Nelson Agholor

Roadblocked by the presence of Robert Woods last season, Agholor will step into a starting role after catching 19 balls for 340 yards and two touchdowns as a true freshman. He drew the raves of the coaching staff in both spring practices and the spring game and isn’t expected to provide much of a drop-off from the talented Woods, keeping the Trojans’ receiving corps among the nation’s best. As is the case with Lee, Agholor’s fortunes will rise or fall with the development of the team’s signal-callers, so at this juncture, it’s probably unreasonable to expect him to match Woods’ 2012 numbers (76 catches, 846 yards, 11 touchdowns). Even so, his future is bright and his role in the offense should only grow if Lee goes pro following the season.