Are you still alive in your quest for a college fantasy football championship?  Need to make some final adjustments to your roster for the final week of the season?  Here are a couple BCS prospects for your consideration.  For this week's Non-BCS possibilities, click here.

QB Connor Shaw, South Carolina
Shaw has been on a roll of late, notching 23 and 34 fantasy points over the past two weeks.  He has a decent match up with a struggling Clemson defense this week.  Shaw is a risky play, but if you're in desperation mode, he's worth a look.

QB Braxton Miller, Ohio State
The freshman has been mighty impressive over the past month, scoring 29, 23, 24 and 24 fantasy points over that timeframe.  He faces a game Wolverine defense that shut down Taylor Martinez last week.  But when Ohio State and Michigan go at it, strange things happen.  Don't be surprised if he produces for fantasy owners this week.

RB Fitzgerald Toussaint, Michigan
Michigan has found it's top running back in Fitz. He's posted 20-170-2, 16-58-0, 27-192-1 and 29-138-2 rushing statines over the past four weeks.  He faces a rugged Ohio State defense, but could still prove to be a decent option in BCS formats.

RB Le’Veon Bell, Michigan State
Bell looked like a great play last week against Indiana, but then Sparty decided to throw it all over the place.  Bell only wound up with 10 touches for 91 yards and no scores.  The game got out of hand early and Bell didn't play much in the second half.  Look for that to change against Northwestern this week.
 
RB Kendial Lawrence, Missouri
Since Henry Josey went down with an injury, Lawrence has rushed for 106 and 94 yards.  Next up: the woeful Kansas Jayhawks.
 
RB Brandon Pendergrass, Wake Forest
Pendergrass was a hot waiver wire pick up last week, and he came through for fantasy owners with a solid 26-125-1 effort against Maryland.  He has another nice match up this week against Vanderbilt. 

RB Ka'Deem Carey, Arizona
Carey doesn't get too many touches, but he does the most with his opportunities.  The freshman had 17 touches against in-state rival Arizona State last week, and he turned them into 139 total yards and 1 touchdown.  He gets Louisiana-Lafayette this week in a dream match up.

WR Gerell Robinson, Arizona State
G-Rob has been he model of consistency over the past two months, scoring in double-digit fantasy points in each of his last nine games.  He's been particularly hot in the past two games, snagging 19 balls for 357 yards and 2 touchdowns.  He finished up he regular season with Cal at home on Saturday.
 
WR Alec Lemon, Syracuse
Lemon is not the typical fantasy receiver you want to ride into the playoffs with, but if you’ve been hit with a batch of injuries or have too many week 13 byes than you can count Lemon might be a solution. In the last two games he has caught a total of 19 passes for 336 yards and three touchdowns. He could be available in your league as he was on bye last week.  Cincinnati is up next.
 
WR Toney Clemons, Colorado
Clemons is another receiver who might not be your first pick in the playoffs but he does bring a hot hand to your line-up. He has scored a touchdown in each of his last four games.  He's not a great option this week against Utah, but you could do worse.

WR Tevin Reese, Baylor
At the expense of Kendall Wright and Terrance Williams owners, Reese has posted 7-163-1, 6-127-2 and 4-84-1 receiving stats over the past three weeks.  He's a good WR3 option in Week 13 against Texas Tech.

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