Nick Grays gives the lay of the land in Big 12 country as our conference preview series rolls on. With a loaded supporting cast, can Spencer Sanders reach another level for Oklahoma State in 2020?
Chris Bennett lays out the top players in the ACC plus some sleepers and busts in his conference preview. Can D'Eriq King unlock Brevin Jordan's immense potential and bring the Hurricanes back to prominence?
Chris Morgan breaks down the Conference USA landscape in our latest conference preview. Can Middle Tennessee's Asher O'Hara build on a breakout 2019, or is he due to regress?
Jessie Siegel opens up our 2020 Conference Preview series with a look at the SEC, where LSU's Ja'Marr Chase is hoping for a strong encore to a legendary sophomore campaign in 2019.
Even with a 2019 season lost to injury, Purdue's Rondale Moore still leads the way as our top-ranked fantasy wide receiver heading into the 2020 campaign.
Nick Whalen and John McKechnie talk Oklahoma's future at QB, hypothetical home-and-home matchups, Ohio State's place in the national hierarchy, Kansas as a future powerhouse, coaches on the hot seat, and more.
John McKechnie and Nick Whalen break down RotoWire's 2020 rankings and projections, discuss the future of UNC football, and much more.
Oklahoma State's Chuba Hubbard is the runaway No.1 running back for 2020, but he's got some impressive competition on his heels. Find out who rounds out our top 36 with in-depth outlooks from our staff.
Clemson's Trevor Lawrence will be without Tee Higgins or Justyn Ross this season, but can the supremely talented junior overcome that and produce elite fantasy production? Our staff weighs in on that and more.
The news of Justyn Ross' season being over has massive implications that ripple through not only Clemson but the entire college football landscape and the fantasy landscape.
John McKechnie walks through his process from an industry Best Ball draft in the first installment of Rotowire's College Football Best Ball Journal series.
These eight underclassman wide receivers might be overlooked outside of the Power Five conferences, but shrewd devy league players will familiarize themselves anyway.
John McKechnie critiques his recent industry mock as offseason ADPs begin to take shape. With the fourth overall pick, Buffalo's Jaret Patterson was too good to pass up even with bigger names available.
Conferences have begun to announce spring game cancellations in response to the continuing developments related to the coronavirus.
John McKechnie unveils his Top 10 quarterbacks for 2020 in Pt. II of his early positional rankings, where Justin Fields has a firm grasp on the top spot on a list that features unexpected names elsewhere.
