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We’ve also included how many games each player appeared in, which was taken into consideration along with the value of their position and statistical output. Most fantasy football leagues crowned their champions in Week 17, with several participants rejoicing in glory while some experienced utter disappointment. ADVERTISEMENTLet’s take a look: 

Hindsight is 20-20, but it’s fun to see how things play out after the fact. Christian McCaffrey, for example, was the consensus top pick heading into the season. However, given the number of games he missed and the output he had in the games he did play, he might not have even been worth drafting at all.

But which players were on those championship-winning teams? Which players carried most fantasy owners throughout the 2024 season? And it would have been great to know which players would sustain long-term injuries, right?recommendedFOX Sports Research conducted a re-draft of the first five rounds, assuming a standard 12-person league— giving each players average points per game from both a half and full point per reception (PPR) standpoint. The NFL regular season is nearly in the books, with just one game left to play before the playoffs begin.

Round 1

1. Saquon Barkley

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 21.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 22.2
  • Games played: 16

2. Ja’Marr Chase

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 19.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 23.6
  • Games played: 16

3. Justin Jefferson

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 16.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 19.3
  • Games played: 16

4. Derrick Henry

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 18.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 19.1
  • Games played: 16

5. Jahmyr Gibbs

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 18.3
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 19.8
  • Games played: 16

6. Bijan Robinson

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 17.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 19.4
  • Games played: 16

7. Lamar Jackson

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 25.5
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 25.5
  • Games played: 16

8. Amon-Ra St. Brown

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 15.5
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 18.9
  • Games played:

9. Josh Allen

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 23.7
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 23.7
  • Games played: 16

10. Josh Jacobs

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 16.5
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.6
  • Games played: 16

11. Kyren Williams

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 15.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.0
  • Games played: 16

12. Joe Burrow

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 22.5
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 22.5
  • Games played: 16

Round 2

13. James Cook

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 16.1
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.2
  • Games played: 15

14. De’Von Achane

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 15.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.6
  • Games played: 16

15. Jayden Daniels

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 22.0
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 22.0
  • Games played: 16

16. Malik Nabers

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 18.3
  • Games played: 14

17. Alvin Kamara

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 16.5
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 19.0
  • Games played: 14

18. CeeDee Lamb

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.6
  • Games played: 15

19. Brian Thomas Jr.

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 16.7
  • Games played: 16

20. Mike Evans

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.1
  • Games played: 13

21. Baker Mayfield

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 21.5
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 21.5
  • Games played: 16

22. James Conner

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.4
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.9
  • Games played: 16

23. Chase Brown

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.3
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.9
  • Games played: 16

24. Terry McLaurin

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 13.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.5
  • Games played: 16

Round 3

25. Jalen Hurts

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 21.0
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 21.0
  • Games played: 15

26. Joe Mixon

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 16.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 18.2
  • Games played: 13

27. Jonathan Taylor

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 16.3
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 16.9
  • Games played: 13

28. Jaxon Smith Njigba

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.5
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.5
  • Games played: 16

29. Brock Bowers

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.1
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.5
  • Games played: 16

30. Chuba Hubbard

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.7
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 16.1
  • Games played: 15

31. Garrett Wilson

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.1
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.2
  • Games played: 16

32. Jared Goff

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 19.7
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 19.7
  • Games played: 16

33. David Montgomery

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.8
  • Games played: 14

34. Drake London

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.0
  • Games played: 16

35. Bucky Irving

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.8
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 14.3
  • Games played: 16

36. Breece Hall

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 13.1
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 14.9
  • Games played: 15

Round 4

37. Aaron Jones

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 14.3
  • Games played: 16

38. George Kittle

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 13.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 16.6
  • Games played: 14

39. Ladd McConkey

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.4
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.0
  • Games played: 15

40. Davante Adams

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 13.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.0
  • Games played: 13

41. Trey McBride

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 11.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.4
  • Games played: 15

42. Sam Darnold

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 18.8
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 18.8
  • Games played: 16

