Kashif Moore

Moore seems poised to become the next No. 1 wideout for Connecticut. He's undersized but proved to be a big-play threat last year, averaging 16.82 yards on his 22 catches. He caught even more passes as a freshman the year before, snagging 27 for 273 yards. The emergence of Marcus Easley cut into Moore's production last year, but Easley's in the NFL now. Moore seems more ideally built for a supporting role than a feature one, but it seems that the ball will find him more often in 2010. He should have a good value in Big East-only leagues.