Yahoo Launches College Fantasy Football Ahead of 2026 Season

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Yahoo Launches College Fantasy Football Ahead of 2026 Season

Yahoo has officially launched College Fantasy Football ahead of the 2026 season, giving fans the chance to draft stars like Jeremiah Smith, Arch Manning and Sam Leavitt. The game introduces a unique "Team Offense" position that rewards high-scoring, efficient offenses. Drafts begin August 3, with scoring starting in Week 1 on September 3.

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