Here is a look at our College Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 6 of the season. These are based on this week’s matchups alone and are not intended to be a season long forecast. This will be a dynamic, weekly series for us so be sure to keep an eye on them in the future. […]
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Texas v. Iowa State Texas elected to go with Shane Buechele at QB instead of Sam Ehlinger. There is limited upside with either QB at this point as Texas appears content to play good defense and very conservative on offense. Warren and Porter split reps at RB for the Longhorns. Iowa State had the worst
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Here is a look at our College Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 5 of the season. These are based on this week’s matchups alone and are not intended to be a season long forecast. This will be a dynamic, weekly series for us so be sure to keep an eye on them in the future.
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Utah v. Arizona Tyler Huntley was injured on a sack early in the second quarter. Senior QB, Troy Williams, took over for him and went 9/18 for 131 yards. Utah has a bye this week, and Huntley’s status is unknown. While Williams is a serviceable backup, Huntley he is not. Darren Carrington finished with 4-76
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Here is a look at our College Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 3 of the season. These are based on this week’s matchups alone and are not intended to be a season long forecast. This will be a dynamic, weekly series for us so be sure to keep an eye on them in the future.
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New Mexico v. Boise State Montell Cozart finished with three total touchdowns in an efficient evening. The Broncos’ backfield is extremely unsettled. Ryan Wolpin had 11-39-0 and Alexander Mattison 6-10-0. The Boise State Offensive Line has been terrible for three consecutive weeks, and I don’t think that Wolpin nor Mattison are possible starts right now
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Here is a look at our College Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 3 of the season. These are based on this week’s matchups alone and are not intended to be a season long forecast. This will be a dynamic, weekly series for us so be sure to keep an eye on them in the future.
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Ohio v. Purdue David Blough has taken back the reins of the Purdue offense. He finished 11/13 for 235 yards and three TDs. Purdue RB, Tario Fuller had 16-142-1 after leading the Boilermakers in carries with eight in week one. Purdue’s Cole Herdman and Brycen Hopkins are both viable options at TE in most leagues.
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Here is a look at our College Fantasy Football Rankings for Week 2 of the season. These are based on this week’s matchups alone and are not intended to be a season long forecast. This will be a dynamic, weekly series for us so be sure to keep an eye on them in the future!
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We now have at least a one game sample of all FBS teams, except for Houston and UTSA. There were plenty of surprises and perhaps some indicators of how players may be used moving forward. My aim is to highlight some top performances and provide information and insight on position groups that lacked clarity heading
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Drafts are done and rosters are being set for the opening week of college football. While the draft will go a long way in determining how successful a fantasy football season will be, in-season trades and waiver wire management play a very important role. I am a firm believer that production is often a fruit
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College football started one week early this season. There were five games involving FBS teams which provided a glimpse into how those teams may plan to utilize various players. Being a successful college fantasy football player requires the ability to analyze and implement new information as it becomes available. While this is just a one
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The state of California regularly produces some of the top high school football talent in the entire country. Collin Johnson is one such talent out of San Jose, California. The big wide receiver received interest from many of the top college programs across the country. According to 247Sports, Johnson was a four-star recruit, and the
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As fantasy football owners, we are often faced with the challenge of deciding who to draft between two highly-regarded players. In this first installment of the “Versus” series, I’m going to provide an overview of two 2018 NFL-draft eligible running backs as well as give my opinion on who to draft, if given the opportunity.
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Kelvin Harmon is a 2019 NFL-Draft eligible wide receiver prospect. Harmon, a Palmyra, New Jersey native, was considered a three-star prospect by 247Sports and the 87th overall wide receiver in the country. A one-time University of South Carolina commitment, Harmon elected to de-commit from South Carolina after former Head Coach, Steve Spurrier, resigned. Shockingly, Will
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David Montgomery is a 2019 NFL Draft eligible Running back for the Iowa State Cyclones. Montgomery, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, was very lightly recruited while in high school. According to 247Sports, he was the 73rd ranked running back in the 2016 recruiting cycle. His offer list included Illinois, Indiana, Purdue, Marshall, and Iowa State.
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The Story So Far: Alexander Mattison is an excellent running back. According to those close to him, he’s an even better person. Mattison grew up in San Bernadino, California where almost one out of every three people live below the poverty line. San Bernadino also boasts a murder rate higher than the city of
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Devin Singletary is a relatively unknown running back in the 2019 class. He burst onto the scene as a true freshman in 2016, running for 1,016 yards on 151 carries (6.7 yards per carry) and scored twelve touchdowns. What makes that stat line even more impressive is that he had a slightly lesser share of
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Devwah Whaley (@devwah_whaley) is a running back for the Arkansas Razorbacks that will be eligible for the 2019 NFL Draft. He was rated the third-best running back in the nation by 247Sports. Whaley is from Beaumont, Texas and ran for 1,701 yards and 23 TD as a senior at Central High School. His offer list was
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Akrum Wadley has followed a unique path to becoming Iowa’s presumptive feature back in the 2017 season. Wadley was rated a two-star recruit in high school. The fact he received any rating is evidence of his creativity and desire to play the game. A Newark, New Jersey native, Wadley’s high school did not have a football
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