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Bleacher Report: BCS National Championship: Who Will Star for Ducks If LaMichael James Struggles?

It's no secret that the Oregon Ducks have relied heavily on LaMichael James this season. In 2010, the second runner up for the Heisman James led the NCAA in both rushing yards and rushing touchdowns.The Ducks had the number one scoring offense in college football, a statistic heavily dependent on James's production. With the exception of a single game, James compiled 100 total yards in each of the 11 games he played in this season.James isn't merely a sizable part of the Oregon offense. He essentially is the entire offense. The super-sophomore is so heavily relied upon that he had ...

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