"What's special about [Fuller] is his
speed, and he can run routes, get in
and out of breaks," Golson said. "It's
kind of scary. If I was that corner, it'd
be scary for me, just knowing how
versatile we are."
Those defenders will likely have
even more reasons to be concerned
as the season progresses. Robinson
is still adjusting to a pin inserted
into his right thumb, and Kelly has
openly said he expects more out of
Brown as the season moves along.
While Fuller is known for his accel-
eration, Brown possesses more top-
end speed, something Fuller said he
is often reminded of. If, or possibly
when, Brown breaks out, Fuller and
Carlisle won't mind if their targets
decrease a bit.
"We always feed off each other and
look at each other as family," Fuller
said. "So someone else's success is go-
ing to be looked at even bigger." ✦
Senior Amir Carlisle, who moved from running back to slot receiver this year, equaled his reception total
for the 2013 campaign with a seven-catch, 61-yard, two-score performance against Michigan Sept. 6.
PHOTO BY BILL PANZICA