43. Jerry Jeudy

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 11.7
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 14.3
  • Games played: 16

44. A.J. Brown

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.1
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 16.7
  • Games played: 13

45. Tee Higgins

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 16.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 19.4
  • Games played: 11

46. Puka Nacua

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 15.2
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 18.8
  • Games played: 11

47. Nico Collins

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 14.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 17.8
  • Games played: 11

48. Courtland Sutton

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 11.3
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 13.7
  • Games played: 16

Round 5

49. DeVonta Smith

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.7
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.3
  • Games played: 13

50. Jameson Williams

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 14.5
  • Games played: 14

51. Tyreek Hill

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 10.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 13.4
  • Games played: 16

52. D.J. Moore

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 10.7
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 13.5
  • Games played: 16

53. Jordan Addison

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 12.9
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 15.1
  • Games played: 14

54. Zay Flowers

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 10.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 12.9
  • Games played: 16

55. Rachaad White

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 11.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 13.3
  • Games played: 15

56. Tony Pollard

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 11.6
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 13.0
  • Games played: 15

57. D’Andre Swift

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 11.3
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 12.6
  • Games played: 16

58. Jonnu Smith 

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 10.3
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 12.7
  • Games played: 16

59. Brian Robinson Jr.

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 11.4
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 12.1
  • Games played: 13

60. D.K. Metcalf

  • PPG (half-point PPR): 10.4
  • PPG (full-point PPR): 12.6
  • Games played: 14

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Players that did not play in at least 11 games were excluded from draft consideration.

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Lednicky Signs Professional Contract with LOVB Houston – Texas A&M Athletics

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BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M volleyball’s Logan Lednicky signed her first professional contract with League One Volleyball (LOVB) Houston, the organization announced Friday.
 

Staying in the Lone Star State, Lednicky joins the Houston based LOVB team after spearheading the Aggies to the program’s first national title. The opposite hitter etched her name in Texas A&M history, as she broke the program rally-scoring record for career kills concluding her four years with 1,686.
 
“I’m so excited for Logan [Lednicky] to start her professional career,” head coach Jamie Morrison said. “Since taking over this program, it’s been our goal to help set up out athletes for the next step after college and seeing it come to fruition is incredible. Logan has developed every year she has been at Texas A&M and has all the skills necessary to succeed at the next level.”
 
The Sugar Land, Texas, native developed a well-rounded game throughout her four years but offensively is where she excelled. She recorded double-digit kills in 94 matches during her career, including 23 straight to conclude the 2025 campaign which led to a national crown.
 
Lednicky showed her versatility during her time in Aggieland, racking up 379 blocks which ranks 11th in program history and secured back-to-back 100-block seasons in her junior and senior campaigns. She also tacked on 808 digs which helped account for 28 career double-doubles.
 
Cementing herself as an all-time great for the program, she received a pair of AVCA Second Team All-America honors, was a four-time All-SEC and All-Region selection, AVCA Player of the Year Semifinalist, NCAA Tournament Team recipient, NCAA Regional Most Outstanding Player and five-time SEC weekly award winner.  
 
The pin hitter got her international career started this past summer, as she received her first senior-national team call up for the United States and was named to the Volleyball Nation’s League roster for the opening two weeks in Brazil and Serbia. She competed in seven of the eight matches over the two weeks, tallying 43 points on 38 kills and five blocks, while adding 26 digs.
 
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LOCAL: Pipestone JO volleyball registration underway

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Pipestone JO volleyball registration underway

Registration is currently underway for the Pipestone JO volleyball program.

The deadline to register is Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2026.

The JO volleyball program is currently conducting a registration drive. (Contributed graphic)

The JO program, for girls entering third grade through high school, has been in existence for nearly 20 years, offering competitive tournaments at PAS Gymnasium.

The school district supports and works with the program to keep registration cost affordable.

The season will run from March 7-April 19.

Registration cost is $200 per player.

