However, injuries have kept him off the field since late-September, and the TB ground attack has struggled as a result, ranking just 25th in YPG. It’s contributed greatly to an offense that has fallen from third in yardage last year to just 17th this season.
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Back in 2021-22, the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats bottomed out with a mere nine wins. They’ve been on the rise since, improving to 12 victories in 2022-23, finishing .500 the following season, and last season actually boasting a winning record for the first time since 2019-20.
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With solid RB2 upside in Week 10, he’s someone you want to start. Ohio State product Henderson was a five-star recruit coming out of high school in 2019 because of his speed and explosiveness. His lack of size probably pushed him to the second round in this year’s draft, but if he has a statement game this weekend, he could be poised for a massive second half.
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ack in 2022-23, the Nicholls Colonels finished just 16-15, but have responded well since, posting back-to-back 20-win efforts. Okay, so their NCAA tourney drought extends back to 1997-98, but with some solid results within the Southland Conference in recent seasons, a conference tourney victory is a possibility.
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Don’t be scared to start Brissett in this one; Dallas’ D is horrific, so this is as good a matchup as you can hope for. In fact, he makes for a stellar QB2 or a low-end QB1 this week.
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The Ohio State Buckeyes made solid progress in 2023-24 (22 wins), but gave it almost all back last season, regressing by five wins and stretching their NCAA tourney drought to three years.
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The fact he tied for the team lead with 15 points in Sunday’s loss to TCU in an exhibition game was a great sign. The 6’2”, 175-pound Pope may have struggled with the higher level of play in the SEC, but still made a big impact in Texas and has a chance to sneak into the late second round of the draft next year.
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