Chuckie Keeton

Keeton has been a star since his very first game as a freshman in 2011, when he nearly led Utah State to a road upset over the returning national champions of Auburn. He's only gotten better since then, and the dual-threat playmaker took his game to the next level in 2012, throwing for 3,373 yards (8.3 YPA), 27 touchdowns and nine interceptions in 13 games while taking off for 619 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground. Keeton should retain a very high floor in 2013 since Utah State brings back the same offensive line as last year, but it's not clear who he'll throw to after all of his top five pass catchers from last year graduated.

Keeton was very impressive as a freshman last year and was downright valiant at times, particularly in the season-opening near upset of Auburn, but a neck injury in November ended his reign as starter for Utah State. Adam Kennedy replaced him and also played well, and Utah State opted to keep Kennedy in the lineup rather than mess with chemistry. Both players were productive fantasy factors as starters, but it's not clear who will start heading into 2012.