Kronke

To be honest, Carrier is probably our 2nd best WR behind Patrick Edwards. Edwards was pretty quiet last week, though. UCLA put their best corner on him, and pressed him at the LOS all afternoon. It seemed like they game planned for Edwards, yet forgot all about Carrier, because he was running wild.

Nope. That's Tyron Carrier, he had 10 catches for 138 yards and a TD against UCLA.

Didn't know it was on there, thanks.

It's not just his accuracy, rather his efficiency and his ability to read defenses. Based on what you give him, he always knows exactly where he's going to go with the ball, and there's hardly ever a time when a play breaks down that I'm worried he's going to make a wrong decision. Even from opposing fans, we've heard time and time again how much of a treat it is to watch. You'll see what I mean on Saturday.

Here are the full UCLA highlights. I'd also like to see some UNT highlights from the FIU game if someone has them. Outside of Dunbar (who I've heard is a great player), I don't know much about you guys.

Keenum plays the game smarter than anyone I've ever seen; his efficiency is uncanny. He was 30-40 on Saturday, and 4 or 5 of those incompletions were from some of our more inexperienced WRs dropping balls that hit them directly between the numbers. I wouldn't be surprised if at times this year Keenum's completion percentage touched 80%. With that said, one thing that you can't (or shouldn't) question about Keenum is how smart he plays the game.

Dye (especially), Larimore, Westgate, Price, and Marsh all have a good shot at getting drafted.