Jamison Crowder

Even with quarterback Sean Renfree gone to the NFL, Crowder should still establish himself as one of the nation's elite fantasy receivers in 2013. The junior had an excellent 2012 season, catching 76 passes for 1,074 yards and eight touchdowns in 13 games, and he should improve on all of those in 2013. Duke will be replacing two of its top three receivers from a year ago, as Conner Vernon and Desmond Scott graduated after totaling 151 catches a year ago. There are no obvious replacements on the roster, so Crowder could push for 100 catches as the lone established receiver.

Although he's listed at just 5-9, 175, Crowder's excellent elusiveness makes him dangerous both as a route runner and after the catch. Not only did he post 108 receptions for 1,360 yards (12.6 YPC) and eight touchdowns last season, but Crowder was one of the nation's top punt returners, averaging 16 yards per return and scoring twice. He has little competition for targets and starting QB Anthony Boone is back, making Crowder one of the best bets for triple-digit receptions this season and increased PPR value.