Jarboe finally began to reach his immense potential after shuffling between schools for a number of years. However, he faces a long road ahead to re-establish himself even after earning 2nd Team All-Sun Belt honors in 2011.

Brooks' strong senior season was a big reason for the Hilltoppers' strong defensive performance in 2011.

Prelow moved to the ‘Hawk’ position this season after getting significant experience at safety in 2010. The move should not be viewed as an indictment on his cover skills. He’s one of the more underrated DBs in the Sun Belt conference.

The slender McCray, pictured, combines range and athleticism at the safety position.

Arkansas State LB Demario Davis, pictured, finished his impressive Red Wolves' career with 229 tackles, 4 interceptions and 7 sacks.

The multi-purpose Green (#89 pictured) has been a down the field threat for the Ragin' Cajuns since his arrival on campus. After leading the nation's tight ends in receiving yards in 2010 (794), Green

The sturdy former Red Wolves' fullback is yet another player at the position in this year's class who saw extensive time with the ball in his hands while in school.

Western Kentucky RB Bobby Rainey (#3 pictured) was among the nation's leading rushers in each of the last two seasons. His tremendous leadership was a big reason the Hilltoppers nearly made a bowl appearance in 2011.

After a strong 2010 campaign, Massaquoi (#94 pictured) didn’t quite have the same impact for the Trojans in 2011.

After failing to get on the field much as a freshman, junior DE Quanterus Smith has emerged as a legitimate threat for the Hilltoppers.