Chris Benzine keeps things moving on our spring practice previews with a dive into the Big Ten. With Penn State losing so much on offense, it will be on receiver Justin Shorter to live up to his recruiting hype
John McKechnie breaks down the winners and losers from this year's recruiting cycle and previews some of the incoming freshman that could be making a fantasy impact in 2019, including Oklahoma's Theo Wease.
John McKechnie gives his breakdown for the final college football Saturday of the season. Looking outside of the playoff games, South Carolina's Jake Bentley profiles as a strong play in the Gamecocks' bowl game against Virginia.
Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa’s ankle issue might keep him from being 100 percent, but he should still score plenty of points against Oklahoma’s defense.
Michigan QB Shea Patterson takes on a Hoosiers pass defense that allows 7.6 yards per passing attempt and 2.3 passing touchdowns per game.
Chris Benzine expects a big game from Iowa State wide receiver Hakeem Butler, who’s had three straight 100-yard receiving games and is going against a Baylor defense allowing 248 passing yards per contest.
UCF versus SMU is expected to be a barn-burner, so Chris Benzine says that it only makes sense to grab McKenzie Milton, who’s coming off of a pair of outings topping 46 points a piece.
Chris Benzine keeps our Conference Preview series with a deep dive into the Big Ten, where Wisconsin's Jonathon Taylor is looking to build off a stellar freshman season and lead the Badgers to a College Football Playoff berth.
Nick Grays gets you ready for the fantasy playoffs with this week's round of waiver wire targets, including a red-hot Michigan running back with a soft matchup Saturday against Maryland.
John McKechnie delves into this week's loaded slate and gives his takes on some elite options facing tough matchups like Baker Mayfield and Sam Darnold.
Chris Benzine continues our conference-by-conference preview series with a look at the Big Ten, where J.T. Barrett and Saquan Barkley are both gearing up for Heisman runs in 2017.
John McKechnie rolls through each conference to let you know who's worth playing and who's worth benching in Week 2, including Illinois' Wes Lunt.