Will he be able to showcase that talent throughout the season?

We’ve seen Anu Solomon be great at times throughout his college career, but inconsistencies and injuries have kept him from showcasing that on a consistent basis. With this, Sports on Earth ranked the Arizona Wildcats signal-caller the 27th-best in the country:

Injuries have unfortunately limited Solomon and were partially responsible for a slight downturn as a sophomore. As a freshman, he helped lead the Wildcats to the Pac-12 South title, but last year he missed two full games and ran for just 198 yards. In the passing game, he was up and down, ultimately completing 62.1 percent for 2,667 yards with 20 TDs and five INTs. There's no question that Solomon is a talented player, and in Rich Rodriguez's offense, the potential is there for him to take the next step and become an All-Pac-12 caliber yet. First, however, he has to alleviate durability concerns and solidify his standing atop the depth chart with sophomore Brandon Dawkins pushing him.

- Yes, because of a Rich Rodriguez quote from the end of spring practice, everyone is worried about the Solomon/Dawkins battle. In about a month we’ll finally see if that’s a real thing or not

- I’ve missed these Sports on Earth rankings apparently, but they have Nick Wilson as the 25th-best running back in the country too