Deantre Lewis

After being shot in the leg in a shooting in February of 2011, he missed the entire 2011 season. Now he is back and ready to play for his redshirt sophomore season and if he can replicate the production from his freshman year, he could be valuable in Pac-12 and deep leagues. Lewis averaged 5.9 yards per carry and was a constant big-play threat in his first season at Arizona State. On top of that, he can be a threat out of the backfield as a receiver, averaging more than 16 yards per reception. Cameron Marshall will limit Lewis' opportunities, but his per-play efficiency makes him a huge breakout candidate if Marshall misses any time.

Lewis was a big hit as a freshman last year, averaging 5.9 yards per carry while proving to be a superb receiving threat, posting 23 catches for 370 yards and two scores in 11 games. His value is limited by the presence of fellow talented runner Cameron Marshall, but both players are worth owning in Pac-12-only leagues. If Marshall misses any time with injury, Lewis becomes a must-start in basically all scenarios.