Andy Isabella
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Leading nation in receiving yards
Isabella already 1,013 receiving yards and eight touchdowns on 64 catches out of 96 targets after eight games. He's also rushed for a touchdown and 55 yards on six carries.
ANALYSIS
Last season's 1,020 receiving yards was impressive enough for Isabella, but after eight games this season he's almost surpassed that total as he's currently tied with Hawaii's John Ursua for most in the country. The last three games for the UMass receiver has gone a long way towards his nation-leading total as he had outings of 198, 191 and 174 to bring his number of 100-yard games this season to four. Even in the four games he didn't surpass the century mark, he averaged nearly 80 receiving yards. His next game will pit him against UConn, a favorable matchup for another big day against one of the nation's worst defenses.
Last season's 1,020 receiving yards was impressive enough for Isabella, but after eight games this season he's almost surpassed that total as he's currently tied with Hawaii's John Ursua for most in the country. The last three games for the UMass receiver has gone a long way towards his nation-leading total as he had outings of 198, 191 and 174 to bring his number of 100-yard games this season to four. Even in the four games he didn't surpass the century mark, he averaged nearly 80 receiving yards. His next game will pit him against UConn, a favorable matchup for another big day against one of the nation's worst defenses.
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2018 Fantasy Outlook
Isabella might be a small wideout at a listed 5-foot-9, 186 pounds, but that hasn't stopped him from finding the end zone 18 times for Massachusetts in the last two years, and he's poised to rank among the top receivers in the country as he heads into 2018. With the graduation of target hog tight end Adam Breneman (64 catches in 11 games last year) but senior quarterback Andrew Ford returning, Isabella should build on last year's 1,020 yards and 10 touchdowns. Only one other returning UMass pass catcher exceeded 500 yards in 2017.
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Catches touchdown in loss
Isabella had four catches for 43 yards and a touchdown in Saturday's loss to Florida International. He also had three carries for 23 yards.
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Begins year with two touchdowns
Isabella caught two touchdowns on five catches for 131 yards in the win Saturday over Duquesne.
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Torrid start to November
Isabella has caught 15 passes for 310 yards and four touchdowns over the last two weeks.
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Grabs 101 yards, one touchdown
Isabella caught six passes for 101 yards and one touchdown in Saturday's loss to Coastal Carolina.
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Racks up 40 yards, one touchdown Saturday
Isabella caught five passes for 40 yards and a touchdown during Saturday's 38-35 loss to Hawaii.
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