a versatile Furman playmaker with proven big-play juice
In the 2000 season, Bryant Huguley was Furman’s leading receiver heading into the finale with 15 catches for 315 yards and a 21.0 yards-per-catch clip, plus a score—classic deep-threat stuff with added gadget value from his rushing usage.[6][8] At 5-8 and about 163 pounds, he was listed as a senior and used in multiple offensive roles, which suggests quickness, toughness, and reliability more than pure size.[6][11] If a team wants a compact WR who can stretch the field, create mismatches, and handle occasional motion/utility work, Huguley looks like a fit.
