touchdown performances under pressure situations expect another heavy passing workload if trailing or locked in a shootout.

Pick 3: Player Receiving Yards – Wyatt Young Over 89.5 – -189

Wyatt Young enters off numerous outings where he commanded much of North Texas’s target share resulting in substantial receiving tallies defenses routinely struggle limiting his impact after catch abilities lend themselves well toward extending intermediate gains past first-down markers frequency hitting multi-TD efforts underscores reliability even if game script shifts late pushing quarterback reliance back onto primary receiver roles Young projects again as focal point throughout all phases of their offense.

Pick 4: Player Touchdowns – Anthony Brown-Stephens Over 0.5 – +175

Anthony Brown-Stephens remains an essential target near the goal line whenever Tulane engineers quick strikes through its spread formation he regularly attracts double-digit opportunities per outing which elevates chances to find pay dirt amid defensive breakdowns his consistency exceeding fifty receiving yards demonstrates how central he is within high-leverage moments look for him getting open on schemed plays when defenders are stretched thin late.

Pick 5: Player Touchdowns – Bryce Bohanon Over 0.5 – +195

Bryce Bohanon thrives when opponents stretch coverage trying to account for multiple weapons he's topped key benchmarks repeatedly showing big-play upside every week red zone usage provides extra appeal because short-yardage packages favor his skillset touchdown odds rise further against secondaries forced into single coverage during uptempo drives consider Bohanon's knack catching passes near pylons pivotal given overall scoring projections.