1. Of all the signees, Trey Smith will play first
This one shouldn’t be all that much of a surprise. He’s another vocal leader, extremely well-spoken. ESPN’s number one player comes in as an early enrollee, giving him a jump-start on workouts, the playbook, and getting established in general. Many doubted the talent that he played at the high school level. However, Trey Smith made it extremely evident at the Under Armour All-American game that he could play anybody, anywhere along the line. Regardless of the coaching situation on the offensive line and the depth chart, expect to see this freak freshman getting some serious reps early in the 2017 season.
