WVU receivers show promise

Aug 29, 2013

With as many receivers Lonnie Galloway has coached to the NFL, I’m sure he’ll get them straight.
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While all eyes have been focused on the gripping competition for the role of starting quarterback at West Virginia University, perhaps the most fascinating competition for jobs has been at wide receiver.

Indeed, if it seemed like a tall order to replace a quarterback in Geno Smith who threw for 4,205 yards, it was no less a difficult situation to replace Tavon Austin, Stedman Bailey and J.D. Woods, who were on the receiving end of 289 of Smith’s 369 completions, accounting for 3,548 of those yards.

As last season ended, it appeared the cupboard was bare at receiver.