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Mack Brown uses Josh Downs as example of explaining roles to redshirted freshmen


gave examples recently of players who had redshirted, explaining it doesn’t have a negative impact. "We didn’t play () enough as a freshman. He had in front of him. But when he got his chance in the bowl game, it led him to the next year being the all-time leading receiver in one year in the history of our school." (On3.com)

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Mack Brown uses Josh Downs as example of explaining roles to redshirted freshmen