Maleek Huggins is Bethune-Cookman’s big-play chain-mover with return-game juice
In the 2025 season, Maleek Huggins led Bethune-Cookman with 64 catches for 864 yards and 8 touchdowns, while also adding 83 punt-return yards[3][7][8]. He has proven he can tilt a game with explosive plays — including a 177-yard, 2-touchdown outing against Edward Waters in 2025 — and brings useful versatility as a receiver and return man[12][15]. At 5'11", 180, he profiles as a compact, reliable target with production, burst, and experience, making him a strong fit for teams wanting a ready-made slot or motion receiver who can create after the catch[1][6].
