The term "spring-game stars" applies to anyone who breaks out in the offseason. Sometimes, though, it's out of necessity because, while spring is a time for optimism, it's also a good time to get healthy.

Depth issues are always a concern during spring because it's a unique period between the loss of departing players and the arrival of incoming freshmen. Sometimes, there aren't enough early enrollees and junior college transfers to offset that depth problem, and injuries only further those concerns. 

The impact of these injuries isn't always negative. In some cases, a player will be back by the time preseason practices start, giving someone else valuable practice reps. With that in mind, here are fiv...

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