Today Mike Huguenin, Bryan Fischer and Chase Goodbread posted the latest in their series of dynamic duos. They have been compiling the best duos at every position by league. (click here for full list) Today’s Position was Wide Receivers. It didn’t take long to see a few familiar faces.
Here is the excerpt:
This is the second in a series looking at the best positional tandems in college football in each conference, taking into account both college production and pro potential. Today it is the best pair of wide receivers.
ACC
Louisville: DeVante Parker and Eli Rogers. There is a noticeable lack of proven No. 2 receivers in the ACC this season, but Rogers looks best-positioned to make the move from No. 3 to No. 2. Parker (6-foot-3, 208 pounds), a senior, should thrive in new coach Bobby Petrino’s offense; (Parker is a great athlete), and a huge weapon in the red zone because of his size and leaping ability. Rogers (5-10, 181), also a senior, has caught 131 passes, with nine TDs, in the past three seasons, catching 41, 46 and 44 passes. In this offense, catching 60-plus passes should be expected of him this fall.
Last time an ACC wide receiver duo was selected in the same draft: It happened in May, when Clemson had Sammy Watkins go in the first round and Martavis Bryant in the fourth round.
But of course we already knew we had a dynamic duo…and trio…and….so on and so on.
Go Cards!
