NCAA Fantasy Football Preview (Part 1, QB's) | College Football Lives Here

I'm signing up to do fanatsy football and for the otherfew people on the site who do this, I'm gonna rank my top NCAA Fantasy football prospects...

Graham Harrell, Texas Tech- This issomewhat of a given considering that Texas Tech does nothig but thow the ball He will throw for around 4,000 yards and 38 TD's this year. He's a smart 1st overall pick.
Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan- i see this kid putting up better stas than Tebow this year in thePassing and running department, I see him passing for 3,400 yards and runnig for 1,200. Mid-1st round guy.
Tim Tebow, Florida- Tim's stats will go down as far as rushig, but I see him coming close to the 3,500
Chase Daniel, Missouri, I see him having an even betteryear this year than last year, 4,000 passing yards is not unreachable, but with Missou's newly establshed running game around 3,700 and 35 TD's is your best bet, Late 1st round.
Rusty Smith, Florida Atlantic- Threw for 3,800 yards as a sophmore and he has entire Receiving core and O-line back, look for him to try to eclipse the 4,000 yard mark, also a late 1st round pick
Pat White, West Virginia- He can pass, run, and score, what's not to like, mid-2nd.
Curtis Painter, Purdue He manages thegame very well, is kinda mistke prone, but for every bad decision, he makes three good ones, he'll get around 3,900 yards and 31 TD's
Nate Davis, Ball State- Throws very few INT's, and alot of TD's, this year he'll beig throwing to a dynamite Receiving core, mid- 3rd
Chase Holbrook- New Mexico State, will have alot of yards this season, but will come close to throwing over 24 INT's on the year, unless he cuts down on that, mid- 4th round
Sam Bradford, Oklahoma- Efficent, QB, that's allthere is to say, late 4th
Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State- Will be good but not great, he's a great back-up, but honestly not a guy I would want as my starter, mid 6th
Todd Reesing, Kansas- With the yoiung receiving core he has his year, I see his number droping some, but he's still a good late 6th rounder

Sleeper- Justin Willis, SMU- It all depends on how he ajust to June Jone's system, He could throw for 3,700 yards or 2,300, Nobody knows for sure.

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July 22, 2008 03:37 PM ET

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Sleeper could be Chris Turner since we got a dynamite thing going with Marylands WR

MDPRIDE111 is ready

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July 22, 2008 03:39 PM ET

He threw for 1,900 yards 7 TD's and 7 Int's last season, not very impresive

*LSU*

West Monroe, LA

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July 22, 2008 03:40 PM ET

nice job lsu

GeorgiaFan1000

Canton, GA

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July 22, 2008 03:53 PM ET

LSU, he played in only ten games in a offensive that was centered around a two back system last season

July 22, 2008 03:54 PM ET

Oops, 8 games

July 22, 2008 04:13 PM ET

Yeah if you can find Justin Willis in the mid-to-late rounds, take him

thebasketballguru

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July 22, 2008 04:15 PM ET

But in my opinion Tebow should be the secont highest QB in any fantasy draft as he is obviously the top Heisman candidate going into the season and the players around him are also better this year.