by Bryan KellySpring football is over. We don't know everything about college football's great (and not-so-great) teams, but we know whether they could use some serious help.
Thankfully, fall camps start up again at the end of July or beginning of August. That's when, the recruits signed back in February arrive on campus (if they haven't already).
If they aren't too fat, too slow, or too terrified, the good ones have a great chance of cracking the two-deep.
So which of the top 50 recruits of 2010 will see time as true freshmen? Which are either too good to redshirt, or too essential to avert disaster?
Click through and find out.
No. 50: Storm Johnson, RB - MiamiAfter setting the single-season rushing record at high school, Storm Johnson arrived on Miami's campus at the right time.
Javarris James graduated and presumed starter Graig Cooper got knocked out of the Champs Sports Bowl with a nasty ACL injury.
That meant Johnson, an early enrollee, was able to flash his speed and hard running all spring, and get in the mix for carries this fall.
For an offense that likes to pound the football and set up the play-action pass, durability is a major plus. If Cooper struggles to return, Johnson and Berry could split things 50
Rest of the top 50 at
BleacherReport.com
