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College Football Experts League Draft
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ROUND EIGHT
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8.01
FantasyGMs
(John)
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| QB:
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RB: |
WR: |
| TE: Winslow,
Miami |
K: |
D: |
| GM's
Analysis: I was happy to have Winslow slip through
this far. While a tight end, he's Miami's #1 option in the passing
game, and should improve his numbers from last year as Brock
Berlin's safety net. I felt he was more of a sure thing than any
of the remaining WRs at this point. |
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8.02 FFWarroom
(John)
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| QB: Rivers,
NCSU |
RB:
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K: |
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8.03 CFFL.com
(Mark/C.)
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RB: |
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K: |
D: Oklahoma |
GM's
Analysis: We're glad to have the Sooners backing up our talented
offense in 2003. A guaranteed strength each week but two,
and for those weeks we will draft a backup at the position.
We do not like jumping on picks too early, but we have lost
several Players already due to our patient attitude -- see
Kretschmer, Abron, Symons, Hendry, and now Winslow. So, with
apologies for acting like a panicked Team manager, we are
selecting Defense here in the 8th. Our RB pool will be there
when we select in the 9th, and our WR talent (which is going to be
a piecemeal unit for 2003) will have guys available in the 10th. |
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8.04 FantasyAsylum.com
(Brian/Don)
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RB: |
WR:
Welker,
Texas Tech |
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8.05 CollegeFootballNews.com
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RB: |
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K: Novak,
Maryland |
D: |
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8.06 College
and Pro Football Newsweekly (Vic/Steve)
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| QB: |
RB: Miree,
Pittsburgh |
WR: |
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K: |
D: |
| GM's
Analysis: The pool of potential stud RBs is rapidly
dwindling, and we needed to add some depth at the position. He
closed 2002 on a tear, and we're hoping for a carryover effect now
that he's all by himself in the backfield with quarterback Rod
Rutherford. Even 10 touchdowns from Miree would be great at this
stage of the game. |
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8.07 NationalChamps.net
(Tim)
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K: |
D: Texas |
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Analysis: The Horns bring
back 8 starters from a group that allowed just 208 yards per game,
16 points per game and a lot of depth around them. Take away
Oklahoma, and UT might be the most talked about defense in the
nation. |
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8.08 SCFL/Rotowire
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RB:
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D:
Va Tech |
| GM's
Analysis: I was trying to stay away from drafting a defense
this early, but I couldn't pass up the Hokies with this defensive
scoring system. They usually score at least 6 or 7 Defensive
TD's per year and the schedule against some weaker opponents
(James Madison, Connecticut, Rutgers, Temple) helped my decision.
Not to mention the fact that they have 9 returning starters from a
year ago. |
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8.09 RedEyeSports
(Josh)
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RB: Henderson,
Texas Tech |
WR: |
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K: |
D: |
| GM's
Analysis: Last year, Henderson caught a NCAA Freshman
record 98 passes. Rushing and receiving combined he totaled
over 1,400 yards and 13 TDs. With our scoring system of pt
per 10 yards, it doesn't matter how he gets them, on the ground or
through the air. |
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8.10 Todd
(MrSports.com/Skyhawk Sports)
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| QB: Losman,
Tulane |
RB: |
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