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LaWayne McCoy to Return for Louisville
Louisville wide receiver LaWayne McCoy will return for the Cardinals after nearly a month-long absence, according to On3's Pete Nakos. McCoy has missed Louisville's last two games due to a knee injury, but is set to make his way back to the field on Saturday, when the Cardinals take on North Carolina. The Tar Heels have allowed 227.2 yards through the air per game this season and gave up 245 yards passing to UConn a week ago. McCoy was off to a strong start before his injury, recording 25 receptions for 513 yards and four touchdowns over his first seven games of the season.
Source: Pete Nakos
Source: Pete Nakos
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Austin Mack to Start, Keelon Russell Available on Saturday
Alabama is expected to start senior quarterback Austin Mack in Saturday's game at Vanderbilt. Starter Keelon Russell (ankle) is listed as questionable and is expected to be available in case of emergency, but it looks as if Mack is lining up to make his first career start. Mack has played very sparingly this year, completing 3-of-4 passes for 23 yards in mop-up duty. This game should serve as a showcase to teams who may consider adding him in the transfer portal, as he does not currently have a path to starting next season if he stays at Alabama.
Source: Pete Thamel
Source: Pete Thamel
Cam Coleman Returning for LSU Game
Texas wide receiver Cam Coleman (shoulder) will return this week for the LSU game. Coleman sat out last weekend's win over Missouri with the shoulder injury, but is no longer listed on the injury report. The junior receiver will be looking to recover some of his NFL Draft stock, as he has slid down boards with inconsistent play this season. Coleman has only caught 23 passes this season, going for 409 yards and seven touchdowns. He has had his fair share of big plays and flashes, but has also struggled with drops at times. Saturday's game will be a prime spot for him to put together a complete game, as the nation's eyes will be on Baton Rouge.
Source: SEC Availability Report
Source: SEC Availability Report
Ja'Kyrian Turner Shaping Up as Game-Time Decision
Pitt running back Ja'Kyrian Turner (lower body) has been ravaged by injuries all season long. The sophomore is listed as a game-time decision ahead of Friday night's game against Florida State. Turner did go through warm-ups two weeks ago against Georgia Tech, but ended up being unable to go. With an extra week off, his status remains murky. If he cannot go, freshman running back Damon Ferguson Jr. is certainly a viable fantasy option. Ferguson has filled in nicely for Turner this season, rushing for 662 yards and six touchdowns as the primary ball carrier. Even if Turner ends up being able to play, Ferguson should see a fair share of work.
Source: ACC Availability Report
Source: ACC Availability Report
Jelani Thurman Questionable for Saturday
North Carolina tight end Jelani Thurman (undisclosed) is questionable for Saturday's game against Louisville. Thurman has been listed as questionable on the availability report all week with an unknown injury. Thurman reportedly limped off of the field on the first possession last week against UConn, but returned to the game to put up seven catches for 64 yards and two touchdowns. His status will need to be monitored up until kickoff, as he is a top-end tight end option in fantasy as long as he is healthy in a juicy matchup against a Louisville defense that has been susceptible to surrendering points all year.
Source: ACC Availability Report
Source: ACC Availability Report
Joe Brunner May Be Out for the Season
Indiana starting offensive guard Joe Brunner (undisclosed), who suffered an injury in practice on Thursday, may miss the remainder of the season. There is reportedly growing concern that he will not be able to return, per CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz. Brunner, a Wisconsin transfer, has started every game for the Hoosiers this season. Redshirt sophomore Austin Leibfried, who has played in all nine games this year, is expected to take over the vacant starting guard spot.
Source: Matt Zenitz
Source: Matt Zenitz
Baylor to Interview Robert Griffin III for Head Coaching Job
Baylor is expected to interview former star quarterback Robert Griffin III for their vacant head coaching job. Griffin does not have any coaching experience, as he has worked in broadcasting since retiring from the NFL in 2020. The hire would mirror the Deion Sanders hire, as he transitioned to a head coaching role in college after having no previous head coaching experience. Griffin is one of the best Baylor players in program history, having won the Heisman in 2011. He threw for 10,366 yards, 78 touchdowns, and 17 interceptions while running for 2,257 yards and 33 touchdowns over the course of his four-year career at Baylor.
