4. RB, Daniel Hishaw Jr.
Opposing defenses typically shift most of their attention to Devin Neal when it comes to the Kansas football tailbacks. However, Daniel Hishaw Jr. could play a big factor in a potential Jayhawk victory.
No matter how good Neal is, he needs a change of pace back to switch things up for him. His elusiveness is perfectly complemented by Hishaw’s violent running style, which will be welcomed against the aforementioned sturdy Texas D-line.
The last game against BYU marked the first time in his past nine outings that Hishaw did not score a touchdown. Expect him to get a new streak going if he can pick up a few goal-line carries vs. the Longhorns.