Corey Scott is Texas State’s early-season playmaker with big-play juice
In the 2026 season, Corey Scott has already flashed as a reliable target, with 7 catches for 73 yards and a touchdown for James Madison in the available stat feed, but the Texas State roster/search results do not show current Bobcats production for him yet.[8][10] What makes him interesting is the blend of proven college efficiency, quick separation ability, and red-zone usefulness; he looks like the kind of receiver who can earn trust fast if he’s healthy, aligned in the right system, and given defined touches.[10]