Source: On3
Source: On3
Colin Hurley to Enter Transfer Portal
Former Michigan and LSU quarterback Colin Hurley is set to enter the transfer portal this upcoming portal season. Hurley had previously medically retired from football due to a concussion, but is pursuing a return to the sport. The former four-star recruit spent two seasons at LSU, and enrolled at Michigan this fall, but medically retired in the spring after going through winter conditioning and spring practices. As a former highly-regarded recruit, he should draw some interest in the portal.
Source: On3
Source: On3
Philip Rivers Officially Hired as NC State Head Coach
Former NFL quarterback Philip Rivers has accepted a five-year agreement to become the next head coach at North Carolina State, his alma mater. Rivers has never coached at the college level, but spent time as the head coach at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama. The ACC's all-time leading passer, who last started an NFL game last season after briefly coming out of retirement for the Colts, will coach his son, Gunner Rivers, who will arrive at NC State as a freshman quarterback next season. Rivers will now get to work on building his staff ahead of the 2027 season.
Source: GoPack.com
Source: GoPack.com
Daune Morris Cited for Reckless Driving Following Car Crash
Tennessee running back Daune Morris (leg) has been cited for reckless driving following a car crash, according to a police report. Morris struck a fire hydrant and four parked cars in a collision that flipped his vehicle onto its roof. He sustained a broken leg that will keep him out for the remainder of the season. Morris has served as the top backup in the backfield, which has been led by DeSean Bishop. Morris has 434 rushing yards and three touchdowns over 66 carries, while catching six passes for 35 yards as well. Tennessee is currently 7-2 and sits eighth in the College Football Playoff rankings. The Volunteers have Texas A&M, LSU and Vanderbilt left on their regular season schedule.
Source: Adam Sparks - Knox News
Source: Adam Sparks - Knox News
Keelon Russell a Game-Time Decision in Week 11
Alabama quarterback Keelon Russell (ankle) is expected to be a game-time decision for the team's Week 11 game against Vanderbilt. If he cannot play, Austin Mack would start in his place. Russell has completed 67.3% of his passes for 2,263 yards and 18 touchdowns, while being picked off five times. He's also rushed for 276 yards and five scores across 74 attempts. He has three TD passes in two straight games. Mack has attempted just four passes on the year, completing three for 18 yards - he has rushed three times for two yards and another touchdown. Vanderbilt is a pretty favorable matchup for whoever starts at QB, with the Commodores allowing 359.1 total yards and 29.4 points per game so far this season.
Source: Pete Nakos - On3
Source: Pete Nakos - On3
Daune Morris Expected to Miss Rest of Season After Accident
Tennessee running back Daune Morris (leg) was involved in an overnight car accident and is now expected to miss the remainder of the season. He broke his leg and was expected to have surgery on Friday. Morris has 66 rushing attempts on the season, gaining 434 yards and scoring three touchdowns. He's also caught six passes for 35 receiving yards. He got at least three rushing attempts in every game, but he hasn't produced enough to be utilized in fantasy leagues outside deep formats. With Morris no longer an option, even more could be put on the plate of running back DeSean Bishop. Javin Gordon and Justin Baker are two other backs who could pick up some of the slack in the backfield.
Source: Matt Zenitz - CBS Sports
Source: Matt Zenitz - CBS Sports
Quintrevion Wisner Out for Week 11
Florida State running back Quintrevion Wisner (undisclosed) will miss Friday's game at Pitt. Wisner was banged up going into the Boston College game and left early. Freshman Amari Thomas, who ran for 98 yards and two touchdowns in the win, is expected to draw the start and carry the bulk of the load on the ground. The former three-star running back is going to have an opportunity to continue to showcase his talents over the back stretch of the Seminoles' season as they enter evaluation mode.
Source: ACC Availability Report
Source: ACC Availability Report
Wayshawn Parker Questionable for Saturday
Wayshawn Parker (heel) is listed as questionable ahead of Saturday's massive showdown against Arizona. Parker suffered the injury in the win over BYU last weekend and was in and out of the game. Morgan Scalley did note that he expects his star running back to play, but it is worth noting that he is banged up. Parker has run for 762 yards and nine touchdowns, while grabbing 29 balls for 269 yards and four touchdowns through the air. The dual-threat is worth firing up in fantasy lineups given his high ceiling, but it is worth noting that he is somewhat risky of a play with the injury.
