Despite using a spread offense, the Cyclones don't have all the passing parts to make it flourish...yet. Given that, expect Robinson to be heavily involved in the offense and could catch 35 to 50 balls this season and approach 1,000 yards rushing. He is a nice little sleeper to keep your eyes one. (sportsbuff.com)

Willis came into the program amidst much fanfare and the Hoosiers would jump for joy if he lived up to his billing. If he holds the job and gets enough touches, he could generate some numbers. (sportsbuff.com)

Consider Ford a sleeper type who could produce big dividends with a late round pickup in Big Ten formats. He won't be a guy people look to early and could emerge as the guy this season. (sportsbuff.com)

Evans is a hitter and potential playmaker who should make an impact in the Purdue secondary, a unit that will have to take the pressure off an offense that's got some new parts. Look for Evans to be a difference-maker if healthy. (sportsbuff.com)

Keep an eye on these two as Wilson could have a breakout season and that may be reflected in the numbers for Williams and Spencer. (sportsbuff.com)

Hankerson had only 11 catches in 2008, but Shannon's words and Hankerson's obvious improvement would suggest that he's ready to have a big year teaming with QB Jacory Harris. With offensive coordinator Mark Whipple's desire to bring back the high-octane offense the Hurricanes were known for, Hankerson could be a big contributor. (sportsbuff.com)

Figure Bowens will be behind the curve for nearly the entire season, so he doesn't offer much fantasy value until he proves he's going to be involved. (sportsbuff.com)

No one won the RB job outright in the spring, so Thomas' comments make some sense. There's still time for the circumstances to change, but right now it looks like Georgia's running back situation will be somewhat unreliable for fantasy players. (sportsbuff.com)

Hall can be a playmaker at the QB spot, but he hasn't won the job yet. If he does, and we think his overall talent will make that happen, he's an interesting option for those who play ACC leagues only. (sportsbuff.com)

The loss of Bolling against Weber State and Texas will hurt this offense as it transitions to a spread attack. (sportsbuff.com)

Being able to play and actually playing may be two entirely different things. However, expect the QB competition that Aaron Corp leads now to be hotly contested this fall. Things could still change. (sportsbuff.com)

There's doubt he may be ready for the start of the season and if he's not, it leaves the Mountaineers painfully thin at the quarterback spot. (sportsbuff.com)

Don't cede the starting job to Kyle Parker just yet. Though Parker had a very good spring, expect Korn to get a long look in the fall. He does have the most experience heading forward. (sportsbuff.com)

Oghobaase is a key component for this defense and appears ready to not only have a stellar campaign, but put himself into the NFL mix. (sportsbuff.com)

Battle played in 10 games as a true freshman last year, but won't get a chance to contribute more this season. (sportsbuff.com)

Don't be fooled, despite the "spread" phrase, the Bulldogs will have to try and run the ball a decent amount. Right now, there are precious few weapons on offense and that's likely to keep the full spread capabilities under wraps a bit. (sportsbuff.com)

Sullivan, who has the total package to excell at the position, won't be truly safe until he produces. That will be the pressure he'll have to bare, but he's certainly got all the tools including a big-time arm. Keep an eye on him early. (sportsbuff.com)

With a new quarterback under center in Jarrett Brown, the Mountaineers may be looking toward their tight ends a lot more and Urban has the ability to make something happen with an increase in passes. He's not an every week type, but offers intriguing possibilities as a fill-in. (sportsbuff.com)

Obviously, the Buffs are playing hardball with the talented youngster. Expect the situation to be solved sometime mid-summer, though there may not be too many more schools made available to the budding recording artist/football player. (sportsbuff.com)

With veteran QB T.J. Yates poised for a big year, the development of Little and an untested stable of receivers is vital to fantasy players. Look for Little to get the first shot at being the go-to guy. Someone is going to have to take the role. (sportsbuff.com)

Witnesses have told police they saw Kindle and several other passengers get out of the car and push it down the block. It's unclear what the consequences of the admission will be. Stay tuned. (sportsbuff.com)

Irving won some post-season ACC awards and was being counted on to be a key cog in the Wolfpack defense. How long he'll be out hasn't been offered yet, but expect him to miss some of the fall at least. (sportsbuff.com)

If the Sooners look to take some of the pressure off QB Sam Bradford, it would make fantasy players happy if Murray were given that task. It remains to be seen if Murray, who unquestionably has the talent, gets that chance. (sportsbuff.com)

Grady is out of chances with Rodriguez and may be hard-pressed to get many carries this season for the Wolverines. (sportsbuff.com)