For information, log onto the following link: pipestoneareajovolleyball.sportngin.com/register/form/670029690. There is a prompt to create an account for your player(s). 



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Syann Fairfield, 22, becomes new Reeths-Puffer varsity volleyball coach | White Lake Beacon

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MUSKEGON TWP. — Syann Fairfield recently got her elementary education degree from Ferris State University.

Now at age 22, Fairfield is now the new Reeths-Puffer varsity head volleyball coach.

But despite her age, her volleyball background is strong.

As a three-year starter at Ferris State, Fairfield helped the Bulldogs win two regular season championships and two conference tournament championships in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Conference (GLIAC).

About hiring Fairfield, Rockets Athletic Director Cliff Sandee said, “Syann has been successful in every aspect of life, as a standout student-athlete at North Muskegon and Ferris State.”

“More impressively, she has routinely made people around her more successful,” Sandee also said.

“Her playing experience at Ferris State and her coaching experience at Inside Out and at Muskegon Community College has prepared Syann to lead right away,” Sandee continued to say.

Sandee said, “She will develop champions in all areas of life.

As a young first-time varsity coach, Fairfield is eager to take on a team that’s going to have a lot of very young talent.

Her predecessor, Justin Birr, resigned in the fall at the end of last season.

Fairfield said that parents and other coaches in the area asked her to apply for the Rockets job when it got posted, and that she decided to do it.

Fairfield also said that she was also seeking to gain experience of interviewing for a high school coaching job.

But as she learned more about Reeths-Puffer and its volleyball program, she became more excited about the job and was thrilled when she got the job.

“I figured, why not,” Fairfield said. “Let’s go through the process and get the feel of things.”

“But the more I talked to people and learned about the school, it just seemed like the place to be,” Fairfield said.

Fairfield also said, “I work hard and go all-in on everything I do, and I am ready to tackle it!”

“I know it’s not common for people to take a chance on someone who just graduated a few weeks ago from college, but I think they could see my passion and what my goals would be for the program for the next few years,” Fairfield said.

She stood out as a four-year player on North Muskegon’s volleyball team and graduated in 2021.

She attained all-state honors in her sophomore, junior and senior years, helping North Muskegon win two district championships and one conference title.

In 2021, she helped North Muskegon win a state championship in girls soccer in 2021, showing that she had talents in more than one sport.



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BOZEMAN — Five legendary athletes and Montana State University’s president during an era of athletics and university-wide success enter the Bobcat Athletics Hall of Fame in January.

President Waded Cruzado, who led Montana State University from 2009-25, headlines a highly distinguished class of inductees. The list features Elvis Akpla (football, 2009-11), Jasmine Hommes Moeakiola (women’s basketball, 2012-16), Dan Johnson (track and field, 2004-08), Cody Kirk (football, 2010-13) and Cristian Soratos (cross country/track and field, 2012-15).

The ceremony is Jan. 16 at the Strand Union Building on the MSU campus. The evening begins with a social at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner and the inductions. Purchase tickets here.

The 2025-26 inductees:

President Waded Cruzado — Montana State University’s president during a period of historic growth and success … her support and vision drove the reconfiguration of the Bobcat Athletics physical plant, including the Sonny Holland End Zone, the Bobcat Athletic Complex, the Kennedy-Stark Athletic Center and renovations in Brick Breeden Fieldhouse.

Elvis Akpla, football — 2011 third-team All-America and first-team All-Big Sky, second in MSU history in career and single-season receiving yards, third in career touchdown catches, eighth in career receptions.

Jasmine Hommes Moeakiola, women’s basketball — 2016 Big Sky MVP, first-team All-Big Sky … 2015 second-team All-Big Sky … sixth in MSU history in scoring, seventh in blocked shots.

Dan Johnson, track and field — One of the most productive long-sprint athletes in MSU men’s track and field history … he won Big Sky 400-meter championships indoors in 2007 and 2008 and outdoors in 2008 and 2009.

