Rex Burkhead is an early casualty of the 2012 season, and his production won't be easily replaced for Nebraska.
Michigan is a big underdog in its season opener against Alabama. Which way to go? The Capper has you covered.
Montee Ball is the main attraction in Madison, but backup James White figures to see plenty of action in Week 1, at least.
Denard Robinson is a dynamic player, but his Week 1 matchup makes him a difficult fantasy play.
Cierre Wood is a casualty in the season's inaugural Barometer as he was suspended for Notre Dame's first two games, a huge blow for the Irish and fantasy owners alike.
Tyler Eifert is back to lead Notre Dame as the nation's best fantasy tight end.
The WAC isn't ripe with fantasy stalwarts, but Quinton Patton is the best of the bunch.
The Sun Belt might be overlooked, but it offers plenty of fantasy options, including one of the nation's top QBs in Ryan Aplin.
Derek Carr is in position to put up video game-type numbers for Fresno State this season.
Much has changed at Houston this season, but the one constant is star running back Charles Sims.
Tajh Boyd totaled 4,000 yards and 38 touchdowns last year, but he and Clemson are looking for more this season.
Wisconsin's Montee Ball is back to lead Wisconsin, and help fantasy owners in the process.
Ray Graham is a supreme talent, but he comes with plenty of warnings after a brutal knee injury last season.
With Andrew Luck out of the way, USC's Matt Barkley is set to emerge as the Pac-12's top quarterback.
The Big 12 is home to the nation's top fantasy quarterback in Kansas State's Collin Klein, but he's not the league's only fantasy star.
Alabama's Eddie Lacy was one of the nation's best big-play threats the last two years in a backup role. Now he has the starting job all to himself.