Top 100 2015 Pac-12 football players - 51-100: Where to put Vernon Adams?

Each week, we will be counting down to the top Pac-12 player in 2015. To get things started, here is 51-100 with the first 10 highlighted with recaps.

51. Justin Davis Jr. RB USC

He has rushed for nearly 1,000 yards and scored 10 touchdowns in his first two years and with Javorious Allen gone it could be his time to shine. A slashing back who can catch the ball out of the backfield well, it will be exciting to see what he can do as a more featured back.

52. Vernon Adams Sr. QB Oregon

The hardest guy to peg in the entire conference. Adams could seriously be a Top 10 Pac-12 player based on what we have seen him do to Oregon State and Washington, but he also might not even win the starting job, so who the hell knows.

53 . Sidney Jones So. CB Washington

Budda Baker seems to get the buzz as Washington's budding star at defensive back, but I think Jones looked even better as a freshman. He has the potential to follow Desmond Trufant and Marcus Peters as the next lockdown cornerback at Washington.

54. Budda Baker So. S Washington

Baker started for the Huskies from about day one as a true freshman and is maybe the fastest safety in the conference. It sounds like Baker is going to be using some of that speed on offense as well in 2015.

55. Dom Williams Sr. WR Washington State

Williams has simply been a consistent force for Mike Leach the past three years with more than 1,700 yards receiving and 19 touchdowns and his impact should go up with Vince Mayle off to the NFL.

56. Alex Balducci Sr. DT Oregon

Arik Armstead and DeForest Buckner may have been the stars on the Duck defensive line last year, but Balducci was the consistent rock in the middle.

57. Tre Madden Sr. RB USC

Another hard player to peg, Madden was a great receiving back in 2013 who had nearly 1,000 total yards and scored seven touchdowns, but missed all of 2014 with a lingering injury.

58. Christian French Sr. LB Oregon

French will be stepping into Tony Washington's big linebacker pass rusher role and should do just fine as he had 6.5 sacks in 2014.

59. Victor Bolden Jr. WR Oregon State

Bolden is a lightning bolt at 5'9 170 that makes a ton of catches, but needs to score some more touchdowns before he can crack the Top 50.

60. Zach Hoffpauir Sr. S Stanford

One of the last familiar tough guy faces remaining on the Stanford defense, Hoffpauir is an enforcing presence at the back of the Stanford defense. *Notice Hoffpauir recently left to play professional baseball.

61. Josh Tupou Jr. DT Colorado *Note, Tupou was recently dismissed from Colorado.

62. Bralon Addison Jr. WR Oregon

63. Jordan Simone Sr. S Arizona State

64. Chris Borrayo Jr. G Cal

65. Scott Queesenberry Jr. G UCLA

66. Stephen Anderson Sr. TE Cal

67. Austin Hooper Jr. TE Stanford

68. Devon Allen So. WR Oregon

69. Luke Falk So. QB Washington State

70. Samajie Grant Jr. WR Arizona

71. Michael Barton Jr. LB Cal

72. Salamo Fiso Jr. LB Arizona State

73. Toa Lobendahn So. G USC

74. Viane Talamaivao So. G USC

75. Antwaun Woods Sr. DT USC

76. Darren Carrington So. WR Oregon

77. Dexter Charles Sr. G Washington

78. Jaleel Wadood So. S UCLA

79. Jeremiah Allison Jr. LB Washington State

80. Kevon Seymour Sr. CB USC

81. Travis Wilson Sr. QB Utah

82. Jeff Lockie Jr. QB Oregon

83. Kweishi Brown Sr. CB Arizona State

84. Demario Richard So. RB Arizona State

85. Laiu Moeakiola Jr. LB Arizona State

86. Lamar Dawson Sr. LB USC

87. Deon Hollins Jr. LB UCLA

88. Kenny Young So. LB UCLA

89. Peter Kalambayi Jr. LB Stanford

90. Tyrell Crosby So. T Oregon

91. Cameron Hunt Jr. G Oregon

92. Khalfani Muhammad Jr. RB Cal

93. Christian Powell Sr. RB Colorado

94. Dwayne Stanford Jr. WR Oregon

95. Jordan Villamin So. WR Oregon State

96. Joe Dahl Sr. T Washington State

97. Tahaan Goodman Jr. S UCLA

98. Rodney Hardrick Sr. LB Oregon

99. Travin Feeney Sr. LB Washington

100. Reggie Daniels Jr. S Oregon