College Football: Top 10 wide receivers to watch during 2017 spring ball
Memphis Tigers wide receiver Anthony Miller didn’t miss a beat in 2016 despite losing head coach Justin Fuente, who departed for the Virginia Tech Hokies. He broke every receiving record in school history last season for a Memphis team that put up 38.8 points per contest, 15th in the FBS.
Miller finished the season with 95 catches for 1,434 receiving yards and 14 receiving touchdowns. He was ninth in the FBS in receiving yards and touchdowns and 10th in receptions in 2016. He is the school’s leader in single-season receptions, receiving touchdowns and receiving yards. Despite putting together the best season by a wide receiver, Miller didn’t get many accolades for his efforts, which explains his return for his final season of eligibility.
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With nine starters including Miller returning this spring, the Tigers have the opportunity to be even better on offense in 2017. The spring will give us a preview of what the Memphis offense has in store for the season.