Richard Lagow

Lagow transferred from junior college prior to 2016 and secured the starter duties vacated by Nate Sudfeld. Indiana's pass-heavy attack resulted in the junior signal-caller attempting the 15th-most passes (438) in college football last season. Unfortunately, he only completed 57.8 percent of those passes -- second-worst among the top 15 in attempts -- and finished with a 19:17 TD:INT ratio along with 3,362 passing yards. The year of starting experience should benefit Lagow, but losing two of his top three pass-catchers (Ricky Jones and Mitchell Paige) from last season forces him to develop chemistry with some new targets for 2017. He will also play under new offensive coordinator Mike DeBord during his senior campaign, who focused on the running game in the same position with Tennessee last season. However, Indiana has more questions at running back than it does at receiver, where it has a pair of promising wideouts in Simmie Cobbs (6-4, 220) and Nick Westbrook (6-3, 209) that can help bail out Lagow when he's inaccurate.