​Yahoo Sports College Football analysts Eric Froton and Nick Bromberg reveal their boldest predictions for Week 10 of the CFF season.Florida State WR Micahi Danzy Eclipses the Century MarkDanzy is expected to see an uptick in usage with Duce Robinson now expected to miss the remainder of the regular season. Danzy has been a dangerous vertical weapon thus far, averaging 17.4 YPC while securing five-of-seven downfield targets. I expect to see Danzy become the primary aerial weapon for the Seminoles this weekend against a BC secondary that ranks 111th nationally with a 65% completion rate. I foresee 100 yards and a touchdown on the horizon for Danzy this Saturday. — Eric FrotonSavion Hiter Lives Up to His Prep BillingMichigan 5-star freshman RB Savion Hiter spent the first half of the season acclimating to the pace of the collegiate game while waiting his turn behind starting RB Jordan Marshall. Well, his time has come after Hiter logged 20 carries against Rutgers last weekend, while Marshall received just five carries that generated zero yards. The Wolverines offense has been less-than-stellar this season, to say the least, but looked reborn with QB Tommy Carr at the helm. UM should bludgeon Michigan State’s soft defensive front that ranks 116th in rushing success rate allowed, with Hiter leading the way with 100 yards and a touchdown on 15+ carries in his first official start for the Wolverines. — FrotonPlay It Safe With BYU’s LJ MartinThe Cougars’ star rusher and reigning Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year is set to make his return to the field from a lower-body injury against Utah. But you should look elsewhere if you have Martin on your roster. He’s likely to receive a limited number of snaps and might not be 100%. It feels like a scenario where game significance matters — if BYU was playing a lesser opponent, Martin might sit out this week. Purdue’s Fame Ijeboi is still available in roughly half of leagues and the Boilermakers have Maryland. He’s a much safer bet if you’re in need of a running back. — Nick BrombergOSU’s Wyatt Young Bounces Back From Late Penalty with Monster GameThe North Texas transfer has scored at least 14 points in each of Oklahoma’s last five games and had seven catches for 74 yards and two scores a week ago against Iowa State. However, his late unsportsmanlike conduct penalty after his go-ahead TD in the fourth quarter helped Iowa State start its final possession at the 37-yard line.Young has been contrite this week and should have over 100 yards and a touchdown against a Kansas State team that is reeling due to injuries at quarterback. If Oklahoma State’s offense can get going, the Wildcats won’t be able to keep up. — Bromberg