If you’ve been following college football for any amount of time, you know the pitfalls that come with reading too much spring practice coverage, or at least of reading too much into it.
Every year there is a newcomer or unsung backup that makes an OBJ catch in the spring game, or is at least responsible for some buzz coming off the practice field. Count transfer running back Jaylen Warren as the latter.
But few of those spring stars turn into productive playmakers the very next fall, and even fewer do so as quickly as Warren has.