Terrance Parks brings rare size and versatility to Baylor’s offense
In the 2006 season, Terrance Parks was Baylor’s third-leading receiver through six games with 26 catches for 217 yards, showing steady volume but modest explosiveness at 8.3 yards per catch.[1][2] What makes him interesting is the blend of size and athletic flexibility: Baylor moved him from quarterback to inside receiver, and recruiting notes praised his size, speed, and physicality as a perimeter defender-type athlete with offensive versatility.[1][7] The catch here is the off-field context—he was suspended and later dismissed from the program in October 2006 for a team-policy violation, which is a major fit/red-flag factor for any team evaluating him.[2]
