Jesse Siegel looks to the year ahead in his inaugural 2015 college football column, musing on a possible shakeup in the SEC.
Michael Rathburn explains the best strategies for playing daily fantasy college football on FanDuel and how to exploit early-season pricing.
John McKechnie runs through the Mountain West where the only question on prolific quarterback Chuck Keaton this season is health.
Chris Bennett analyzes each round of the recent Staff League college fantasy draft where Tulsa's Keevan Lucas went No. 1 overall.
John McKechnie breaks down the SEC where Nick Chubb hopes to make fans forget about Todd Gurley at Georgia.
Nick Grays breaks down the Sun Belt Conference where Elijah McGuire aims to run wild for Louisiana-Lafayette.
Trevone Boykin is the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy this year, but Baylor's Seth Russell seems overlooked.
All eyes are on the Ohio State quarterback competition between Braxton Miller (pictured), J.T. Barrett and Cardale Jones
Keevan Lucas is not only the top receiver in the AAC, but also RotoWire's top-ranked receiver nationwide.
RB James Conner and WR Tyler Boyd make up almost all of Pittsburgh's offense, making them two of the nation's elite fantasy targets.
Mario Puig breaks down the 2015 wide receivers and lands on Tulsa's Keevan Lucas, who could explode in a Baylor-style offense this season.
Mario Puig ranks this year's running back class, which finds another Georgia workhorse on top in Nick Chubb.
The surprise in Mario Puig's quarterback rankings is not that Baylor's Seth Russell is on top but that he might be better than Bryce Petty.
Like him or not, Jameis Winston is the best value on the Thursday/Friday QB slate.
There are a lot of tempting running back targets for Saturday, but Ameer Abdullah probably isn't one of the best values.