Luke's physical attributes. "He just
has to piece it all together."
Luke recorded 15 stops last season
while regularly working into the rota-
tion, first as a nickel, ahead of several
veterans. Butler was projected to red-
shirt but had too much skill to keep off
the field.
3. Receiver — Even with the move
of James Onwualu — who had four
starts at receiver last season — to Sam
linebacker this spring, the trio of Co-
rey Robinson, William Fuller and Torii
Hunter Jr. should play a major role the
next three years.
Robinson's 6-4¼ height and Fuller's
speed complement each other, and the
two players combined for 15 catches
as freshmen (nine by Robinson and six
by Fuller) that averaged 21.1 yards and
included one score apiece.
Hunter Jr. was a medical redshirt in
2013 while recovering from a fractured
femur. He has worked mainly as an
outside receiver, although he also au-
ditioned at the slot.
James Onwualu, who started four games at wide receiver as a true freshman, was moved to Sam line-
backer this spring to take advantage of his physicality.
PHOTO BY BILL PANZICA
