Rather than going back and forth, thought I would create this thread.
First, I put together a quick list last night and then checked it with some sources; AJ is working on a stroy; but I heard a couple of new names today that I was told are viable candidates who are stronger than their 'unknown' reputations.
Eric Scott: Nevada WR coach. He has tremendous ties in the city of Los Angeles (worked as Head Coach, Los Angeles HS 2014-16 and Head Coach, Compton Centennial HS from 2008-13 and Asst. Coach/Off. Coordinator, Crenshaw HS from 1999-2005. Worked at UCLA for two seasons between those stints).
Jovon Bougknight: Texas Tech WR Coach followed Matt Wells from Utah State where the two have worked together since 2009. He was the 20th all time NCAA leading receiver when he graduated from Wyoming for both career receiving yards (3,626) and career receptions (250). He also ranks second all-time in Mountain West history in each of those two categories. He has developed some very good receivers during his time at Utah State and is a strong candidate
First, I put together a quick list last night and then checked it with some sources; AJ is working on a stroy; but I heard a couple of new names today that I was told are viable candidates who are stronger than their 'unknown' reputations.
Eric Scott: Nevada WR coach. He has tremendous ties in the city of Los Angeles (worked as Head Coach, Los Angeles HS 2014-16 and Head Coach, Compton Centennial HS from 2008-13 and Asst. Coach/Off. Coordinator, Crenshaw HS from 1999-2005. Worked at UCLA for two seasons between those stints).
Jovon Bougknight: Texas Tech WR Coach followed Matt Wells from Utah State where the two have worked together since 2009. He was the 20th all time NCAA leading receiver when he graduated from Wyoming for both career receiving yards (3,626) and career receptions (250). He also ranks second all-time in Mountain West history in each of those two categories. He has developed some very good receivers during his time at Utah State and is a strong candidate
