VP & Purple Reign's CFF Start 'Em, Sit 'Em - Week 3
VP & Purple Reign's CFF Start 'Em, Sit 'Em - Week 3
(Sonny) Knowing the answers doesn't make it any easier, does it?
In this job, you're lucky if it doesn't make it any harder.
- Det. Ricardo Tubbs (Miami Vice)
CFF Start ‘Em, Sit ‘Em – Week 3
OK, so last week was rough. But I’m ready to bounce back this week. Once again, in a College Fantasy Football move that will go down in history as nothing short of monumental, Purple Reign and I are combining our CFF powers to answer your start/sit questions, as well as highlight some players we like headed into next weekend.
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QUARTERBACKS: Start ‘Em
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Anthony Colandrea (UVA) vs Maryland: Colandrea is HOT right now. He’s led the Virginia offense to two 30+ point performances, he is averaging 12 carries/game, he led his team to a close win against Wake Forest last week, and he has another opportunity to gain a win against Maryland. Maryland’s rush defense is better than their passing defense, and Maryland’s passing defense ranks 126th for fantasy points allowed. That defense matched-up against the 30thpass offense for fantasy points means that Colandrea will have no problem carving up Maryland.
Mikey Keene (Fres) vs New Mexico State: If you need help with a spot start this week at QB then look no further than Keene. Fantasy owners may have forgotten about him after a lackluster showing against Michigan (what would you expect?). Last week against Sacramento State we saw the Keene we know, throwing for 358 yards and 2 TDs. New Mexico State’s pass defense is ranked 118th in fantasy points allowed and the Fresno passing game is just warming up. This is the beginning of a mouth watering slate for Keene.
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Chandler Morris (UNT) vs. TTech: Despite throwing three INTs last week, Morris still finished with a solid output. I don’t think that three turnovers will be the norm (though I suppose it could be) for Morris and the Mean Green get Texas Tech, who John Mateer just scored 50 points against.
Cameron Ward (MIA) vs. Ball St: Miami is in the resume building business this season with a forgiving schedule and a roster that should be in the CFP. Their matchup this week? The Ball State Cardinals, a MAC program. Miami will do what they want in this one and Ward should score multiple times before being given the hook (if that even happens).