2010 College Fantasy Football Running Back Rankings
College fantasy football is a little bit different than NFL fantasy football. While its hard to argue the importance of having a high-scoring quarterback in pro fantasy football, filling in the running back positions with stud players is generally priority no. 1 in any NFL draft.
In contrast to the pro game, the first round of most college fantasy football drafts will be dominated by quarterbacks and filled in with a few other elite players at the skill positions.
In 2010, college fantasy football running backs are led by Oregon State’s Jacquizz Rodgers. Rodgers scored 21 touchdowns on the ground as a sophomore and added over 1400 yards last season. Quiz is also utilized quite a bit in the passing game as well with 78 receptions for over 500 yards and a score in 2009. Its this versatility and nose for the end zone that puts Rodgers at the top of our running back rankings.
Check out our ranking of the top 30 running backs heading into the 2009 college fantasy football season.
- Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State
- Donald Buckram, UTEP
- John Clay, Wisconsin
- Lance Dunbar, North Texas
- Jordan Todman, UConn
- LaMichael James, Oregon
- Bernard Pierce, Temple
- Mark Ingram, Alabama
- Dion Lewis, Pittsburgh
- Vai Taua, Nevada
- DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma
- Daniel Thomas, Kansas State
- Noel Devine, West Virgnia
- Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State
- Shane Vereen, California
- Bryce Beall, Houston
- Anthony Allen, Georgia Tech
- Montel Harris, Boston College
- Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech
- Baron Batch, Texas Tech
- Robert Turbin, Utah State
- Alfred Morris, Florida Atlantic
- Chad Spann, Northern Illinois
- Evan Royster, Penn State
- Derrick Locke, Kentucky
- Chris Polk, Washington
- Roy Helu, Nebraska
- Jeremy Avery, Boise State
- Graig Cooper, Miami
- Mario Fanin, Auburn
College Fantasy Coach’s 2010 position rankings:
Quarterback Running Back Wide Receiver Tight End D/ST Kicker
