For the first weekend of games in October, there is a notable decline in sure-fire, play-them-this-week fantasy QBs from previous weeks. Gone are the easy non-conference games for the high-octane programs. Now, the games get a little more tougher, and a little more meaningful, for the big-time programs.
There will be some exceptions this week….notably Kellen Moore (photo, thanks Scout.com) and his Boise State Broncos. Read the rest of this entry →
They may be ending the Space Shuttle program at NASA, but Houston will still have a lot of rockets…it just seems that NASA placed them a little closer to downtown on the University of Houston campus.
Conference USA’s top offense will be joined by a slew of CUSA programs producing some of the nation’s best fantasy talent. Of course, the Number One fantasy player from last season, Houston QB Case Keenum (photo, thanksIconSMI), is back for 2010….but, check out the other top fantasy prospects from CUSA…the conference is loaded…
Now…how about an All-America Team based solely on the most important, and, the most easily understood criteria….STATS.
The staff and contributors of Fantasy College Blitz have compiled…and now reveal….the 2009 Fantasy College Blitz – Fantasy All-America Team.
Also, our All-America Team is loaded with Texans. The Lone Star state is well-represented with five players from four different Texas universities….and six (counting Defense/Special Teams) that played their prep football in Texas.
Another thing Texas can claim to be “big” about: Fantasy production from its college football players.
Since we have given you some hints already on who made the FCB Fantasy All-America Team….continue on to see our honorees… Read the rest of this entry →
At least that what it must feel like for Hawaii QB Tyler Graunke (pictured, thanks IconSMI), who went from being excluded from the Warriors 2008 plans, to the starting QB this Saturday when Hawaii travels to Corvallis to play Oregon State.
Last week, Graunke came off the bench to lead the Warriors to a win over FCS Weber State at Aloha Stadium.
The backup to record-setting Warrior QB Colt Brennan may finally get his shot at permanent starter Read the rest of this entry →
For the first weekend of games in October, there is a notable decline in sure-fire, play-them-this-week fantasy QBs from previous weeks. Gone are the easy non-conference games for the high-octane programs. Now, the games get a little more tougher, and a little more meaningful, for the big-time programs.
You have seen all the other All-America teams….
