Bleacher Report ranked the Top 25 Sophomores heading into 2017 CFB

[TuckyFB]

20. Benny Snell, RB, Kentucky
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   David Stephenson/Associated Press
   Freshman results: Benny Snell didn't record a carry in Kentucky's first two games of 2016 yet ended the year as the program's record-holder for rushing yards as a freshman. He racked up 1,091 yards and a team-high 13 touchdowns.
   
   Sophomore outlook: Not only did the Wildcats lose leading rusher Boom Williams, Jojo Kemp (349 yards, six touchdowns) was a senior. Snell will be asked to shoulder a heavy load, though it helps the offensive line returns four starters and two rotational pieces.
   
   Top-end potential: Snell excelled in a time-share, so the excitement surrounding his first season as the featured back is justified. Turnover on the offensive line after 2016 is a concern, but Snell's burst, powerful running style and refusal to get stopped by first contact could garner NFL attention if he stays healthy.
   
   
   http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...heading-into-the-2017-college-football-season

 

[hmt5000]

Turnover on oline? We have to replace our center.... we are good and probably way better at every other spot on the line. Benny just needs to stay healthy.

 

[TuckyFB]

That's what I said. I corrected him on Twitter. Saying, we only lost one OLineman and added two under the radar ones in the 2017 class.

 

[southindycat]

That's what I said. I corrected him on Twitter. Saying, we only lost one OLineman and added two under the radar ones in the 2017 class.

Funnier still, his article specifies we return 4 starters and 2 rotational players... WTF?