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Week 9: BCS Waiver Wire Report
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Contributed by:
Todd DeVries
and Joe Arpasi
Last Updated: Oct 25, 2011 3:17 AM |
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Need to bolster your college fantasy football roster? Here are a few BCS players for your consideration. Check out our non-BCS prospects here.
LOW HANGING FRUIT
No-brainer free agent adds.
QB Logan Thomas, Virginia Tech
That's three solid performances in a row for the Hokie signal caller. He's finally playing like we thought he would when we tabbed him as one of our favorite preseason sleepers. He's not likely to be available in most leagues, but if he's out there he's a great start this week against Duke.
WR Alex Torres, Texas Tech
He almost single-handedly beat the Sooners on Saturday night. As long as Darrin Moore isn't 100 percent, Torres holds value in most formats.
OTHER OPTIONS
These prospects are worth a look.
QB Bryan Bennett, Oregon
He makes our list for the second week in a row. He could conceivably get one more start this week against Washington State. At the very least, he's a must-have for Darron Thomas owners as an insurance policy.
QB Kain Colter, Northwestern
Colter was outstanding last week as a part-time QB and most-of-time WR. If Dan Persa remains banged up after suffering an ankle injury, Colter's value skyrockets this week against a woeful Indiana defense.
RB DeAndre Washington, Texas Tech
Washington rushed the ball 16 times for 84 yards in the big win over the Sooners. Not bad for a freshman. He's splitting time with Aaron Crawford for now, but is someone to keep a close eye on moving forward.
RB Zac Stacy, Vanderbilt
A Commodore fantasy option? Stacy has posted 24 and 37 fantasy points over the past two weeks. He has great matchups in Week 11 (Kentucky) and 13 (Wake Forest).
TE Nick Provo, Syracuse
We've had Provo ranked as our No. 9 tight end last week, so he's certainly not a new name to savvy fantasy owners. Last week, he let EVERYONE know who he was with a fantastic 6-61-3 performance.
TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington
ASJ is no stranger to this column. He's starting to become a consistent performer (as far as tight ends go, anyway) and should be added in most formats.
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LOW HANGING FRUIT
No-brainer free agent adds.
QB Logan Thomas, Virginia Tech
That's three solid performances in a row for the Hokie signal caller. He's finally playing like we thought he would when we tabbed him as one of our favorite preseason sleepers. He's not likely to be available in most leagues, but if he's out there he's a great start this week against Duke.
WR Alex Torres, Texas Tech
He almost single-handedly beat the Sooners on Saturday night. As long as Darrin Moore isn't 100 percent, Torres holds value in most formats.
OTHER OPTIONS
These prospects are worth a look.
QB Bryan Bennett, Oregon
He makes our list for the second week in a row. He could conceivably get one more start this week against Washington State. At the very least, he's a must-have for Darron Thomas owners as an insurance policy.
QB Kain Colter, Northwestern
Colter was outstanding last week as a part-time QB and most-of-time WR. If Dan Persa remains banged up after suffering an ankle injury, Colter's value skyrockets this week against a woeful Indiana defense.
RB DeAndre Washington, Texas Tech
Washington rushed the ball 16 times for 84 yards in the big win over the Sooners. Not bad for a freshman. He's splitting time with Aaron Crawford for now, but is someone to keep a close eye on moving forward.
RB Zac Stacy, Vanderbilt
A Commodore fantasy option? Stacy has posted 24 and 37 fantasy points over the past two weeks. He has great matchups in Week 11 (Kentucky) and 13 (Wake Forest).
TE Nick Provo, Syracuse
We've had Provo ranked as our No. 9 tight end last week, so he's certainly not a new name to savvy fantasy owners. Last week, he let EVERYONE know who he was with a fantastic 6-61-3 performance.
TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington
ASJ is no stranger to this column. He's starting to become a consistent performer (as far as tight ends go, anyway) and should be added in most formats.
Follow Todd DeVries on Twitter: @CFFGeek
Follow Joe Arpasi on Twitter: @CFFGeek_Joe
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