tiny frame, big-play chaos agent for Arkansas
In the 2007 season, Reggie Fish was a situational weapon for Arkansas, finishing with 9 catches for 65 yards and showing quick-twitch burst that coaches praised as “so quick off the line of scrimmage.” Fish’s calling card was versatility: he could line up at receiver, return punts, and even flip games with hustle plays, most famously the trick-play burst that helped set up a key touchdown in the Auburn win. At 5-foot-7, he brought speed, toughness, and effort over size, making him a fit for teams that value gadget value, special teams impact, and fearless energy.
