OFFENSE
QB	Brady Quinn	Notre Dame
A legitimate Heisman candidate this fall, Quinn is fresh off a nine-win season in which he threw for nearly 4000 yards and 32 touchdowns. Having a top-flight WR like Samardzija doesn't hurt things, either.
RB	Michael Bush	Louisville
RB	Adrian Peterson	Oklahoma
Both powerful runners, this pair combined for over 2200 yards and 37 touchdowns on the ground last season. Each has hopes of leading his squad to the BCS this fall as well.
WR	Dwayne Jarrett	Southern Cal
WR	Jeff Samardzija	Notre Dame
TE	Zach Miller	Arizona State
Jarrett will be challenged with the presence of a new QB this fall, while Samardzija will have one of the nation's best back to heave passes his way. Miller, meanwhile, isn't sure who will be tossing the pigskin towards him this fall, but he's likely to catch a lot of them in 2006.
OL	Justin Blalock	Texas
OL	Levi Brown	Penn State
OL	Dan Mozes	West Virginia
OL	Sam Baker	Southern Cal
OL	Joe Thomas	Wisconsin
Who wouldn't want to run behind this massive, skilled offensive line? All of these guys are among the best in the country, and each appears to have a solid future in the NFL.
DEFENSE
DL	Quinn Pitcock	Ohio State
DL	Lawrence Jackson	Southern Cal
DL	Quentin Moses	Georgia
DL	Adam Carriker	Nebraska
Jackson, Moses, and Carriker each had somewhere between 9.5 and 11.5 sacks last fall, while Pitcock showed tremendous potential while playing behind a solid core that has now left Columbus. These guys are likely to keep the QB on the move all season long.
LB	Paul Posluszny	Penn State
LB	Patrick Willis	Mississippi
LB	Rufus Alexander	Oklahoma
There was little doubt among the staff who these three spots went to. This trio of punishers averaged 115 tackles each a season ago, and all three had at least three sacks and a half-dozen or more tackles for loss.
DB	Brandon Meriweather	Miami
DB	Daymeion Hughes	California
DB	Michael Griffin	Texas
DB	Eric Weddle	Utah
Completing a pass against these guys is easier said than done, and in the event you do get your hands on the ball, they're all willing to lay the lumber. Meriweather and Griffin each had more than 110 tackles and 3 interceptions, while Weddle and Hughes had a few less tackles but more picks.
SPECIAL TEAMS
K	Mason Crosby	Colorado
P	Daniel Sepulveda	Baylor
KR	Ted Ginn, Jr.	Ohio State
PR	Terry Richardson	Arizona State
Crosby has one of the strongest, most accurate legs in the history of college football, while Sepulveda has consistently been one of America's biggest field position changers in recent years. Ginn and Richardson both have the ability to take one to the house at any time.

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