Vegas projects Stefon Diggs to have a fine season

Stefon Diggs may have been left out the odds for the Heisman, but that doesn't mean his season-ending injury in 2013 has completely taken him out of the national spotlight. Diggs is still considered one of the top receivers in the nation, and via Bovada we have some projected numbers for this season.

Diggs's over/under for receiving yards has been set at 950.5, higher than Stanford's Ty Montgomery or Alabama's Amari Cooper. That number would be a career high for the junior wideout, who recorded 848 yards in 11 games as a freshman in 2011. His over/under for touchdowns is set at 6.5, which would also best his career-high of six as a freshman.

Wide Receiver Stats

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Yards - Amari Cooper (Alabama)     

Over/Under                     904½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Touchdowns - Amari Cooper (Alabama)      

Over/Under                     8½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Yards - Jaelen Strong (Arizona State)         

Over/Under                     1160½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Touchdowns - Jaelen Strong (Arizona State)          

Over/Under                     9½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Yards - Nelson Agholor (USC)         

Over/Under                     1000½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Touchdowns - Nelson Agholor (USC)          

Over/Under                     7½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Yards - Rashad Greene (Florida State)

Over/Under                     1025½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Touchdowns - Rashad Greene (Florida State)         

Over/Under                     11½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Yards - Stefon Diggs (Maryland)

Over/Under                     950½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Touchdowns - Stefon Diggs (Maryland)      

Over/Under                     6½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Yards - Ty Montgomery (Stanford)  

Over/Under                     860½

NCAA 2014-2015 Season -Total Receiving Touchdowns - Ty Montgomery (Stanford)   

Over/Under                     9½

In terms of the Big Ten, Braxton Miller (unsurprisingly) gets the bulk of the attention. Diggs is up there as well, however, ranking third and fourth, respectively, in the odds at receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. The difference makes sense -- he's a shifty, speedy receiver but he's not exactly a big end-zone target, and Maryland has a deep enough receiving corps that the ball will be passed around friendly.

Big Ten Leaders

NCAA 2014-2015 Season - Big Ten - Will Braxton Miller (Ohio State) lead the Big Ten in Total Offense?          

Yes                  -140      (5/7)     

No                    EVEN   (1/1)

NCAA 2014-2015 Season - Big Ten - Will Braxton Miller (Ohio State) lead the Big Ten in Passing Touchdowns?           

Yes                  +225     (9/4)

No                    -350     (2/7)     

NCAA 2014-2015 Season - Big Ten - Who will have more Rushing Yards?

Melvin Gordon (Wisconsin)                    1/1       

Jeremy Langford (Michgan State)           3/1

David Cobb (Minnesota)                    13/4

Tevin Coleman (Indiana)                      7/2       

Ameer Abdullah (Nebraska)                    4/1       

NCAA 2014-2015 Season - Big Ten - Who will have more Rushing Touchdowns?        

Jeremy Langford (Michgan State)           2/1       

Melvin Gordon (Wisconsin)                    9/4       

Tevin Coleman (Indiana)                      5/2       

Ameer Abdullah (Nebraska)                    11/4     

David Cobb (Minnesota)                    15/4     

NCAA 2014-2015 Season - Big Ten - Who will have more Receiving Yards?     

Shane Wynn (Indiana)                      2/1       

Devin Funchess (Michigan)                    9/4       

Stefon Diggs (Maryland)                     5/2

Devin Smith (Ohio State)                       3/1       

Kenny Bell (Nebraska)                     13/4

NCAA 2014-2015 Season - Big Ten - Who will have more Receiving Touchdowns?      

Devin Funchess (Michigan)                    7/4       

Devin Smith (Ohio State)                       9/4       

Shane Wynn (Indiana)                      11/4

Stefon Diggs (Maryland)                     13/4

Kenny Bell (Nebraska)                     7/2

Maryland's first Big Ten game will see them face Shane Wynn and Indiana.