College Fantasy Scoring Breakdown
If you’re about to make the jump into College Fantasy Football, chances are playing fantasy football is nothing new to you. There are some minor things you should look at when setting up a new league for this. The following are some suggested tips and a scoring system to get you rolling.
How to start your fantasy college football league
So you want to start a college fantasy football league. Wise decision. You will find by season’s end that fantasy college football is much more addicting than fantasy NFL. But how do you go about starting your new league? These 8 steps should get you on your way.
HARRELL, CRABTREE, McCOY BUYER BEWARE (I’m Serious!)
You have that perfect season going. You are getting ready to enter your short playoffs, looking forward to a fantasy title feeling very confident in your starting tandem of Graham Harrell and Juaquin Iglesias.
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First Timer Draft Guide
So you finally took the plunge into fantasy college football, but you have no idea where to get started. Read this, and you should experience an enjoyable season, and you may even learn something about teams you don’t normally root for.
I Declare Harrell Number One
If there’s a year to take Graham Harrell first overall, this is it. Take a look at the highlights of their schedule:
- Eastern Washington - Next to last in FBS total passing yards given up last season with 3206.
- SMU - Third from last in FBS last season allowing an astonishing 301.4 yards per game. Harrell threw for 414 and 4 tds in this game last year and running for another score.
- Massachusetts - Respectable FBS passing defense, but that doesn’t usually matter against Tech. They’ve outscored their last 4 FBS schools by an average of 61 ppg.
- Oklahoma St - Porous pass defense last season gave up 292.8 ypg. Tech hanging 646 yds on them didn’t help.
Take that info and combine it with being Harrell’s 3rd year as a starter, Florida’s commitment to finding a running game aside from Tebow, and Crabtree’s 2nd half dip in numbers without much change in Texas Tech’s passing production. Draft and enjoy.
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