NFL scouts love Marcus Mariota; UNC's secret weapon; more
Oregon QB Marcus Mariota passed for 3,665 yards and 31 TDs with just four interceptions last season.
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Switzer's confidence isn't unfounded. Coming out of high school in Charleston, W.V., he was a Parade All-American and chose the Tar Heels over Florida State and Penn State. With his 4.41 speed, the 5-9, 175-pounder could be one of the most exciting players over the next three seasons.
North Carolina's Ryan Switzer (3) returned 24 punts for 502 yards and five TDs last season.
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UCLA's Myles Jack played linebacker and running back in 2013 and rushed for seven touchdowns.
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Anderson's $3 million buyout during the first two years of his contract will likely make sure that he doesn't leave soon. And Anderson has a bold vision for an offense featuring dual-threat quarterback Fredi Knighten, speedy running back Michael Gordon and all-purpose star wide receiver J.D. McKissic. "We'll look a little bit more like Oregon," he said, "than we have in the past."
After waiting his turn, USC tight end Jalen Cope-Fitzpatrick is ready to showcase his skills and athleticism.
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Mississippi St. linebacker Benardrick McKinney will be one of the top defensive players in the SEC.
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Known for a prolific offense, Tony Levine's Houston Cougars will be bolstered by a stout defense in '14.
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There's not a photo of Fuente up in the restaurant yet, and he thinks he knows why. "We haven't won enough games yet," he said.
