Website for Stats, Info, etc.

**TWEETS** · 08-30-10, 08:32 PM

buy Phil Steeles book

**The DiB** · 08-31-10, 08:42 AM

Steele's book is the best for that. Just have to take into consideration players who have gotten hurt / suspended since the magazine came out in June.

http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/natlRank.jsp?year=2009&div=IA&site=org

Favorite online site for stats (mostly team stats), but you'd have to look at depth charts to see who's coming back.

**thomas6512** · 08-31-10, 03:24 PM

Phils Steele magazine is garbage. It's good for people who don't know JACK ! You wanna learn something about college football get, "2010 BLUE RIBBON COLLEGE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK.

The person who said get Phil Steele Mag, you've got A lot to learn BUDDY !

**The DiB** · 08-31-10, 03:55 PM

Originally posted by thomas6512

Phils Steele magazine is garbage. It's good for people who don't know JACK ! You wanna learn something about college football get, "2010 BLUE RIBBON COLLEGE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK.

The person who said get Phil Steele Mag, you've got A lot to learn BUDDY !

I don't need to buy a magazine to teach me anything about college football. I watch the games and evaluate/cap teams on my own, I don't need to listen to an expert to do so like you may have to. Bottom line, Steele's magazine is solid for depth charts, returning starters, and stats, which is exactly what the OP was looking for. Good luck this season.

**Biff Webster** · 08-31-10, 05:25 PM

I just want a list of returning starters and the stats of said starters. Just helps me with time management.

**corymsu** · 08-31-10, 05:43 PM

I tell you I was doing some research the other day and ran across collegefootballresource.com and it has all kind of links for things. Diff websites that go directly to the stat pages! Maybe some where to start?