Isaiah Bowser

In his first season with the Knights, Bowser manned the lead halfback role, easily pacing the team in carries with 159. To show for it, he ran for 703 yards and nine touchdowns on 4.4 yards-per-carry. The UCF offense brings back many of its key playmakers, including top two receivers Brandon Johnson and Ryan O'Keefe, as well as starting quarterback Mikey Keene. With more time to mesh, this offense should only be better in 2022, and the same can be said for Bowser. 2022 will be his final season of eligibility, and he'll get to run it back with backfield mate Johnny Richardson. Richardson outgained Bowser last season as the slimmer, twitchy option, but Bowser dominated the carries by far. You'd like to see more explosiveness from Bowser to help him get to the next level, but he'll once again be the Knights' top option.