Quarterbacks

1. Colt McCoy, Texas — 51.66 pts (304 yds, 4 TDs, 175 rush yds, TD)
2. Theo Scott, Ohio — 43.86 pts (324 yds, 3 TDs, 69 rush yds, 2 TDs)
3. Todd Reesing, Kansas — 43.72 pts (498 yds, 4 TDs, INT, 8 rush yds, TD)

Running Backs

1. Curtis Steele, Memphis — 50.7 pts (232 yds, 4 TDs, 2 rec, 25 yds)
2. Robert Turbin, Utah State — 49.3 pts (113 yds, 3 TDs, 2 rec, 70 yds, 2 TDs)
3. Toby Gerhart, Stanford — 47.02 pts (205 yds, 3 TDs, rec, 33 yds, 18 pass yds, TD)

Wide Receivers

1. Golden Tate, Notre Dame — 44.6 pts (10 rec, 201 yds, 3 TDs, 15 rush yds)
2. Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas — 43.2 pts (14 rec, 242 yds, 2 TDs)
3. Danario Alexander, Missouri — 37.8 pts (15 rec, 233 yds, TD, 10 rush yds)

Tight End

1. Ben Guidugli, Cincinnati — 30.4 pts (7 rec, 149 yds, 2 TDs)
2. Ladarius Green, UL-Lafayette — 26.4 pts (5 rec, 119 yds, 2 TDs)
3. Aaron Hernandez, Florida — 22.8 pts (5 rec, 83 yds, 2 TDs)

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A moment of silence for the end of the college fantasy football season.

Rodgers vs. Gerhart

Toby Gerhart has firmly planted himself in the middle of the Heisman race. And rightly so. His power running style has led the Stanford Cardinal to eight wins and a likely Emerald Bowl bid just down the street. He has the stats — 311 carries for 1,736 yards and 26 rushing touchdowns — and the play — an 18-yard touchdown pass with nine minutes to go against Notre Dame to tie the game — needed to earn a trip to New York.

What I do not understand is why his Pac-10 counterpart, Jacquizz Rodgers, is not receiving the same Heisman interest. Rodgers has gained 1,313 yards and has scored 19 rushing touchdowns with one very big game remaining on the schedule. True, both rushing statistics will likely be less than Gerhart's but Rodgers' impact in the passing game is substantial. The little running back has caught 57 more passes (67 to 10) than Gerhart for 287 more yards (436 to 149). They actually have both thrown a touchdown pass as well this season.

In addition, Quizz vastly out-performed Gerhart in the head-to-head battle. In Oregon State's 38-28 win over Stanford, Rodgers posted his best rushing game of the season with 189 yards and four touchdowns while adding five catches for 82 more yards. That loss to the Beavers was actually the last time Gerhart failed to reach 100 yards rushing (albeit while scoring two touchdowns).

Last but not least, Rodgers and his Beavers will be playing for a trip to the Rose Bowl and a Pac-10 championship this Thursday night against Oregon. Should Quizz play well in the biggest game in Oregon State's recent history, it would be an absolute travesty if he is left out of the Heisman ceremony in Times Square.

At the moment, Gerhart is fantasy's No. 1 running back for the season (358.22 pts) but Rodgers (333.36 pts), with a 25 or more-point-performance, would actually take the crown atop the running back big board. Too bad the season ends in Week 13.

2009's Top-10

Here is a quick look at the to top-10 fantasy performances of the season:

1. Colin Kaepernick, Nevada (Wk 8, Idaho): 62.12 pts
178 yards, 2 TDs, 230 rush yards, 4 TDs

2. Donald Buckram, UTEP (Wk 10, @ Tulane): 59.8 pts
234 yards, 3 TDs, 3 rec, 109 yards, TD

3. Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss (Wk 11, Tennessee): 58.4 pts
4 rec, 42 yards, 282 rush yards, 4 TDs

4. Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green (Wk 6, @ Kent State): 57.7 pts
22 rec, 278 yards, 3 TDs, 9 rush yards

5. Montel Harris, Boston College (Wk 7, NC State): 56.4 pts
264 yards, 5 TDs

6. Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State (Wk 6, Stanford): 53.6 pts
189 yards, 4 TDs, 5 rec, 82 yards

7. Joe Webb, UAB (Wk 10, FAU): 51.68 pts
292 yards, 4 TDs, 120 rush yards, 2 TDs

8t. Aaron Opelt, Toledo (Wk 2, Colorado): 51.66 pts
319 yards, 4 TDs, 109 rush yards, 2 TDs

8t. Colt McCoy, Texas (Wk 13, @ Texas A&M): 51.66 pts
304 yards, 4 TDs, 175 rush yards, TD

10. Riley Dodge, North Texas (Wk 9, Western Kentucky): 51.48 pts
262 yards, 4 TDs, 70 rush yards, 3 TDs

End of Season Rankings

Here is a look at the top players by position and their respective statistics and preseason rankings:

* — Total Fantasy Points for 2009
^ — Preseason positional ranking for 2009

Quarterbacks

Just Missed (11-15): Colt McCoy, Kellen Moore, Ricky Dobbs, Jimmy Clausen and Max Hall.

Running Backs

Just Missed (11-15): Curtis Steele, Montario Hardesty, Daniel Thomas, Anthony Dixon, Montel Harris.

** — Spiller scored five return touchdowns, a two-pt conversion and a passing touchdown as well.

Wide Receivers

Just Missed (11-15): Jeremy Williams, Titus Young, Eric Page, Emmanuel Sanders, Dwayne Harris

** — Other TD includes rushing, passing or return touchdowns

Singe-Game Highs

Total Offense: 569 yds (Case Keenum, Houston, Oct. 31)
Total Plays: 79 (Case Keenum, Houston, Oct. 3)
Pass Yards: 559 yds (Case Keenum, Houston, Oct. 31)
Completions: 51 (Case Keenum, Houston, Oct. 3)
Pass Attempts: 76 (Case Keenum, Houston, Oct. 3)
Pass Efficiency: 315.84 (G.J. Kinne, Tulsa, Sept. 26)
Rushing Yards: 301 yds (MiQuale Lewis, Ball State, Oct. 24)
Rushing Attempts: 42 (Shane Vereen, Cal, Nov. 21 AND Brynn Harvey, UCF, Oct. 3)
Receptions: 22 rec. (Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green, Oct. 10)
Receiving Yards: 278 yds (Freddie Barnes, Bowling Green, Oct. 10)
Punt Return Yards: 209 yds (Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma, Nov. 28)
Kick Return Yards: 221 yds (Chris Garrett, Ohio, Sept. 26)
Scoring: 30 pts (Ricky Dobbs, Jahvid Best, Robert Turbin, Montel Harris, Mike Ball)
Field Goals Made: 6 FG (Richard Jackson, Clemson, Sept. 19)
All-Purpose Yards: 351 yds (Brandon Banks, Kansas State, Oct. 31)
Longest Rush: 99 yds (Broderick Green, Arkansas, Oct. 31)
Longest Pass: 99 yds (Jeff Tuel to Johnny Forzani, Washington State, Oct. 10)
Tackles: 23 (Brian Hendricks, Wyoming, Oct. 17)
Sacks: 5 (Jared Crick, Nebraska, Oct. 31)