In the world of college football, it’s usually proven upperclassman players who garner the most attention and publicity. However, every now and then, there are a few special sophomores who come along and stand out from the crowd.

In 2007, we watched as Florida QB Tim Tebow took the SEC by storm as he became the first-ever sophomore to bring home the Heisman Trophy.

Tebow’s victory seemed to start a trend, as the next two Heisman winners after him—Sam Bradford and Mark Ingram—were sophomores as well.

2010 may have been the best year for sophomore players in recent memory.

Andrew Luck, the No. 1 overall pick in this year’s NFL draft, began his rise to fame as a redshirt sophomore a...

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