Source: Big 12 Availability Report
Source: Big 12 Availability Report
Aidan Chiles to Miss Ohio State Game
Northwestern quarterback Aidan Chiles (upper body) will not play this weekend against Ohio State. Chiles missed last week's loss to Iowa as well. In his place, West Virginia transfer Nicco Marchiol will make his second straight start. Marchiol completed 24-of-32 passes for 181 yards and a touchdown in the 24-10 loss to Iowa last weekend. His biggest struggle came on third down, where the Wildcats went 1-of-11 a weekend ago. He may have an easier time against an Ohio State defense that has surrendered 71 points over the last two weeks, but regardless, this is a downgrade for the Northwestern offense.
Source: Big Ten Availability Report
Source: Big Ten Availability Report
Turbo Richard Out for Saturday
Indiana running back Turbo Richard (shoulder) is set to miss Saturday's game against USC. Richard suffered the injury in the overtime win over Minnesota two weeks ago, and is now lined up to miss his first game of the season. In his absence, expect a committee between Lee Beebe Jr. and Khobie Martin. Beebe has rushed for 715 yards and four touchdowns on the year, while Martin has hardly seen the field due to a broken arm, but has a lot of upside. Beebe is certainly a viable option in fantasy lineups this weekend, while Martin is worth a flier in deep leagues as Richard recovers.
Source: Big Ten Availability Report
Source: Big Ten Availability Report
Joe Brunner to Miss USC Game
Indiana starting guard Joe Brunner (undisclosed) is set to miss this weekend's game against USC. The Wisconsin transfer was added to the injury report on Thursday, after having not been listed on Wednesday. Brunner has started all nine games this season for the Hoosiers, and has been a welcome addition to the offensive line. In his absence, redshirt sophomore Austin Leibfried is expected to draw his first career start. Leibfried has appeared in all nine games this season, but has yet to draw a start.
Source: Big Ten Availability Report
Source: Big Ten Availability Report
LaNorris Sellers Upgraded to Probable
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers (ankle) has been upgraded to probable ahead of Saturday's game against Arkansas. Sellers injured his ankle last weekend in the win over Texas A&M, but did return to the game. He was previously listed as questionable, but appears to be trending in the right direction to suit up on Saturday. Sellers has enjoyed a bounce-back season, throwing for 2,100 yards, 17 touchdowns, and seven interceptions. He has also scrambled for 637 yards and seven touchdowns. Assuming that he is active, Sellers should be in all fantasy lineups this weekend.
Source: SEC Availability Report
Source: SEC Availability Report
Arch Manning Looks to Keep Delivering in Tough Week 11 Matchup
Texas quarterback Arch Manning has a tough matchup ahead in Week 11 against LSU, but based on what he's done the past two weeks, he remains a quality starting option. Manning has three touchdown passes and no interceptions in each of the past two games, while throwing for at least 220 yards in each game. He's up to 2,024 passing yards and 18 touchdowns on the season. Manning has completed 66.1% of his passes, while being picked off seven times. The QB has also rushed for 91 yards and two touchdowns across 76 attempts. LSU allows only 261.1 total yards and 17.7 points per game, so this will be a tougher test for Manning. Fantasy owners should temper expectations for him, but he's still a solid starting option because of how he's trending of late.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Cardae Mack has Solid Outlook in Week 11
Arizona State running back Cardae Mack has a pretty good fantasy outlook for his Week 11 matchup against UCF. The Knights are giving up 26 points and 379 total yards per game, and 133.8 of those yards are coming on the ground. Mack has 102 rushing attempts on the season, racking up 603 yards and six touchdowns. He also has 13 receptions for 123 yards and another score. Mack has 23 or more carries in three straight appearances, so he's a good fantasy option on that alone. All six of his touchdowns came in just two games combined though, so that holds him back some. Heading into a favorable matchup, Mack is a quality starting option for Week 11, and that goes for all leagues.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
Charlie Becker Remains a Solid Fantasy Option for Week 11
Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker continues to deliver at a pretty good level, so he's a good fantasy starting option for Week 11. He'll be taking on USC, which allows 346 total yards and 24.2 points per game this season. Becker is coming off a big showing in Week 9 against Minnesota - he caught eight passes for 149 yards and a touchdown. He's up to 875 yards and nine scores over 50 receptions on the season. Becker has at least three receptions in every contest and has 50 or more yards in all but one appearance. He remains a quality starting option for Week 11 as the top pass-catching target for the Hoosiers.
Source: ESPN
Source: ESPN
