SMU WR with Elite High School Speed and 18-TD Senior Year
Chris Hipps, a former Duke lacrosse standout, transferred to SMU to play football as a WR, bringing elite speed and a proven high school record of 86 catches, 1,580 yards, and 18 touchdowns as a senior at Highland Park High—the most catches in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex that season. His differentiator is not just stats but his lacrosse-honed agility, intense competitiveness, and rare versatility, making him a high-upside fit for any team needing a dynamic, fast receiver who thrives under pressure. While his college receiving stats are limited (0 REC in 2014), his trajectory and intensity suggest he’s a player to watch closely for breakout potential.
