
Craig Haley
Senior College Football Editor at The Analyst
Stats Perform/The Analyst FCS Senior Editor. FWAA. Much younger, of course, but same birthday/city as Dennis Rodman! Go Reds/Red Bulls/UConnWBB.
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2 weeks ago |
theanalyst.com | Craig Haley
Their styles can bewide-ranging, from charismatic to business-like to disciplinarian. But the MLB managerswith the most wins in history are very much alike when it comes tothe bottom line found each season in thestandings. The attention is often on a home run hitter or a flamethrowingpitcher, but when a baseball team has an outstanding manager, he’soften in the spotlight.
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2 weeks ago |
theanalyst.com | Craig Haley
They don’t command thesame attention as the offense or defense, but special teams play akey role in a squad’s success. Heading into the 2025 FCSseason, we’re looking to the top returnees in a number of keystatistics. Games often turn on the third part of football –special teams. Their importance is in the name. From a touchdown return to a long field goal – or a missed PAT –to a blocked kick or a punt deep inside an opponent’s territory,special teams add up in so many ways.
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2 weeks ago |
theanalyst.com | Craig Haley
Sure, giving is a goodthing in life. But with the top returning defensive statisticalleaders in FCSfootball, it’s better to take away fromoffenses. If you want to know what teams made the FCS playoffs last year,look no further than ones with star defensive players who rank No.1 nationally in different statistics among 2025 seasonreturnees. Sure, there’s national champion North Dakota State with itsstandout players.
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3 weeks ago |
theanalyst.com | Craig Haley
Whether through run,pass or catch, the top returning offensive statistical leaders areset to light up the scoreboard again in the 2025 FCSfootball season. North Dakota State’s Bryce Lance led FCS college football intouchdown receptions while the Bison won the 2024 nationalchampionship. But consider, he entered last season with one career receptionover his first two seasons on the field – yes, one.
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1 month ago |
theanalyst.com | Craig Haley
Offseason moves in college football have as manytwists and turns as the season itself. With the transferringbasically in the rear-view mirror, Craig Haley updates his FCSfootball preseason Top 25 rankings from just after North Dakota State’smost-recent national title. Change is … not good? That’s the best way to the look at the Never-Too-Early FCS Top25 Rankings, where consistency and little flip-flipping afterwardare embraced.
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