Vincent Brown (photo, IconSMI)
With August camps opening up around the country, we take a look at the college fantasy football prospects of the Mountain West Conference.
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With August camps opening up around the country, we take a look at the college fantasy football prospects of the Mountain West Conference.
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Temple RB Bernard Pierce (photo, The Patriot-News)
We take a look at the 2010 college fantasy football prospects from the MAC.
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We're looking for a few good men...
Join us for a CFG Reader's Mock Draft on Thursday, August 5th at 9pm EST (All-120 format). ]]>
Here are ten good reasons to play college fantasy football this fall. Drum roll please...
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RBs Jacquizz Rodgers, Shane Vereen & Dion Lewis
As 2010 fantasy drafts draw closer, we address one of the first dilemmas that your team will face: “Who should I draft at Running Back?” We now take an inside look at the top six fantasy candidates.
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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?
Hokie RBs Evans & Williams
Ryan Williams stormed onto the fantasy football scene in 2009 as a redshirt freshman. His emergence to starting running back was due to Darren Evans tearing his ACL during the 2009 fall camp. Darren Evans was the feature back in 2008, and now he returns from injury in 2010. Can Williams retain his feature back role, or will Evans’ return create a split carry situation for the Hokies?
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Dwight Dasher (photo, IconSMI)
2009 was a breakout season for quarterback Dwight Dasher. Now the fantasy football world has high expectations for Dasher, but can he live up to the numbers he posted last season?
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Utah RBs Matt Asiata and Eddie Wide
Utah has been a destination for quality fantasy running backs over the years. But 2010 brings some uncertainty as the Utes have two dominant backs at their disposal - with a third waiting in the wings. What will the coaches do with these studs in the fall?
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James Cleveland (photo, IconSMI)
The key receivers from the juggernaut Houston offense are back for another run at the record books. What can we expect in 2010? ]]>
Tennessee RB Tauren Poole (photo, IconSMI)
To say the past six months have been rocky in Knoxville might just be an understatement. The Vols have seen their coach Lane Kiffin bolt for the sunshine of southern California and watched as the future phenom Bryce Brown unexpectedly left the team. To make matters worse, the quarterback position is in flux and the spring did not bring any true resolution. We will take a look at how this uncertainty will affect the Volunteers ground game in 2010.
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CMU head coach Dan Enos (photo,Robert Barclay/CMU)
We take a look at the coaching changes for the non-BCS schools. ]]>
ND head coch Brian Kelly (photo, IconSMI)
There were twenty-two head coaching changes in major college football this past off-season. That’s nearly a 20 percent turnover rate. Which changes will have a profound effect on the college fantasy football landscape? In this article, we focus on the BCS schools.
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Kellen Moore (photo, IconSMI)
We rundown some of the juiciest college fantasy football matchups of the 2010 season. ]]>
Eugene Jarvis (photo, IconSMI)
We take a quick look at running backs returning from injury. Keep a close eye on these guys come fall camp. ]]>
Rodney Bradley (photo, AP)
With fantasy drafts looming on the calendar, here is a quick rundown of wide receivers who should be monitored in August camp due to injury concerns. We even threw in a tight end for good measure. ]]>
Texas QB Garrett Gilbert (photo, IconSMI)
Led by all-everything quarterback Colt McCoy and steady wide out Jordan Shipley, the Texas Longhorns have been an offensive juggernaut over the past few seasons.
With both stars moving on to greener pastures, the 2010 season promises to have a different look for the Horns. In this article, we’ll take a look at who might step up and produce in 2010.
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Austin Davis (photo, IconSMI)
With fantasy drafts looming on the calendar, here is a quick rundown of quarterbacks who should be monitored in August camp due to injury concerns. ]]>
The triple option rushing attack of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets was potent in 2009, ranking second in the country with 295 yards per game.
The two main cogs were quarterback Josh Nesbitt and running back Jonathan Dwyer. With Dwyer leaving for the NFL, there is a huge void that needs to be filled and Anthony Allen seems like just the man to do it. How will he fare this year in replacing Dwyer?
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Sam McGuffie (photo, ricefootball.net)
Old faces in new places. We take a look at some transfers to watch in 2010 and beyond. ]]>
Landry Jones (photo, IconSMI)
The initial CFG (Top 50) player projections have been marinating out on the Big Board for the past few weeks. Now that we’ve had some time to digest things, we figured it was time for a self-evaluation before we begin the Big Board tweaking process. ]]>
Delone Carter (photo, IconSMI)
The initial CFG (Top 50) player projections have been marinating out on the Big Board for the past few weeks. Now that we’ve had some time to digest things, we figured it was time for a self-evaluation before we begin the Big Board tweaking process. ]]>
G.J. Kinne (photo, IconSMI)
Tulsa has long been a college fantasy football paradise due to their high-flying offense. Last year seemed like a step back as the offense "only" ranked 35th in the country. What can we expect from this group in 2010? ]]>
Jerrell Jackson (photo, IconSMI)
We continue our Toughest to Project series with a look at the wide receiver position. ]]>
Jordan Reed (photo, AP)
We conclude our Toughest to Project series with a look at the tight end position. ]]>
>Ryan Williams (photo, IconSMI)
The CFG Staff reveals some of the toughest running backs to project for the upcoming season. ]]>
Brandon Weeden (photo, IconSMI)
Now that our initial set of player projections have been released, the CFG Staff reflects on a few players that were the toughest to gauge. We kick off the four-part series with a look at some pesky quarterbacks. ]]>
Cincinnati QB Zach Collaros (photo, Getty Images)
There has been quite a shake up at Cincinnati this off-season. Exit head coach Brian Kelly and quarterback Tony Pike. Enter Butch Jones and Zach Collaros. Can Jones turn his new QB into another Dan LeFevour? ]]>
Michael Floyd (photo, IconSMI)
There are some new faces in South Bend. Out are Charlie Weis, Jimmy Clausen and Golden Tate. In are Brian Kelly and Dayne Crist. What can we expect from the Fighting Irish in 2010? ]]>
Baylor QB Robert Griffin
Robert Griffin was ready to take the college fantasy football world by storm in 2009. Then he tore the ACL in his right knee in the third game of the year and was lost for the season. How is his rehab going? Will he be ready to roll this fall? ]]>
Texas Tech RB Baron Batch (photo, IconSMI)
What should we make of the Red Raider offense as we head into August camp?
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Roy Helu (photo, IconSMI)
We take a look at the fantasy prospects of Roy Helu and the Cornhuskers' running game in 2010. ]]>
LaMichael James (photo, IconSMI)
We take a close look at LaMichael James and the Oregon Ducks running game in our latest edition of Under the Microscope. ]]>
Ball State returns their entire offense (photo, IconSMI)
A quick look at the number of returning starters for all 120 schools on both sides of the ball. ]]>
Kendall Hunter (photo, IconSMI)
Kevin Mount puts Kendall Hunter and the Oklahoma State running game under the microscope. ]]>
Reggie Bush (photo, IconSMI)
Michael Calabrese resumes his Not Top Ten series with a look at what's been going on this off-season in the college football world. ]]>