Campbell's loss is a key one to the Huskies defense, as he was projected to be a key pass rusher this season. He had 3.5 sacks in 11 games as a reserve in 2008. (sportsbuff.com)

Roper's abilities fit very nicely with Montana's offense. If he had to land somewhere, Montana was a good choice. (sportsbuff.com)

Coleman may still figure in the mix, but Ramirez has the inside track to be the main RB gun. A Chow-run offense can't possibly be that bad for a second year. Expect Ramirez to be a factor, but we'll see if he holds off Coleman. (sportsbuff.com)

Elliott may be the starter and Hope may be expressing extreme confidence in him, but this figures to be a run-oriented team, at least early in the season, to help Elliott get his legs under him. (sportsbuff.com)

LSU is desperate for quality receiving help for Brandon LeFell. Molton stepped up and looked like a guy who could be that player, so we'll need to see what the prognosis is for him later in the fall. (sportsbuff.com)

With the smallish Marcus Thigpen gone, the 219-pounder could offer a new look to the Indiana offense. He figures to get a long look in the fall and could very easily win the job outright. (sportsbuff.com)

The Wildcats need to find a solid player at running back and though they have some experience coming back, it looks like Fields will get a chance to put his name in the hat. Keep an eye on him. (sportsbuff.com)

Canales said he liked the work of Mo Plancher, who got a lot of work in the spring, and Mike Ford, who slimmed down and looked tremendously. Look for one of these backs, or perhaps someone not mentioned, to get the opportunity to be "the guy." (sportsbuff.com)

A torn left ACL sidelined him in 2007 for the year and it was that knee that needed an additional procedure before the spring. Look for him to be an active tackler in the fall. (sportsbuff.com)

Remember, Yates was the No. 1 quarterback in the ACC when he got hurt and was well on his way to a big statistical season. A fully healthy Yates offers tantalizing fantasy prospects. (sportsbuff.com)

Fauria is a big target at 6-7, 245 pounds and could have worked his way into the rotation at some point. Word is coach Charlie Weis hopes he'll return at some point. (sportsbuff.com)

Long will continue to rehabe the knee and will likely not be at 100 percent when the season starts. He could be a very nice contributor if he comes back and gets healthy. (sportsbuff.com)

Hard to believe this is the same guy who seemed poised to have a huge career after his freshman campaign at Arkansas. It's a great example of the grass not always being greener elsewhere. We'll see if Mustain can summon up the wherewithall to get eligible. (sportsbuff.com)

LeFevour is one of the nation's top dual-threat quarterbacks and if healthy could be a huge fantasy contributor. Staying healthy is key, but he did that as a sophomore and had a monster season. (sportsbuff.com)

Williams is a guy to keep an eye on down the road, but for this season, he's on the shelf. (sportsbuff.com)

Marshall will play Evans all over the place, including returning kicks. The issue will be whether he can conquer the playbook over the summer. (sportsbuff.com)

White had 26 sacks in one season of JUCO ball, so the expectations were, perhaps, a little ridiculous. However, a year of watching and learning should serve him well. Expect much more impact off the edge from White this year for the Seminoles. (sportsbuff.com)

The FSU coaching staff isn't saying much more than they'll wait until the process resolves itself at this point. Harris was a serviceable backup who would help the overall depth of the FSU defense. (sportsbuff.com)

Clayborn has avoided suspension and it looks like he'll be free to play this season to the end before he takes to the courtroom. That lack of distraction should help him and the defense stay focused. (sportsbuff.com)

Berry was considered the No. 3 running back in this class and could conceivably work his way into playing time with a good fall. The jury is still out on what the courts will do with him and in turn what Jim Tressel will do. (sportsbuff.com)

It's hard to predict what Arnett could produce in this system, but it might be safe to think in terms of 40 to 50 catches and 6 to 8 touchdowns. His fantasy value probably isn't real high given the alternatives, but Big East only leagues could make him very valuable. (sportsbuff.com)

Jones is the home run threat the Yellow Jackets get to unleash when team overplay Josh Nesbitt or Jon Dwyer. He'll be is usual dangerous big-play self this fall. (sportsbuff.com)

Sanders works the slot in the Mountaineer offense and would be a useful tool to have. It's likely he'll be reinstated and become a productive asset for WVU's young quarterback. (sportsbuff.com)

Wallace was a reserve for the receiving corps, so the impact is essentially small from a fantasy standpoint. (sportsbuff.com)

Clark's loss will hurt the receiving corps depth, though his fantasy contribution was likely to be minimal. (sportsbuff.com)

Lewis was a formidable talent, but struggled with some off the field issues. He'll be a productive guy at Valdosta when he's eligible. (sportsbuff.com)