Notre Dame is a different team with Everett Golson behind center, and the Irish intend to prove it this week against Michigan.
Justin Thomas looks to have given Georgia Tech something it has not had recently -- a capable passer.
Brett Hundley ran for a score but didn't find the end zone passing in an uneven season debut Saturday against Virginia.
The public is jumping off the Buckeye bandwagon since Braxton Miller went down, but which way will the Capper go?
Everett Golson's return makes his Irish teammates good values in daily games this weekend.
Todd Gurley's price in daily leagues is sure to get more expensive, but for Week 1 the Georgia running back is a steal.
Keith Ford has to share carries in the Oklahoma backfield, but even if he doesn't become the clear-cut starter, he should still be useful to fantasy owners.
Everett Golson is back for the Irish and has ignited optimism in South Bend as the 2014 season kicks off this week.
Dual-threat weapon Terrance Broadway is back to lead the Rajin' Cajuns as the class of the Sun Belt Conference.
Georgia's Todd Gurley is easily the nation's best running back and leads an SEC overflowing with talent.
The dual-threat Marcus Mariota is not only tops in the Pac-12, but he might be the top fantasy player in the nation.
In a conference full of gems, dual-threat QB Cody Fajardo should bounce back to be the league's top fantasy player.
Quarterback Matt Johnson is back with a new coach and a new offense to lead Bowling Green in the MAC this season.
Everett Golson returns this season for the Fighting Irish after a season-long suspension last year.
Playing in a $25, 12-team league on Fantrax, RotoWire college football editor Mario Puig talks about his draft results.
Marshall is the class of the conference, and quarterback Rakeem Cato could be in for a huge year as he guides the Thundering Herd.
Ohio State's Braxton Miller leads a conference steeped in talent as he looks to claim a Heisman Trophy that slipped away last year thanks to injuries.
The Big 12 is full of potent offenses and star players, few bigger than Kansas State's Tyler Lockett.