CFB DFS Breakdown: Wednesday, November 4th
Few things make life feel more like normal than a MACtion slate right in the middle of a work week in November. We get a bonus in that it’s a FULL MACtion slate with all teams scheduled to face off. This will be the norm moving forward for this conference and really nothing could make me happier at the moment. While half of the country is super excited about the election results leaving the rest of the country reeling, we’ll be fully united in our glee as Americans watching meaningless college football games for hours of our random Wednesday evening. It’s so beautiful.
First off, let’s get this straight. You all have been spoiled by all the gunslinging going on during these weekend slates of action. If that’s what you are expecting in these matchups you are going to be sorely mistaken. The MAC didn’t have a single receiver eclipse 1000 yards receiving last season. In fact they didn’t even have anybody eclipse 900 yards receiving. There was only one receiver with over 100 targets (123 – Khalil Pimpleton). And the next two in targets were, you guessed it, two tight ends (Quinton Morris and Giovanni Ricci). Well obviously, the same kind of parallel level of production is littered among the quarterbacks.