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Fantasy football plans to join the exciting world of college football this upcoming season. With the talent in college football, there are many young stars who will be very valuable in fantasy football. The USC Trojans have an explosive offense under Lincoln Riley, and more often than not, his offense features dynamic playmakers. The Trojans ' offense would be a good place to target players for your fantasy football team. One name to monitor is receiver Tanook Hines .
In a recent college football fantasy football rankings for the receiver position, Eric Froton highlights USC receiver Tanook Hines as the No. 21 receiver.
Tanook Hines enters his sophomore season with high expectations, seeing that the #1 spot in this offense at receiver is up for the taking. Last season, USC's offense had two NFL-caliber receivers in their position group; both are now primed to dominate in the NFL too. Yet Hines, when given the opportunity, flashed the potential of being an elite receiver. The best example of that was the Trojans' bowl game vs USC, as both Makai Lemon and Ja'Kobi Lane sat for NFL draft prep. Hines posted 6 catches for 163 yards. He was Maiava's favorite target. That game could very well be a glimpse of what this season could look like.
With Hines' playmaking ability and his ability to get yards after the catch, he is a weapon very worthy of being taken in college football fantasy drafts. Riley will put him in a great position for success this season, both in the actual game and for fantasy football. Would not be surprised if he ends up being a big steal for fantasy football.
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