reliable BYU wideout with proven hands and big-play juice
In the 2000 season, Ben Horton was a productive BYU receiver with 23 catches for 278 yards, and across his BYU career he posted 98 receptions for 1,309 yards and 5 touchdowns, showing dependable volume and steady playmaking[2]. Earlier BYU records also note a 4.40 forty, plus multi-sport athleticism and all-state-level prep production, which helps explain his speed and competitive edge[1]. He missed time in 2000 with a broken hand, so the fit question is health and durability, but when he’s right, he looks like a smart, versatile target who can win with quickness, toughness, and field awareness[14][1].
