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Braziliangirl

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Will one emerge? We didn't have one last year because of inconsistency, suspensions, and injuries. Our last one was Hankerson. Im thinking M. Lewis will be our guy.
 
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Did yall watch the 2013 Miami Spring Game? Obviously Reshawn Scott is the #1 WR. I think this is his contract year.
Top Wr:
1st R. Scott
T 2nd H. Waters/P. Dorsett/A. Hurns
T 5th M. Lewis/ J. Carter
T 7th D. Jones/R. Lockart/S. Coley
 
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Don't count out Dorsett...(58) Rec, (842) Yds, (4) TDs! Led in all receiving categories and probably led in drop passes, but think of what his stats would be if he would have held on to more passes. (i.e Notre Dame game) I think we will have several guys that will have numbers similar to a typical number 1 receiver (Dorsett, Scott, Waters). Hurns will also have respectable numbers...a lot of weapons!
 
I think Miami is about to have the best WR core in the entire nation this year. Adding Stacey Coley to the mix is just insane. Morris is going to wreck **** this year...
 
Dorsett. He's ready.

Lewis (depending on health) and Scott (depending on off field stuff/hands) are there as well.

Coley is the wildcard.
 
lewis is about 4th on that list. hurns, dorsett and scott before lewis. i'd look for lewis to be the following year. let's let him work his way back this year, get his confidence back. don't need him to be a number 1 this year.
 
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It's a great problem to have! (Finally!!) I think Malcom Lewis will be Morris' 'go-to' guy...when things break down and Morris is scrambling and needing a completion, I think it'll be Lewis. Scott, however, could lead our team in big plays (in the receiving game).
 
I think it's asking a lot from Lewis to be anything more than a 4th or 5th WR in 2013
 
Scott will be te #1, the only reason he didn't lead the team in every receiving statistic last year was his suspension. He will be our modern day Mike Irvin this year.

And Dorsett will be our clear #2. Homie will be one of the best deep threats in the nation.

3rd year of hard work and dedication = breakout year!
 
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I always looked at Hurns and even M. Lewis as your possession guys..guys to throw to to keep drives alive. I can see Scott and Dorsett and maybe even Waters as the deep threat guys, and coming up big for us this coming season. This is by far the best receiving corps we've had in a long while. Can't forget about the TEs either....I think they are going to do really well.
 
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There are so many possibilities. Multiple guys can do multiple things.

Hurns will be the key if he stays healthy. If he is 100% he is the best possession receiver we have and will open up the field for Dorsett, who is at his best beating coverages down field and Scott who has the potential to be a game breaker. Waters could make a Dorsett-esque jump from FR to SO.

That's not even talking about Coley and Lewis. But with Lewis's injury and Coley being a true freshman, I think Hurns/Dorsett/Scott/Waters will be SM's money makers.

With Johnson and Crawford in the screen game, Walford + Sandland, and the entire OL returning... Morris could be really good.
 
I think Streeter was passed the torche from Hank, unfortunately only had the torch for a year.

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Will one emerge? We didn't have one last year because of inconsistency, suspensions, and injuries. Our last one was Hankerson. Im thinking M. Lewis will be our guy.
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