Duke Johnson

There might not be a more exciting running back in college football this year than Johnson, who established himself as one of the nation's most dominant open-field runners despite primarily playing off the bench as a freshman last year. Johnson needed just 139 carries to bolt for 947 yards (6.8 YPC) and 10 touchdowns in 12 games, adding 221 yards and a touchdown on 27 catches while throwing a touchdown pass and returning two kickoffs for touchdowns. Although the Miami offense was pass-happy in 2012, Johnson is too good of a player not to get a much bigger workload in 2013. He inherits an offensive line returning all of its starters from 2012.

Johnson is an incoming recruit for Miami who looks too good to keep off the field. He might be good enough to significantly hurt Mike James' workload.