Saylor Lavallii

Lavallii might be forced to start at running back for the Chippewas this year, but his production up to this point in his career indicates that he's likely a backup-level talent. Aside from a promising trio of games against Toledo, Miami (OH) and Ohio in which he ran for 479 yards and three touchdowns, Lavallii managed to post just 328 yards (3.1 YPC) and two scores in his other nine games. Although Lavallii might be a trendy sleeper pick now that star running back Zurlon Tipton is gone, there's no guarantee that he'll be able to earn a starting role in 2014. Both Maurice Shoemaker-Gilmore and Anthony Garland look capable of putting real heat on Lavallii for the starting job.