... just a highly touted high school prospect entering college, there is something about a first-year player that always seems to turn heads.   

When this player gets the opportunity to shine in his first year on a team, it is hard not to get excited about the potential talent that he brings to the field.  But with this opportunity comes a great deal of scrutiny.

Anything less than an outstanding start could bring forth premature worries about how much time this touted player is going to need before reaching full potential or worse, whether or not he is a flat-out bust.     

When this player happens to play the highly scrutinized quarterback position, there is little room ...

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