Tom Savage

Savage stepped in as a freshman in 2009 and did quite a good job, even though he only completed 52.3 percent of his passes. That figure is acceptable because he threw twice as many touchdowns as interceptions (14-to-7) and averaged 7.8 yards per attempt. He lost top receiver Tim Brown this off-season, unfortunately, but his offense returns what should be a pretty good rushing attack along with a good group of pass-catchers, headlined by 2009 freshman sensation Mohamed Sanu. Savage isn't in an offense that typically airs it out a whole lot, but he looks like a good player in what should be an efficient offensive attack. His value is limited mostly to Big East-only leagues.