Michael Hawkins Jr. leads breakouts in college fantasy football first half

As the college fantasy football season approaches the halfway point, key performers have emerged. Michael Hawkins Jr. of West Virginia is highlighted for averaging 34.94 points per game, outpacing other quarterbacks significantly., Wayne Knight of UCLA is noted for his strong performance as a running back, averaging 22.6 points per game. Conversely, Texas quarterback Arch Manning is identified as a disappointment, ranking 41st among P4 quarterbacks with only 18.6 points per game. The analysis also mentions other players rising and falling in draft stock based on their performances throughout the season, reflecting ongoing trends as teams enter the final weeks of the campaign.

• 8:12 PMYahoo Sports — The biggest breakouts (and disappointments) in college fantasy football from the first half