Recruiting has finally caught up with USC...in a bigtime positive way. Even if the normally large amount of (underclassmen) NFL departures hit the Trojans in the off-season, this team is stacked with depth for the long haul (see recruiting). USC brings back the most starters and experienced players out of any team in the Top 15. A defensive unit ranked in the Top 25 in 2006 for total defense returns every significant contributor outside of LB Dallas Sartz. QB John David Booty improves in his second year as a starter as the shadows of Matt Leinart and Carson Palmer will nearly be gone. Look for Booty to continue the QB traditions at Troy and even dot a few early Heisman watch lists. Upwards of four different RBs have garnered starting experience in big games. Should Jarrett choose to leave, the WR corps will be the most inexperienced unit. But names such as highly touted Vidal Hazelton will again reload this area, and Fred Davis will be one of the top preseason candidates for the John Mackey Award (nation's top tight end). This team is loaded and it would be surprising to see the Trojans fall below a No. 3 ranking when the preseason polls start to roll out next summer.