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The return of Casey Pachall is great news for TCU's passing attack heading towards the 2013 season. And the emergence of Trevone Boykin as a freshman last year gives the Frogs a solid second option if they need it. The question now is who they'll be throwing the ball to.

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Malachi Dupre (River Ridge, La./John Curtis) ranks No. 28 overall on the ESPN 150, making him a very valuable asset to many of the top programs around the nation. And it's easy to see why. At 6-foot-3 and 187-pounds, he's a gifted wide receiver with a good football IQ who also just happens to possess a combination of size and speed that should translate very nicely to the college game.

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Logan Thomas has the potential to be a truly dangerous weapon from the quarterback position. He amassed 993 yards over the past two seasons on the ground, and led Virginia Tech to 11 wins in 2011 while delivering a very solid effort through the air as well.

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By all accounts, the linebacking corps is the biggest strength of the Syracuse defense heading into the 2013 season. Dyshawn Davis is a major reason why, and his recovery from offseason shoulder surgery appears to be going very well.

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All Jake Ryan did for Michigan last season was lead the team in tackles (88 total, 16 of which were for a loss), while also posting 4.5 sacks and forcing four fumbles. In short, he anchored the defense from the linebacker position -- which is why there was considerable concern when he went down with a torn ACL during spring practice.

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Quarterback Taylor Kelly emerged as a very pleasant surprise in Todd Graham's first year as Arizona State head coach last season. In fact, when all was said and done, he had posted 3,039 passing yards and 29 touchdowns while tossing just 9 interceptions. Entering the 2012 campaign, he had attempted four passes at the college level. Now he enters 2013 as one of the top players at his position in the Pac-12.

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With Robert Woods and Marqise Lee leading the way, USC had one of the best wide receiver tandems in all of college football at its disposal last season. Woods entered the 2012 campaign as one of the top names at the position after a monster effort in 2011, then delivered another 846 yards and 11 touchdowns on 76 catches. Those numbers weren't quite as ridiculous as the 1,292 yards and 15 scores on 111 receptions he posted the year before, but they were still good enough to land him in the second round of NFL draft.

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By adding Derek Kief over the weekend, Alabama gets yet another offensive weapon to deploy in the future. Standing 6-foot-5, the four-star recruit brings good size to the wide receiver position, and uses it to his advantage. He also possesses decent quickness, and plays a versatile enough game to make things happen on both the inside and the outside.

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According to a report on ESPN.com's RecruitingNation, the Tennessee Volunteers have added a commitment from a four-star athlete to their 2014 recruiting class.

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According to a report on ESPN.com's RecruitingNation, the North Carolina Tar Heels have added a commitment from a three-star defensive lineman.

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The Michigan State Spartans have added a three-star running back to their 2014 recruiting class, according to a report on ESPN.com's RecruitingNation.

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Illinois Fighting Illini coach Tim Beckman has his quarterback of the future. The only question now is whether Beckman will still be around when that quarterback is ready to play.

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ESPN.com recruiting expert Sam Khan, Jr., reports that ESPN 150 wide receiver Armanti Foreman (Texas City, Texas/Texas City) already had plenty of offers just for what he can do on offense. After what he did at Texas Tech's camp this weekend, though, that offers list could grow longer.

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Kerry Tecklenburg was a standout linebacker at Texas Tech in the 1980s, and in 1983, he earned the program’s Dell Morgan Memorial Courage Award. Now, the Red Raiders are going after his son. ESPN.com recruiting expert Damon Sayles reports that Tech has offered a scholarship to 2015 athlete Sam Tecklenburg (Plano, Texas/Plano).

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