Daily Fantasy College Football Picks for FanDuel and DraftKings - Saturday Late 11/14/15

Another packed Saturday in college football land. Some really high scoring games could be coming your way.

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Quarterback

Baker Mayfield
Like the early slate there are a few ways to go at quarterback and most of them involve dropping some serious coin. I think the start percentages will be fairly split among the top flight QB’s, but I like Mayfield for cash games more than the others. Much of this pick is based on an Oklahoma stack and when utilizing Mayfield, Mixon, and Perine you stand to capture just about everything Oklahoma does. If that holds up, and I think it will, that’s not a bad way to lock up a good chunk of salary with solid ROI. Oklahoma is projected for 35 points and if the last few weeks are any indication it will be at the hands of one of the big three. The other basis for this pick is my own personal feeling that Oklahoma hands Baylor its first loss of the season. Oklahoma has been running the snot out of the ball lately, but Mayfield is dangerous as ever and this game just has too much juice to it. I like Baker, but I like him more with Mixon and or Perine in the mix as well.

Gunner Kiel
As the season has progressed I think you can see I am more than willing to go with the crowd and equally willing to paddle up stream. I think Kiel will be a bit overlooked Saturday night with all the other big names on the board. This could help create separation in GPP’s, but I also think Kiel makes a fine cash play. Now that he appears to be fully recovered from early season ouchy head stuff Kiel has found a rhythm and the offense is grooving. Kiel has back-to-back games of 34 fantasy points and has another juicy matchup with Tulsa. Both teams play fast, both teams play offense, but only one team sort of plays defense and it’s not Tulsa. Playing Tulsa is like making a rehab start in the minors with the lone difference is they will score some points as well. The Bearcats are projected for about 45 points and every play starts with Kiel touching the ball. I think people will be on Stidham and he could be good, but the Sooners are a dangerous team right now and I think will surprise people this weekend. I think Kiel could quietly be the best quarterback of the night.

Running Back

DeVontae Booker
Booker presents a nice case of snagging value on FanDuel while avoiding his slightly over priced tag on Draftkings. Utah doesn’t make a big fuss with their offense. They generally want Booker to touch the ball as often as possible without running him into the ground. His 59 touches in his last two games combined and his nation leading 234 carries show the Utes commitment to their Bell Cow. It helps Travis Wilson, while talented, is not the most polished passer in the country. Arizona has been getting beat up on the ground this year which plays right into the hands of Utah’s preferred game script. Utah is a 6pt road favorite with a total in the low 60’s. I will say that sure is an Arizona line which could lead to a higher scoring game than expected. Booker is solid value on FanDuel, but I may reconsider on Draftkings.

Paul Perkins
Perkins is another guy who, when healthy, gets the bulk of the work. UCLA has a more talented offense compared to Utah so Perkins does have a few mouths to contend with, but this game should be a high flying back and forth Flügeschlagen. Not sure what that means, but I just watched Unfinished Business and it seemed an appropriate spot for such a word. Double P does not receive the same type of volume as Booker so therefor his floor is a bit lower, but his ceiling is right there. Now the mitigating factor is the expected game flow with UCLA projected for 38 points. With Washington State’s high flying passing game I can see UCLA utilizing a more controlled offense to keep the tempo in their favor, which should mean a decent dose of Double P. If Washington State is able to control the game flow with quick scores I think the additional possessions and snaps will still allow Perkins to hit value

Wide Receiver

Corey Coleman
I think at this point we can start coming up with multiple nicknames for Coleman in a Babe Ruth type sense. How about Corey I can’t be stopped regardless who I play and yes I will continue my insane season and touchdown rate Coleman. I think that would catch on if we got the word out. You get the picture. This cat is hands down the best fantasy receiver in college. Oklahoma is absolutely going to force the very best out of this Baylor offense. The only thing holding Coleman back from stratosphere numbers has been the lack of competitive games resulting in reduced volume. Last week Baylor had a bit of a game on their hands and Coleman finished with his highest output of the year in terms of volume with 11/216. Let’s not forget he also scored twice keeping that whole thing going. There is no better way to spend your money than on Dr. CC Part Duex.
Shaq Washington
Chris Moore
After Coleman the water doesn’t exactly become murky, but it’s not crystal clear like Coleman. If you get your running back combo right I don’t think you have will excess cash to spend at receiver. So while there are quality options a little better than the guys from Cincy I think they both represent string value in what is a very favorable matchup against Tulsa. The Bearcats spread the ball around quite a bit and outside Shaq it’s hard to consider anyone safe as a cash game play. Moore is very close as it seems to be his health that prevents him from being more consistent. When healthy he typically performs and he’s healthy. So is Kiel. Cincinnati should have a very nice offensive game and if Tulsa can hang for a while it could just be a smorgasbord of fantasy awesomeness.

Tight End

Mark Andrews
Andrews is the Chris Carter of college football. And that’s the Philadelphia Eagles version of Chris Carter. All the guy does is catch touchdowns. Andrews certainly doesn’t make his bones with volume, but it sure does seem like every reception is a touchdown. I’m not convinced paying up for tight end on this slate is the sensible thing to do, but given the game Andrews is playing in he should once again have a solid chance of finding paydirt.

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