Rivals Top 20 WR's

[ebrooks11]

http://collegefootball.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1252281

[Harry0569]

20. DARIUS JOHNSON, SMU
THE PARTICULARS: 5-10/169, Jr.; Missouri City (Texas) Hightower
THE BUZZ: June Jones' Run-'n'-Shoot loses its top receiver (Aldrick Robinson), but the Mustangs return Johnson (78 receptions) and Cole Beasley (87 receptions). After catching 18 passes and 257 passes in SMU's final two games (UCF and Army) last season, Johnson seems poised to take over Robinson's role and be a 100-catch guy.

[Harry0569]

GET READY RICHARD CRAWFORD

6. JEFF FULLER, TEXAS A&M
THE PARTICULARS: 6-4/215, Sr. McKinney (Texas) Boyd
THE BUZZ: He is a playmaker who creates all kinds of coverage problems for smaller cornerbacks. Receiver was a major problem position for A&M before Fuller's arrival, but Fuller has had more than 40 catches in each of his three seasons and last season earned all-conference acclaim after averaging 14.8 yards on 72 catches. He also had 12 TDs last season – one of every six receptions.

13. PATRICK EDWARDS, HOUSTON
THE PARTICULARS: 5-9/175, Sr.; Hearne (Texas) High
THE BUZZ: Edwards has recovered from a gruesome leg injury in 2008 to become one of the nation's most productive receivers. He had 71 catches for 1,100 yards and 13 TDs last season despite Houston's quarterback issues and heads into his senior season with 202 receptions for 2,755 yards and 23 touchdowns. In high school, he also starred in basketball, baseball and track – and had a perfect attendance record.


14. LANCE LEWIS, EAST CAROLINA
THE PARTICULARS: 6-3/212, Sr.; East Mississippi CC, preceded by Concord (N.C.) High
THE BUZZ: Lewis, who is both physical and fast, was a great fit in ECU's pass-happy attack last season, his first after transferring in from a junior college. He finished with 89 receptions for 1,116 yards and a school-record 14 TDs. Last season, he was the Pirates' No. 2 receiver; this season, he'll be the go-to guy. He had five 100-yard games and four two-TD games in 2010.

[RednBlue11]

we're really good at producing short WR's that produce in the pros

[Football4ever]

Bleacher report has a similar article for WR's to potentially reach 100 catches this season.
Beas in this one though.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/6252 ... ls-in-2011