Any good sites that give good season previews for NCAAF

[james4512]

looking for a site that will show players lost players / returning starters ect anyone know a good site?

[SamDiamond]

Take 9 dollars and buy Phil Steele's magazine.

Not only do you get the information you listed, you get returning offensive production numbers, returning OL starts, returning letterman, returning upperclassmen, returning defensive numbers.

It is the bible of college football.

If you don't have 9 dollars, Steele provides all the information on his website. You just have to dig for it.

[TheMoneyShot]

No good sites anywhere.... all pay sites everywhere. Sucks.

[gojetsgomoxies]

just got phil steele on ipad today (first day)....... pretty rough to start. i think the book is pretty media rich for ipad. ipad has lots of glitches and i don't know the commands. but it's getting better.

i think there are some who do a good job on top teams in BCS conferences... but not sure how many do good work on idaho, NMS, tulane, wyoming etc.......

who are people's favourites for analysis on bigger teams?...... i was looking at goldsheet.com goldsheets?? today. used to get it free on bloomberg. i like their stuff in general, especially their weekly situations. i learnt alot from that

i have to somewhat concur that free philsteele.com has pretty much everything you need......... his write-ups in his paid magazine are pretty much based on his "working papers" which are available for free on his site.

i remember a month ago i said phil steele says XXXXX... someone said "LMFAO... phil steele... phil steele?!?!?!".....but really i don't know one place where i'd go for a good analysis on minnesota-unlv, let alone a good free one.

[gojetsgomoxies]

No good sites anywhere.... all pay sites everywhere. Sucks.

to a certain degree isn't this opportunity? i don't think paid sites are going to affect the market as much as an awesome free site.

[gojetsgomoxies]

there are a bunch of good free sites that predict scores of every game... but especially early in the season not sure what they base it on.

[Reload]

Marc Lawrence's Playbook has been my choice the last few years. Solid page of info on every team.

[james4512]

Take 9 dollars and buy Phil Steele's magazine.

Not only do you get the information you listed, you get returning offensive production numbers, returning OL starts, returning letterman, returning upperclassmen, returning defensive numbers.

It is the bible of college football.

If you don't have 9 dollars, Steele provides all the information on his website. You just have to dig for it.

sounds good, i know a few years back you could get it free online at a few sites, saves the 25 minute drive to barnes and noble but i guess that will have to do thanks

[porterkid69]

Try this site http://cfn.scout.com/2/1304136.html

[RudyRuetigger]

tmz.com

[jjgold]

get the mags guy

why are your struggling over this???

[mrsolodolo21]

Every team preview found here: (SaturdayEdge . com)

[jjgold]

tout site

no thanks

$100 a year

[mrsolodolo21]

Tried to post the link, but it wouldn't let me. Preview of every team (free): Saturday Edge . com/2013-spring-previews/

[Macheath.]

The aforementioned Phil Steele and Bill Connelly (http://www.footballstudyhall.com/) are required reading.

[ChalkyDog]

Marc Lawrence's Playbook has been my choice the last few years. Solid page of info on every team.

[gojetsgomoxies]

The aforementioned Phil Steele and Bill Connelly (http://www.footballstudyhall.com/) are required reading.

thanks, i had never heard of the 2nd source......

[tru]

Agreed just buy steeles mag when it comes out, not a better value for cfb than that. Wish he still did a fcs mag also

[jjgold]

the online sites are garbage

got to buy the hard copy mags that have been around for a long time and every pro buys them