This game could be a shootout, which is just perfect for a guy like LeFevour, who can throw it or run it. Tonight is a night you may want him in your lineup. (sportsbuff.com)

This will be a game time decision and is apparently a 50-50 proposition at this time. You may want to cover yourself with another WR option if you don't feel completely sure he's going to play -- or play the whole game. (sportsbuff.com)

With Best out, this could be a good week to take a chance on Shane Vereen, who has demonstrated plenty of talent. With Arizona coming to town, Vereen could see a lot of touches if the Bears can keep it close. (sportsbuff.com)

Allen was playing very well for the Irish before he got nicked up and the team has certainly missed him in its ground game. Sounds like he's close to 100 percent, so expect him to touch the ball a decent amount this week. (sportsbuff.com)

Peek can be a contributing TE for fantasy owners, but hasn't been very consistent this season. Still, he'll be in the starting lineup and could be a factor against Mississippi State. (sportsbuff.com)

Jefferson has been as up-and-down as you might expect from a first-year starter. He's had some good days and some very pedestrian days. He'll be good to go this week against Louisiana Tech and could be a nice fill-in play. (sportsbuff.com)

At long last, McCluster is seeing the ball a lot as he's made the transition back to being primarily a running back. Still, with his ability to run and catch -- and the Rebs finally realizing he needs to touch the ball a lot -- he's put together two straight big games. (sportsbuff.com)

Collaros has been blazingly effective since taking over for an injured Tony Pike. With Pike mending, Kelly now has an interesting decision to make. For this week he's made it. The way Collaros has been playing, picking him up makes a lot of sense. (sportsbuff.com)

Draughns had been fairly inconsistent this year and now that he's on the shelf, look for Ryan Houston to get a lot more carries. (sportsbuff.com)

With Stanzi out, look for freshman James Vandenberg to get his first start. He came on when Stanzi got hurt Saturday and didn't really do much offensively against Northwestern. Given they've got Ohio State on tap this week, things will only get tougher. (sportsbuff.com)

It's unknown whether Scott could be back for a bowl game appearance, but his loss will focus more attention on QB Jordan Jefferson. (sportsbuff.com)

Since the Cougars were having little trouble with Wyoming, Unga's absence was probably more precautionary than anything else. Expect him to be ready to go this weekend with no limitations. (sportsbuff.com)

Williams has been one of the better offensive weapons for the Trojans this year, so his loss leaves the receiving corps thin. Monitor this situation into the latter parts of the week to see if there's any improvement. (sportsbuff.com)

When healthy, Grigsby has had some very good outings this year. Unfortunately, injuries have hindered his overall production and his likelihood of playing this week will depend on what he does by Thursday. (sportsbuff.com)

An unfortunate break for the Seminoles, who had been getting nice production from Ponder the last 4-5 weeks. He's also been a fantasy presence most of the season. Manuel has a lot of talent, but suddenly being "the guy" may be an interesting twist at the position. You may want to wait and see the freshman put something positive together first. (sportsbuff.com)

Obviously, this has been made much tougher by Collaros' play, but Pike was having a huge year before his injury. The fly in the ointment is that Pike needs to be healthy and so far we haven't heard if that's going to be the case this week. Stay tuned. (sportsbuff.com)

Blount's return may be more about helping a young man through a tough time than anything else and with LaMichael James rolling in big numbers at the running back slot, it seems unlikely that Blount will see a ton of touches this season. (sportsbuff.com)

Turner gets no favors as he faces a pretty solid NC State defense. You wonder if the young man can rally and get out of this funk or if it will be more of the same Saturday? (sportsbuff.com)

Expect Wells to get the start against North Texas and to have a pretty good go. (sportsbuff.com)

Willis has been dealing with the balky ankle almost from the outset of the season, so he's a guy that you can put a little stock in this late in the season. (sportsbuff.com)

Quarterback T.J. Yates needs some help and not having a firm grasp of who is going to play wide receiver is tough on the offense. (sportsbuff.com)

Smith is the Hogs leading rusher, but having him back in the lineup will help relieve some of the offensive burden on QB Ryan Mallett. (sportsbuff.com)

The Cavalier offense will be missing its most steady hand if Sewell can't go. That would put the quarterbacking duties into the hands of Marc Verica, the starter in 2008. (sportsbuff.com)

Clausen will gut it out and play through the pain, which is considerable at this point. It's unfortunate that he was making progress and then had this setback. Still, he'll be out there. (sportsbuff.com)

There now seems to be some question as to whether Ponder will be able to play. This will likely be a Friday or game-time decision, but we expect Ponder to play. (sportsbuff.com)

