Eventually, usually close to the end of fall camp and also the week before the primary matchup, teams will release their own official depth chart to the college football world. The coaches that were wanting to keep things under wraps for countless months will finally saturate for 15 and announce who the starting quarterback are going to be.
All of the projections done prior to this date is awesome and all, but none of computer means much until it hails from the head guy the boss.
Besides the starting quarterback, this is when you find out if that experiment applying an offensive player on defense really pushed. You also sometimes discover surprises such as said player is not a longer on the roster.
The release in the depth chart isn't innovative news, but it merits keeping an eye out that will tell you a tremendous amount about your team.
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