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Nebraska RB Roy Helu (photo, ESPN)

Roy Helu Jr. was a solid fantasy contributor for most of the 2009 season but his swoon at the end of the year leads to concern for the upcoming year. The Nebraska offense as a whole struggled to move the ball with any consistency down the stretch and Helu found himself losing a chunk of his carries to freshman, Rex Burkhead. With the Huskers appearing to be committed to running the football often in 2010, the division of carries will be a hot topic going into this fantasy season. How the Nebraska RB situation will pan out is a key question that many owners will be looking to answer.

Miami quarterback Jacory Harris

Jacory Harris was a Heisman candidate during the 2009 season, and going into 2010 he has become a frontrunner for the hardware. Miami returns many pieces for the 2010 season and there are ACC title hopes in Coral Gables.

But the Canes have not been able to live up to their lofty expectations during the last several seasons. Will the play of Jacory Harris elevate the Canes’ season, and will we see Harris raising the Heisman trophy by the end of the season?

As spring ball commences, so does our wall-to-wall coverage.  Check out our Spring Central page for everything you need to know about practices around the country.

We’ve updated and expanded our CFG Pre-Spring Player Rankings to include 50 QBs, 50 RBs, 50 WRs, 25 TEs, 25 PKs, and 25 DEFs.  Check out the new Big Board right here.  Stay tuned throughout the spring as we’ll be updating the rankings frequently.

Join us for a little Geek bracketology!

It’s like the Wild West out there in Rumorville.

College football conference realignment rumors are running rampant.  Major changes could be in the works.  It’s like the Wild West out there.  ‘Brese tries to make some sense of the situation and provides a glimpse of how the landscape might look when the dust settles.

Oklahoma State RB Kendall Hunter (photo, IconSMI)

The expectations for Kendall “Spud” Hunter were huge entering the 2009 college football season, but unfortunately things did not turn out as planned. The numbers took a huge hit as Hunter went from a top tier fantasy running back to a non- factor for the majority of the 2009 campaign. What happened and can he return to his exceptional form of 2008, we’ll discuss that right after the jump.

Our friends at DraftBreakdown.com provide us with all of the NFL combine results from the past weekend in Indianapolis.

Kansas head coach Turner Gill

Kansas was an offensive powerhouse under former head coach Mark Mangino, but now he’s gone and Turner Gill is in. 2010 looked to be a transition year even before the coaching change was made, with a lot of youth stepping into prominent spots in the offense.

How well the Jayhawks can fare in the Big XII, and what shape the offense will take are hot topics in the college football world.

With spring practices kicking off over the next few weeks, we will embark on a journey to explore the 20 Burning Questions heading into the 2010 college fantasy football season. 

Some questions will be answered in spring ball, but the Fantasy Gods will undoubtedly ensure several key mysteries linger deep into August…..or (gulp) September.

We’ll begin the series with Question #20 on Monday.

Oregon State WR James Rodgers (photo, IconSMI)

The Pac-10 is no stranger when it comes to putting up points, but with a long list of running backs more often than not stealing the show, it can be hard for the outstanding wide receivers in this conference to gain the props that they most definitely deserve. 

Texas Tech RB Baron Batch (photo, IconSMI)

It has been one very busy offseason in college football. The coaching carousel was in overdrive, as we saw the ouster, relocation, hiring, and firing of more than 20 coaches before the dust began to settle.  Some of the hirings were performance-based, while others eschewed in a total change in the philosophy of how a team approaches its game plan on Saturday.

Maryland recruit QB Tyler Smith

We’ve heard plenty about the record-setting recruiting classes of the already-rich schools. Evidently, Florida and USC will play each other for the national championship for the next four years. Book your flights now, baby! But what about those forgotten recruiting classes? The ones that came in with little fanfare, that are stocked with undiscovered gems, or that just fell behind the bookshelf until Kirk Ferentz’s mother came through to vacuum his one-bedroom apartment?

This article is dedicated to you, underrated recruiting classes of 2010. May your shirts be as red as the setting sun next year.

Jake Locker returns to lead the Dawgs.  (photo, IconSMI)

CFG contributor Jason Herres outlines the roadmap for success for the 2010 Washington Huskies.