When a top-ranked high school player in America shows up on the campus of a school not known for its high-level recruiting prowess, there's a certain excitement level that accompanies his arrival. Bryce Brown's decision to transfer to Kansas State from Tennessee before the start of last season fit that mold. The No. 1 player in the 2009 class, Brown lugs around expectations wherever he goes. Pencil in the fact that he'll be asked to replace NFL-bound tailback Daniel Thomas, and the sea of eyes focused on his every move become laser beams.

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