I have been writing about fantasy sports for going on six years now, mainly about baseball . In that time, I made a niche as one of the early guys who covered minor league baseball players from a fantasy baseball perspective because I was always looking for ways to get ahead of the competition in my leagues.

Naturally, this is something that plays well into fantasy college football because the players come and go out of programs quicker than women in Derek Jeter ’s life.

If you are going to pick a freshman for one of your roster spots, it needs to be a good pick because the odds of that player being productive for you are slim.

Just how slim is it? Each year, cfbstats .com posts a top 100 players for rushing, passing, and receiving. Looking over those numbers paints a grim picture for freshmen…

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