Archive for the ‘Cheatsheets’ Category

Our Forum on Ning spawned a couple excellent writers/entertainers this season. Most of you know the effervescent “Neil Young” but you should also get to know Topher Dean. Topher comes through again with some great analysis of the best values at Head2Head.com’s College Salary Cap Game. My favorite snippet: So do you start Bradford or [...]

I am happy to announce that I lead my division in the Fantasy College Blitz 30-team league and am third in scoring – so my whole “find some value and load up on big names” theory has worked well. I just am choosing not to use that method this week. Nation’s leader of yards from [...]

Halfway home to the fantasy playoffs, and I must admit it is nice to see the old BI giving us some early signals of which defensive matchups you should avoid for your starting lineup. Minnesota, last year ranking in the 100s overall, now is a legit force (#46 BI, #21 nationally in yards per point [...]

While the Week 3 BlitzIndex (BI) was useful to highlight the solid defenses of Florida State and Iowa, those rankings didn’t turn into wins for them. But the Seminoles forced Wake Forest into 7 FG attempts and the BI may have kept you from playing DJ Boldin or Josh Adams. The Hawkeyes did however keep [...]

I had my share of challenges getting a full group to commit (I had 25 people sign up but only ten ever paid to secure their spot) but these guys seem to be fierce competitors and loyal fans of the site. the final count was eleven teams chomping at the bit to draft in my [...]

After writing down every wideout in the country on an index card then sorting them out into tranches, I was smacked upside the head by two observations. This list, especially the Top Ten, is pretty safe with no discernible reaches. Also lots of small “waterbug” wideouts, certainly much more than I am used to ranking [...]

Ah, the underappreciated and traditionally ignored fantasy college football position of TE. Some systems treat the position as third tackles, others put 210-pound bulked up WRs at the position. Missouri likes to split their TE out wide, BYU likes to throw to them early and often. Darius Hill of Ball State (right, Icon SMI) produces [...]

Certain things you can count on in this life. Death. Taxes. Jack Bauer beating the bad guys. Drew Smith being properly caffeinated by noon. Texas Tech wide receivers shock and awe defenses every year. I know everyone saw Mike Crabtree (right, Icon SMI) coming last year, but you didn’t see those huge numbers coming . [...]