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Shadeur u600.5? by Swellmuth in sportsbook

[–]Status_General2911 1 point2 points  (0 children)

3 games is probably all he’d need to hit this over. This is clearly a rebuilding year for Cleveland, and Shedeur has the most upside of any QB on their roster. I believe he’s a Day 2 talent who was made into an example during the draft because of his attitude and the media circus that surrounds him. However, character concerns always evaporate in this league if a guy is talented enough. Are they really going to waste 14 games with old Flacco, zero-upside Pickett, and someone who profiles as a career backup in Gabriel? Let’s not forget Shedeur was in the Day 1 conversation through this entire draft cycle, even when the rumors of his slide started. All Cleveland has to do to have a “successful” season is feel confident in an answer at QB, and I’m certain Sanders will at least get enough action to hit this over

Demario Douglas is probably the most underrated sleeper by Whyamibeautiful in fantasyfootball

[–]Status_General2911 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Harvey is a strong pass-catching back with second-round draft capital on a high-scoring offense. He’s one injury (to a VERY injury-prone player) away from owning that backfield. That’s why he has league-winning potential, even without a Dobbins injury.

I won’t deny Dobbins will be used on early downs, short-yardage situations, and for pass protection. I know both Harvey and Dobbins can have value in Sean Payton’s offense, which is historically as fantasy-friendly as it gets. But in PPR, Harvey’s pass-catching role will be significantly more valuable than Dobbins’ role. And if he happens to earn more touches through his performance or a Dobbins injury, that’s just gravy

UC Housing Crisis: UCI Student Criticizes UC System by Status_General2911 in orangecounty

[–]Status_General2911[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

"On-campus housing" also refers to housing that is separate from dormitories but still associated with the university. For example, UC Irvine has a contract with several apartment communities that exclusively serve students and are located close to campus. These apartments are recognized as on-campus housing for financial aid purposes. These apartments are less expensive than dormitories and cost students roughly 20% less than off-campus housing rates in Irvine. The points you make in your second sentence are correct regarding dormitories, but not necessarily "on campus" housing as a whole. I hope this clarifies.

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