Alonzo Harris

Harris easily established himself as Lafayette's top running back last year, running for 700 yards (4.3 YPC) and eight touchdowns while catching 14 passes for 146 yards and another touchdown. His rushing average wasn't especially impressive, but a second look reveals that he actually did quite well for himself in a Lafayette offense that struggles to run, as the team's next two leading rushers combined for just 328 yards on 100 carries. Blaine Gautier figures to lead Lafayette's offense into scoring range often in 2012, in any case, so Harris is valuable in Sun Belt-only leagues and is worth owning in many other formats, too.