Kyle Padron

No single player is likely to take college football by storm quite like Padron should this year. As a freshman last year he completed 67.2 percent of his passes and averaged 9.6 yards per attempt while gunning for 1,922 yards through the air, throwing just four interceptions compared to 10 touchdowns. But he's not a freshman anymore, and he'll lead the offense from the start of the year this time. The offense is all his, and the results should be fun to watch. Expect Padron's numbers to be among the tier immediately below Case Keenum in Houston. Needless to say, consider him among the best in the country this year.