Maurice Stovall was a towering, big-play Notre Dame WR with red-zone juice
In the 2005 season, Maurice Stovall was one of Notre Dame’s most dangerous perimeter weapons: 69 catches for 1,149 yards and 11 touchdowns, plus a school-record 14 receptions and 4 scores in one game. At 6-foot-5, he brought rare catch radius, contested-catch ability, and vertical threat value that made him hard to defend in tight coverage. He also earned a reputation as a veteran, reliable playmaker who could tilt game plans. If you want a long, physical receiver who wins downfield and in the red zone, Stovall fits the bill.