Williams is expected to be able to play Saturday, but after aggravating the hammy against Oregon, his health is a bit touch and go. Still, he's the Trojans best downfield threat and should get some action. (sportsbuff.com)

McKnight is the team's leading rusher with more than 700 yards, but if he can't go, look for Allen Bradford to get a lot of touches. Check back at the end of the week to see if McKnight's status has improved. (sportsbuff.com)

McKnight is the team's leading rusher with more than 700 yards, but if he can't go, look for Allen Bradford to get a lot of touches. Check back at the end of the week to see if McKnight's status has improved. (sportsbuff.com)

McKnight is the team's leading rusher with more than 700 yards, but if he can't go, look for Allen Bradford to get a lot of touches. Check back at the end of the week to see if McKnight's status has improved. (sportsbuff.com)

Freshman Nick Florence is still slated to get the start for the Bears, but it's unclear if he'll go the whole way with Szymanski available. (sportsbuff.com)

Coach Jim Grobe said he's hoping Skinner will be available, but that the decision is up to the team's medical staff. Monitor this situation into the weekend as the decision will probably come late. (sportsbuff.com)

Kelly said that Pike could get some time Saturday, but would prefer not to play him until he has no limitations. Look for Collaros to get most of the PT Saturday. (sportsbuff.com)

A huge bonue for the Irish as Floyd was thought to be out for the season. He was bringing in nearly 160 yards a game when he landed on the shoulder and broke the bone. It's hard to know what he'll be capable of or how much run he'll get, but you've got to believe that if he's been given the OK, he'll be out there a lot. (sportsbuff.com)

If Locke can't go, look for senior Alfonso Smith to get the start. However, the end game will have Randall Cobb getting his hands on the ball more if Locke is out. (sportsbuff.com)

Porter has had a number of good games this season, but has been somewhat inconsistent. If he can't go, look for Tyrone Duplessis to get the majority of carries. Against Boise State's fast defense, that may not be a good tradeoff. (sportsbuff.com)

Kafka has had a surprisingly productive season, both through the air and on the ground. If he does play, he'll face a tough go against Iowa's tough defense. (sportsbuff.com)

A huge loss for fantasy players as Brown was producing weekly. The Aztecs will be finding new options for QB Ryan Lindley. (sportsbuff.com)

Mitchell has been on the shelf nearly two full games, but so far we haven't heard anything that indicates he'll play this week. If he can't go, Kyle Padron will play. Padron had a nice game last week and could be an interesting play with Rice coming to town. (sportsbuff.com)

With the way Zach Collaros has been playing, Pike will have to demonstrate nearly complete health before he'll get back under center. Monitor this one at the end of the week to see where the wind is blowing. (sportsbuff.com)

Considered one of Baylor's top playmakers when the season started, Finley has been slowed considerably by injuries and has done little the last three weeks that would be construed as anything fantasy worthy. Still, he's should be in the lineup this week. (sportsbuff.com)

Reesing isn't able to practice like he'd like and there's no word on his status for this week, but expect him to be in the lineup Saturday. (sportsbuff.com)

Clausen played pretty well against Washington State and should continue to be an effective quarterbacking option as long as that toe stays as it is. Unfortunately, getting stepped on or some other issue could make it instantly worse. (sportsbuff.com)

Obviously, there are some underlying issues involved, perhaps stemming from his one game suspension. Still, a big blow for Syracuse's offense and even more so for fantasy players. Williams was a big-time receiver talent. (sportsbuff.com)

Sampson had a monster week last week and should be a very good get again this week with Brown out. (sportsbuff.com)

Monitor this situation through Friday to see if there's a real risk he may sit out. As of now, he's likely to play and on the carpet of Autzen Stadium, he could have a big day. (sportsbuff.com)

With Dobbs out, look for Kriss Proctor to get the call. He helped Navy beat Wake Forest last week, so he's capable of handling things, though the running backs will take on a bigger role. (sportsbuff.com)

With San Diego State on the schedule, Dennis could be an interesting fantasy fill-in this week for a player with some guts. Expect decent to good numbers in this one for a now-healthy Dennis. (sportsbuff.com)

As a senior, Brown offers valuable experience and the ability to make plays to this offense. If QB Stephen Garcia has one of his "good" days, Brown could be a valuable fantasy receiver in some formats. (sportsbuff.com)

With Greg Alexander and Brent Rausch gone, Moniz is the man unless he gets hurt again, in which case Shane Austin, who came in last week for 174 yards and three picks, will get the call. With Nevada on tap, Moniz could put up big numbers in what should be an offensive donnybrook. (sportsbuff.com)

With New Mexico State coming to town, you'd like to think Saine will have a good day, but this one could get out of hand quickly and may be a case of everybody getting some fun. I'd look elsewhere for running back help. (sportsbuff.com)