Your teams breakout players for 2015???

[Mistaken4193]

For Bama I have 3:

Rashaan Evans: Dude is going to be best pass rusher we have had under Saban and will have a HUGE year IMO.

Hootie Jones: Should fill in for Landon Collins nicely.

Ardarius Stewart: I promise you this kid will be 1st team All-SEC at receiver next year.

 

[axisoftime]

For Ohio State:

Raekwon McMillan. Will be a true sophomore and start at mike after Curtis Grant graduates. Super talented athletic freak. We are blessed to have him 2 more years before he is a first round NFL draft pick.

 

[stammer78]

For Iowa:
Wait!!! Do we have any breakout players?

 

[Gohogs14]

WR JoJo Robinson

LB Randy Ramsey

CB Henre Toliver

 

[Red_Alert]

De'Mornay Pierson-El (SO) (WR/KR). Great true freshman season.

Not sure about others with the coaching change.

Maybe Maliek Collins (DT), or Cethan Carter (TE)

 

[romeo212000]

Oklahoma

RB Joe Mixon

WR Miciah Quick

FB Dimitri Flowers

DT Charles Walker

 

[Phantom]

Better be Jerrod Heard for Texas or it's going to be another long year.

 

[Boise4Life]

Jeremy McNichols - RB/WR

Thomas Sperbeck - WR

I would have said Mat Boesen at DE, but his dumb ass ended up getting kicked off the team. Sucks. He was an animal and a complete terror in his limited action as a freshman before being suspended. Maybe someone like Elliot Hoyte at DE. He's a kid from England who's still learning the game but he's starting to figure it out and could explode for a monster season.

I'm hoping Brett Rypien's name is added to this list at QB, but they'll probably start Ryan Findley instead and redshirt him. I'm really excited to see what this Rypien kid has.

 

[trojanfan12]

I'm going with:

Cody Kessler: Quietly (as if there is such a thing at USC), put up Heisman worthy numbers last season, but was overshadowed by Mariota from Oregon and to a lesser extent, Hundley at UCLA. He completed 69.7% of his passes (315 of 452) for 3826 yards, 39 tds and 5 interceptions. If he continues to improve, he could have a monster season and possibly lead USC to the playoff.

Adoree Jackson: Played both ways last year (WR and CB) and impacted both sides of the ball as a true freshman. Should be even better as a sophomore.

Juju Smith: Was able to impact the offense last year as a true freshman, even though he was overshadowed by Nelson Agholor and George Farmer. He earned Kessler's trust as the season progressed and with Agholor and Farmer both declaring for the NFL, he will be USC's #1 receiver going into the season.

 

[socaljim242]

I'm going with:

Cody Kessler: Quietly (as if there is such a thing at USC), put up Heisman worthy numbers last season, but was overshadowed by Mariota from Oregon and to a lesser extent, Hundley at UCLA. He completed 69.7% of his passes (315 of 452) for 3826 yards, 39 tds and 5 interceptions. If he continues to improve, he could have a monster season and possibly lead USC to the playoff.

Adoree Jackson: Played both ways last rear (WR and CB) and impacted both sides of the ball as a true freshman. Should be even better as a sophomore.

Juju Smith: Was able to impact the offense last year as a true freshman, even though he was overshadowed by Nelson Agholor and George Farmer. He earned Kessler's trust as the season progressed and with Agholor and Farmer both declaring for the NFL, he will be USC's #1 receiver going into the season.

Spot on. Adoree will be a Charles Woodson type player but with Reggie/DAT moves.

 

[Boise4Life]

Interesting to see a star QB from USC fly under the radar. Some of that might have had to do with the PAC South being so strong and so balanced. He kind of got lost in the shuffle, but he was tremendous last season no doubt.

 

[TigerBait1971]

Leonard Fournette.

Jamal Adams

 

[mrwallace2ku]

We have none.

 

[Codaxx]

Better be Jerrod Heard for Texas or it's going to be another long year.

I will add Hassan Ridgeway. Do not be surprised to see him talked about as as first round pick. He will over and take M Browns spot after playing out of position as more of a NG

Armanti Foreman: WR. Kid is elusive. Texas has lacked playmakers for years, this kid has a chance to change that

 

[RaidaDave]

It could be incoming freshman 5* DL Canton Kaumatule. At 6-7 290, he was a terror and was described as "unblockable" during the Under Armor All Star game.

I also wouldn't be surprised if Tony James made a splash.

 

[TDs3nOut]

RB Kenneth Farrow ran for over 1,000 yards with 14 TDs as a junior last year, but I think that he only scratched the surface of his capability. Very excited to see what the "QB Whisperer" does with both him and QB Greg Ward Jr.

 

[The Crimson King]

For Bama I have 3:

Rashaan Evans: Dude is going to be best pass rusher we have had under Saban and will have a HUGE year IMO.

Hootie Jones: Should fill in for Landon Collins nicely.

Ardarius Stewart: I promise you this kid will be 1st team All-SEC at receiver next year.

 

[TDs3nOut]

Leonard Fournette.

Jamal Adams

Fournette definitely looks like the real deal. He was a monster against ND in the bowl game.

 

[socaljim242]

It could be incoming freshman 5* DL Canton Kaumatule. At 6-7 290, he was a terror and was described as "unblockable" during the Under Armor All Star game.

I also wouldn't be surprised if Tony James made a splash.

Should be interesting . More often than not a 6'7" or taller lineman doesn't dominate like you think he would because of his higher center of gravity. Strong shorter linemen tend to affect these guys. But he could be one of the few who figures its out. Will be fun to see.

 

[TexasExes98]

Better be Jerrod Heard for Texas or it's going to be another long year.

THIS^^^^^^^

Nobody else matters. If Heard can't live up to expectations, we're fucked. Strong can pull in all the 4-5 star defensive players he wants but it doesn't mean DICK if our QB sucks again.