He lacks the longevity of many "faces," but Smith made the most of his time at Utah. For starters, he took only two years to earn his economics degree and was working toward a master's while leading the Utes to the greatest season in school history. Smith passed for 2,952 yards and 32 touchdowns with just four interceptions in 2004 as Utah became the first non-BCS conference team to earn a BCS berth. After riding the bench as a freshman, he went 21-1 in two seasons as the starter and became the first Utah player to be a Heisman finalist. Smith's rapid rise made him the school's first ever No. 1 overall draft pick. -- Adam Rittenberg