CollegeFootballSports.com: Top 100 Heisman Prospects

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91. RB Justin Forsett, Cal – Even as Marshawn Lynch’s caddy, Forsett raced for just a yard shy of an unlikely 1,000-yard season in 2005.  He’ll remain a backup in 2006, but if Lynch happens to go down, Forsett has already shown that the drop-off is hardly detectable.

 

58. QB Nate Longshore, Cal – Back-to-back really bad years at quarterback for Cal is unlikely.  Longshore was slated to start last year, but missed all but a few series with a severe ankle injury.  He’s likely to regain the top spot, where he figures to hasten WR DeSean Jackson’s trip to stardom.

 

14. RB Marshawn Lynch, Cal – After Adrian Peterson, Lynch is squarely in the team photo for next best back in America.  He can zoom past or through tacklers, and last December’s 194-yard, three-touchdown demolition of BYU in the Las Vegas Bowl was a prelude of things to come in his junior season.