QB Projections

[BostonPancake]

Getting ready for this year's fantasy football and I was making my projections for the QBs of the Big 12.  Any suggestions are welcome.

Player	Team	YdsPass	YrdsRush	PassTD	RushTD
Chase Daniel	MU	3700	350	33	4
Graham Harrell	TECH	4500	-90	35	2
Bobby Reid	OKST	2700	500	28	5
Colt McCoy	TX	3150	170	35	2
Sam Keller	NU	3300	-80	30	1
Stephen McGee	A&M	2550	625	14	4
Sam Bradford	OU	2600	10	20	1
Bret Meyer	ISU	2400	200	12	4
Josh Freeman	KSU	2570	-30	13	3
Kerry Meier	ku	1700	350	14	5
Cody Hawkins	CU	2100	30	13	2
Micheal Machen	BU	2000	-100	12	0

[opcat]

Give Freeman a good Oline and lets see if he's better than OU's, NU's(who?) & A&M's qb.

Breaks 3000.   

[Pete]

Getting ready for this year's fantasy football and I was making my projections for the QBs of the Big 12.  Any suggestions are welcome.

I've been trying to get a framework for a Big 12 football fantasy league together.  However, the toughest part is getting the stats downloaded each week quickly enough.

How does your league work?  Would you mind sharing your rules and method you use to calculate scores each week?  Using anything automated?

[BostonPancake]

Getting ready for this year's fantasy football and I was making my projections for the QBs of the Big 12.  Any suggestions are welcome.

I've been trying to get a framework for a Big 12 football fantasy league together.  However, the toughest part is getting the stats downloaded each week quickly enough.

How does your league work?  Would you mind sharing your rules and method you use to calculate scores each week?  Using anything automated?

Our scoring is 1 point for every 20 yards passing, and 1 point for every 10 yards rushing/receiving.  Each TD pass is 4 points, and each TD run/catch is 6 points.  We start 2 QBs, 3 RBs, 3 WRs. and 1 defense.  Defense is scored based on points allowed.  If a team shuts out their opponent, that's worth 17 points, 2-3 points is worth 14, 4-7 is 12, etc.  Turnovers are worth 2 points, and a safety is 2 points. 

We limit our pool of players to BCS conference teams, the Mt West, and the MAC.  We have about 8 - 10 teams each year.

We score manually, but there are some sites out there that will do automatic scoring.  We looked into them, but decided to not buy it.

[Pete]

Getting ready for this year's fantasy football and I was making my projections for the QBs of the Big 12.  Any suggestions are welcome.

I've been trying to get a framework for a Big 12 football fantasy league together.  However, the toughest part is getting the stats downloaded each week quickly enough.

How does your league work?  Would you mind sharing your rules and method you use to calculate scores each week?  Using anything automated?

Our scoring is 1 point for every 20 yards passing, and 1 point for every 10 yards rushing/receiving.  Each TD pass is 4 points, and each TD run/catch is 6 points.  We start 2 QBs, 3 RBs, 3 WRs. and 1 defense.  Defense is scored based on points allowed.  If a team shuts out their opponent, that's worth 17 points, 2-3 points is worth 14, 4-7 is 12, etc.  Turnovers are worth 2 points, and a safety is 2 points. 

We limit our pool of players to BCS conference teams, the Mt West, and the MAC.  We have about 8 - 10 teams each year.

We score manually, but there are some sites out there that will do automatic scoring.  We looked into them, but decided to not buy it.

Wow, you guys are hard core...your waiver wire analysis each week must be nuts with all those data points.  I'd love to get a Big 12 only league together, but you'd have to limit it to less than 10 teams, and obviously limit roster size and starters.

When you looked at scoring sites, did any in particular jump out at you?

[BostonPancake]

Getting ready for this year's fantasy football and I was making my projections for the QBs of the Big 12.  Any suggestions are welcome.

I've been trying to get a framework for a Big 12 football fantasy league together.  However, the toughest part is getting the stats downloaded each week quickly enough.

How does your league work?  Would you mind sharing your rules and method you use to calculate scores each week?  Using anything automated?

Our scoring is 1 point for every 20 yards passing, and 1 point for every 10 yards rushing/receiving.  Each TD pass is 4 points, and each TD run/catch is 6 points.  We start 2 QBs, 3 RBs, 3 WRs. and 1 defense.  Defense is scored based on points allowed.  If a team shuts out their opponent, that's worth 17 points, 2-3 points is worth 14, 4-7 is 12, etc.  Turnovers are worth 2 points, and a safety is 2 points. 

We limit our pool of players to BCS conference teams, the Mt West, and the MAC.  We have about 8 - 10 teams each year.

We score manually, but there are some sites out there that will do automatic scoring.  We looked into them, but decided to not buy it.

Wow, you guys are hard core...your waiver wire analysis each week must be nuts with all those data points.  I'd love to get a Big 12 only league together, but you'd have to limit it to less than 10 teams, and obviously limit roster size and starters.

When you looked at scoring sites, did any in particular jump out at you?

No, none really jumped out at us.  They all did pretty much the same thing.  We just didn't want to pony up the money to do it.  One of them use to advertise on Rivals....but I can't remember their name.

Yes, the waiver wire is crazy each week.  I usually will drop and pick up a defense every week looking for a good matchup (i.e. whoever is playing Temple).  I forgot to mention that we limit our rosters to 25 slots.  I'd say the first 2-3 weeks are the most crazy.  I always seem to draft some player that got into trouble over the summer and is in jail and I didn't know about it.

[Bookcat]

Josh Freeman   KSU   2570   -30   13   3
Kerry Meier   ku   1700   350   14   5

lol