What do you think you have to do to become a player the coaches can run out onto the field?
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Be more consistent, make plays. Make sure I catch the ball and be the threat downfield and be the big playmaker.
Is it possible to carry momentum over to the spring from a game like you had in the Fiesta Bowl?
It's very much possible. When you do things like that, you look back and say, ‘That's what I did, so I know I can do it again.'
What are your impressions of new wide receivers coach Jay Norvell?
I really like him a lot. He reminds me of coach (Kevin) Sumlin, but he's more active, more hands-on. I really appreciate him coming here to help us out.
By Jake Trotter
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