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Lucas: Receivers Catching On


The college football universe seemingly grows more complex every minute. Two-way players went extinct long ago. Now four-down players are on the endangered list--every team needs a third-down back, a pass rush specialist, and sometimes even a pass-catching and run-blocking tight end. It's refreshing, then, that Carolina wide receivers coach Charlie Williams has a very simple job for his group of receivers: Catch. And then run. (Tar Heel Blue)

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