Cody Kirk, football — First-team All-Big Sky in 2011, second-team in 2013 … MSU’s all-time leader in touchdowns with 47 and second with 3,422 career yards … his 666 career rushes are also second in school history.

Cristian Soratos, track and field/cross country — Two-time All-America (2015 mile, 2015 1,500) … 2015 Big Sky Championships outstanding performer indoor and outdoor … four-time Big Sky indoor champion (2015 800, mile; 2014/2015 distance medley relay), three-time Big Sky outdoor champion (2015 800 and 1,500; 2014 1,500)

MSU director of athletics Leon Costello also announced that Ben and Sue Schmitt, long-time supporters and volunteers with deep family ties to Bobcat Athletics, will be presented the second Torleif Aasheim Service Award. Both MSU grads, the Schmitts not only support Bobcat teams but have long aided individual staff members, coaches and student-athletes.





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2025 All-Tribune volleyball teams: Ubly leads honors

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The Ubly Bearcats made their first appearance at Kellogg Arena since 2007.

The Ubly Bearcats made their first appearance at Kellogg Arena since 2007.

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The Huron Daily Tribune has announced its 2025 All-Tribune volleyball teams. The teams were carefully selected by sportswriter Tom Greene and were considered through all-conference, all-Thumb and all-state selections.

Here are the All-Tribune teams:

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All-Tribune Volleyball Teams

Player of the Year

With a second-place finish for All-Thumb Player of the Year, and helping the Bearcats advance to Kellogg Arena for the first time since 2007, Ubly’s Waverly Hagen is named All-Tribune Player of the Year.

Coach of the Year

Leading the Ubly Bearcats to their first Kellogg Arena appearance since 2007, along with an undefeated record in the Big Thumb Black Division and selection as All-Thumb Coach of the Year, Ubly’s Rachel Sorenson is named All-Tribune Coach of the Year.

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Team of the Year

With their first Kellogg Arena appearance since 2007, the Ubly Bearcats are named All-Tribune Team of the Year.

All-Tribune First Team

Waverly Hagen, Ubly – Player of the Year

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Skylar Ignash, Cass City

Suzanne Smigielski, Ubly

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Jessica Bowers, Owendale-Gagetown

Karsyn Ignash, Cass City

Courtney Copeland, Bad Axe

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All-Tribune Second Team

Maylee Tank, Deckerville

Aubrey Hellebuyck, Owen-Gage

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Jentry Zimmerman, North Huron

All-Tribune Honorable Mentions

Raylynn Platzer, Cass City

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Reese Booms, Harbor Beach

Payton McIlhargie, Caseville

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Aspen Jimkoski, North Huron

Brooklynn Bailey, Caseville

Kiley Klinesmith, Caseville

Ayriona Maikrzek, Owendale-Gagetown

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Faith Morrish, Owendale-Gagetown

Madalyn Rumble, Deckerville

Jeneil Keinath, Deckerville

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Amelia Capling, Harbor Beach

Lexi Roggenbuck, Harbor Beach

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Jenna Schornack, North Huron

McKenzie Baker, Owendale-Gagetown



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ADM’s Coghlan Shares Advice For Younger Girls Taking Over Volleyball Program | Raccoon Valley Radio

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Adel-DeSoto-Minburn senior Elise Coghlan recently played in her final volleyball season of her high school career, hitting many achievements, but is leaving an encouraging message for the younger girls who will be carrying the program from here on out.

Coghlan is leaving a legacy behind for Tigers volleyball, as she is now sixth all-time in school history with 601 Assists in a season, and has a total of 1,273 assists over her four-year career. In addition, Coghlan concluded the season with 57 kills, 181 digs, and 32 blocks. As she’ll be graduating in the spring, Coghlan wants to remind the girls to never forget who they are.

“Just being yourself and showing your actual personality, and just being friends with everyone honestly.”

ADM finished the season with a 23-9 overall record (7-1; 2nd inside the Raccoon River Conference) and fell to Dallas Center-Grimes in the Class 4A Region 4 Championship on October 28th.





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