College Fantasy Football Week 3 Cheat Sheet

Similar to knowing who the top scorers are each week in college fantasy football, setting your lineup with the top players at each position is essential to winning a college fantasy championship. College Fantasy Coach’s Week 3 Cheat Sheet is designed to give you a full view of the top scoring players in college fantasy football, by position.

David Johnson of Tulsa was the top scorer in college fantasy football last week. He scored 59 fantasy points (according to CBSSports.com) with 25 completions, 430 total yards, and 7 touchdowns scored against North Texas on Saturday.

Below you will find a breakdown of the top 3 statistical scorers, by position, during the first two weeks in college fantasy football. Statistics are listed based on standard scoring categories in college fantasy football, according to CBSSports.

Quarterback:

1. Johnson, Tulsa: 90 fantasy points (45 completions, 757 total yards, 10 touchdowns)
2. Chase Clement, Rice: 88 points (50/743/9)
3. Chase Keenum, Houston: 81 (68/852/9)

Running Back:

1. Javon Ringer, Michigan State: 64 fantasy points (241 total yards, 7 touchdowns)
2. Jahvid Best, Cal: 61 points (376/4)
3. Knowshon Moreno, Georgia: 58 (310/6)

Wide Receiver:

1. Dante Love, Ball State: 61 fantasy points (18 catches, 395 total yards, 5 touchdowns)
2. Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State: 50 points (16/326/3)
3. Dezmond Briscoe, Kansas: 43 (16/206/4)

Tight End:

1. James Casey, Rice: 47 fantasy points (17/315/3)
2. Dennis Pitta, BYU: 36 points (21/361/1)
3. Mark Hafner, Houston: 30 (15/182/3)

Kickers:

1. Josh Arauco, Arkansas State: 25 fantasy points
2. Sam Swank, Wake Forest: 23 points
3. Alex Henery, Nebraska: 22 points

Defense/Special Teams:

1. Florida: 62 fantasy points (3 defensive touchdowns, 13 points against, 7 sacks, 4 interceptions, 2 fumbles recovered, 1 safety, 381 total yards against)
2. Arizona: 51 points (1/16/1/4/1/0/356)
3. Kansas: 49 (1/10/3/3/1/0/406)

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