College Fantasy Football: Bold predictions for this weekend's Week 4 slate

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Yahoo Sports College Football analysts Eric Froton and Nick Bromberg deliver their boldest college fantasy football predictions for the remaining Week 4 slate.

Bonner drew praise throughout fall camp and was heralded as the next multi-year starting RB for the Huskies. Of course, nobody expected his time as a starter would begin so quickly, but then Quaid Carr and Jayden Limar went down with long-term injuries in the same game, opening the door for Bonner to take over. He ran for 81 yards on just six carries in his first start against FCS Eastern Washington, and now plays a Gophers defense that allowed 252 rushing yards and two scores on the ground to Mississippi State two weeks ago.

I think Bonner posts his first 100+ yard game and scores his first collegiate touchdown with Washington comfortably beating Minnesota at home. — Froton

After destroying the ACC with QB Darian Mensah for the conference champion Duke Blue Devils, Barkate followed Mensah to South Beach in hopes of elevating his game and challenging for a national championship. While the numbers haven’t been elite, averaging 8.2 half-PPR points per game, Barkate has run the second-most routes on the team (67), just slightly behind superstar WR Malachi Toney (71).

With Miami’s WR3 Joshua Moore out of the season, and Toney deemed questionable to play against a lower-echelon CMU secondary that ranks 115th in pass success rate allowed (47%), I think Barkate is finally featured and clears 100+ receiving yards with a touchdown against the Chippewas. — Froton

Collin Dixon's receiving stats compared to his Illinois teammates are absurd. His 25 catches are more than twice his nearest teammate and he has more than 220 yards than anyone else too. Ohio State doesn't seem like a great matchup for him but there's real potential for 100 yards and a TD if Illinois is (likely) forced into playing catch-up in the second half. — Dixon

The West Virginia QB is not a mirage. The Oklahoma transfer has been one of the highest-scoring QBs in the country so far this season and that will continue. Hawkins' ability to run is a perfect fit in Rich Rodriguez's offense and he should again score multiple touchdowns against Oklahoma State in Week 4. — Bromberg

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