His debut in week one was quite inauspicious…and a lot of other negative words that may not be suitable to print.

However, Oklahoma QB Landry Jones (photo, thanks, LATimes.com) has improved exponentially (hey, is that a good word?) since his struggles vs BYU in the Sooners opening game loss….after he was called on when 2008 Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford went down with a shoulder injury. 

Improved enough, is Jones, to win the Fantasy College Blitz Fantasy Player of the Week for Week Three.

Jones, a redshirt-freshman from Artesia, NM, threw for 336 yards and 6 TDs in Oklahoma’s 45-0 win over Tulsa, the defending CUSA West Division champs.

One of the things I keep bringing up with my FCB colleagues and fantasy players is that, in college football, experience on the offensive line is so important to a college offense.

In college football, having an offensive line with experience is a huge advantage.  Unlike pro football, where more training time is allowed, and, no one has to study for their upcoming Differential Integral Remedial Calculus exam….colleges do not have the time to mold a cohesive offensive line before the start of the season. Read the rest of this entry →