Six unlikely CFP stars and what they do for an encore

The article highlights six unexpected stars who emerged during the College Football Playoff (CFP) games, and examines what they might do for an encore in the upcoming season. The players mentioned include TCU quarterback Max Duggan, USC quarterback Caleb Williams, Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter, Michigan defensive back Mike Sainristil, Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., and Georgia linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson. All of them delivered impressive performances during the CFP, despite not being widely recognized beforehand. The article explores the potential impact these players could have in the next season, with a focus on how they might build upon their success and handle increased attention from opponents and the media. It suggests that these players will likely face higher expectations and the challenge of maintaining their level of play, but also highlights their potential to become household names in college football.