I decided to start a new feature here at THE PASS RUSH: Fantasy Mailbag. Before we get to that, I wanted to introduce you to our new guest writer, Brandon Phillips, whose specialty is college football. He's already 70% against the spread (17-7) this year on his college picks, which he'll be posting [...]
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