Hudspeth high on his tall receivers for 2016

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Whomever winds up being UL’s starting and backup quarterbacks in 2016 — coach Mark Hudspeth hasn’t said yet — will play without the Ragin’ Cajuns’ leading receiver from 2015.

Fifth-year senior wideout Jamal Robinson’s Cajun career is done.

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[raginsaints]

We waste wide receivers over here by just having one guy run a go route and the other run an 8 yard curl. Skill positions are the most underutilized players on this team.

[Zeebart21]

If they don't run crisp routes and get separation, what difference does it make?

[CrappDaddy]

We lacked talent and size on this years recieving corps. I'm much more optimistic about next years group even with Jamal's departure.

[I_Bleed_RED]

We lacked talent and size on this years recieving corps. I'm much more optimistic about next years group even with Jamal's departure.

We had talent and size before all of them got hurt. I am very optimistic about the receiving corps next year too. I wish I could say the same about the rest of the team.

[basinbear]

We also need to get Fuselier back to his natural slot position....and Riles is very physical on sweeps with the ball in his hands...natural running back.....

[Ragin' Caleb]

We lacked talent and size on this years recieving corps. I'm much more optimistic about next years group even with Jamal's departure.

With Jamal dropping passes and giving away pics, lol I think so

[CrappDaddy]

We had talent and size before all of them got hurt. I am very optimistic about the receiving corps next year too. I wish I could say the same about the rest of the team.

Yep. Was talking about the ones that played.

[CrappDaddy]

We also need to get Fuselier back to his natural slot position....and Riles is very physical on sweeps with the ball in his hands...natural running back.....

Haynes is better than Fuse or Riles.

[GATOR GRUNT]

If they don't run crisp routes and get separation, what difference does it make?

Yeah Z, it's another one of Hud's fixations since Peanut. If they can't catch or run, height will not make a difference. There are still many wideouts in the NFL that are under 6'.