John McKechnie analyzes top sits and starts for Week 12 as Georgia running back D'Andre Swift faces a tough matchup at Auburn.
Notre Dame's Ian Book is coming off an abysmal outing in primetime against Michigan, but a matchup against Virginia Tech signals a time to buy back in, writes Chris Morgan in this week's Primer.
Chris Morgan looks through the Week 8 Saturday Slate, where Oklahoma State's Tylan Wallace profiles as a nice value in a projected high-scoring matchup against Baylor.
John McKechnie breaks down the Week 6 Main Slate on DraftKings . There are plenty of explosive offenses in play, but McKechs thinks that Tyler Johnson and the Gophers carry a unique blend of value and upside.
Chris Morgan is back with his DFS Primer for Week 6 as he breaks down the main slate offerings. Can Penn State's KJ Hamler keep things rolling against a struggling Purdue defense?
John McKechnie breaks down the first slate of the college football season with a look at Saturday's twin bill featuring Miami versus Florida and Arizona versus Hawaii.
With Myles Gaskin off to the NFL, the runway is clear for Salvon Ahmed to take off in the Washington offense. Ethan Padway explores the case for Ahmed and more in his PAC-12 Preview
The Draft Kit rolls on with a look at the running back position for 2019. Wisconsin's Jonathan Taylor has NCAA history within reach and enters the year as our top fantasy running back.
Spencer Limbach breaks down the three-game Friday slate for Week 10 and offers his best plays for both cash and tournament style contests. Middle Tennessee's Ty Lee is heating up heading into a favorable matchup against Western Kentucky.
Nick Grays gets you set for Week 5 with his best waiver wire recommendations. After a four-touchdown outing in Atlanta, is it finally time to turn the keys over to Trevor Lawrence at Clemson?
Chris Benzine likes Bulldogs QB Jake Fromm who will take on a Missouri defense fresh off of a game in which they allowed 572 yards and three touchdowns passing to Purdue and David Blough.
The ACC's signal callers stole the show last year, but this season's crop of PAC-12 quarterbacks may be even better, writes John McKechnie