Bennedict Mathurin is heating up in a breakout season for Arizona, and with the Wildcats sporting the second-highest implied total on the eight-game slate, Ryan Pohle likes him as a top DFS option.
While Duke may be topping Friday's DraftKings slate in terms of implied point total, Ryan Pohle goes beyond the Blue Devils to uncover value for the evening DFS slate.
After posting 16.5 ppg at Nevada in 2020-21, Teddy Allen is headed to the Mountain West, where the forward will be a sleeper MW Player of the Year candidate and fantasy dynamo.
Back for another year with the Sun Devils, is Remy Martin poised to be a top-5 fantasy player 2020-21? Chris Drumright ranks the top 150 players from power conferences for the upcoming season.
Maryland's Jalen Smith is set to square off against an undersized George Mason frontcourt, making him one of Chris Bennett's top plays for the Friday DFS slate.
Freshman such as Cole Anthony lead the early rounds of this keeper league draft, where a premium is placed on first-year and center-eligible players.
As an experienced leader in one of the nation's top programs, does Cassius Winston top Chris Drumwright's overall top-150, or will a mid-major player take the crown?
After passing up the NBA and transferring to Florida, former Hokie Kerry Blackshear has the potential to produce monster stat lines for your fantasy team. Chris Drumright counts down the top transfer players.
Virginia Tech transfer Kerry Blackshear -- now with the Gators -- leads Chris Drumwright's list of fantasy-relevant players in line for a change of scenery ahead of the 2019-20 season.
It's pickup day in fantasy college hoops again, and Perry Missner is back to offer players to target on the waiver wire, such as Notre Dame's John Mooney.
Perry Missner continues his countdown of the best fantasy freshman in the land.
Marvin Bagley emerged as a Player of the Year frontrunner in this year's PK80 tournament. Perry Missner returns to profile him and the rest of the nation's top freshman.
Jesse Siegel's tour of who's hot and who's not in college hoops includes a look at Wisconsin's Ethan Happ, who needs to continue his strong play if the Badgers are to return to the Final Four.