College Football Fantasy Football

For college fantasy football fans, Head2Head Sports provides a salary cap manager game, which we reviewed yesterday morning. Their salary cap game includes a BCS conference plus Notre Dame player universe, standard fantasy football scoring, and a competitive price to play.
We were able to uncover Head2Head’s list of BCS college football player ratings for fantasy [...]

Exactly who is making Penn State’s schedule?
The Nittany Lions have the second weakest non-conference schedule in Division 1 this season with only Ol’ Miss having a worst schedule, according to The Sporting News.
Penn State opens the 2009 college football season with the Akron Zips at home.  Then, the Lions take on a very bad Syracuse [...]

For those of you interested in playing college fantasy football and paying for it in 2009, U-Sports/Athlon has a special offer for you. According to an e-mail I received yesterday, early bird registrants for U-Sports/Athlon College Fantasy Football can save $3.00 per team registered in a private league through July 31.
Historically with U-Sports, you have [...]

In 2008, CBSSports.com took college fantasy football one giant leap forward when they changed their game from team units (like Florida QB or Oklahoma TE) to individual players (Tim Tebow and Jermaine Gresham).
Following what they constituted as a successful first year, CBS Sports is back offering free college fantasy football for 2009.
CBS Sports’ College Fantasy [...]

In college fantasy football, tight end seems to be the least valuable offensive position. In fact, some college fantasy football games don’t even include the tight end position in starting lineups.
It’s true that tight ends are a poor man’s wide receiver, and most of them are completely dependent on a high octane passing offense and [...]

In fantasy football, a general rule of thumb for evaluating wide receivers goes like this:

“The better the quarterback, the more valuable the wide receiver.”

Now, it is true that having a talented wide receiver on a team can increase the value of a quarterback. However, since most wide receivers are dependent on the quarterback getting them [...]

College fantasy football is different than NFL fantasy football, and that fact could not be more evident than when you evaluate the running back position.
During a typical NFL fantasy football draft, about 90% of draft picks in the first two rounds are going to be running backs. In stark contrast for college fantasy football, only [...]

If you are looking for running backs who will rack up considerable college fantasy football yardage in 2009, then the best thing to look at is a college football team’s offensive line.
If there is experience on the O-Line, chances are the team is going to have a good offensive year.  Some teams you may want [...]