Michael Hawkins Jr. returns as QB1 in college fantasy football rankings
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 11:37 AM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Week 11 college fantasy football rankings feature North Texas running back Jahiem White retaining the top spot. Boise State's Dylan Riley rises to FLEX2 after a performance of 300 all-purpose yards. West Virginia’s Michael Hawkins Jr. climbs to QB1 after accounting for four touchdowns in a narrow loss to Texas Tech. Iowa State’s Aiden Flora and Tulsa’s Oran Singleton Jr. also make significant moves up the rankings. The rankings reflect players' performances as the season progresses, with upcoming matchups likely influencing their standings further.
- •North Texas' Jahiem White scores three touchdowns in a win over Rice.
- •Boise State's Dylan Riley totals 300 all-purpose yards in a victory.
- •Hawkins sets a West Virginia single-season record with 19 rushing touchdowns.
- •Iowa State’s Aiden Flora jumps 99 ranks after a strong showing against Baylor.
- •Upcoming matchups for these players could affect their rankings further.
- 11:37 AMYahoo Sports — Week 11 college fantasy football rankings: Michael Hawkins Jr. back at QB1
"Boise State’s Dylan Riley climbs to FLEX2 after 300 all-purpose yards, and Tulsa’s Oran Singleton Jr. jumps 37 receiver spots after a career night against Tulane.
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