Proven Cornell WR With Big-Play History
Kurt Ondash’s Cornell profile points to a receiver with real production upside, highlighted by a 2011 season that included 54 catches for 856 yards and 5 touchdowns, plus three 100-yard games and an 87-yard score against Bucknell. That profile suggests a dependable, downfield threat with explosive-play ability rather than just possession-value volume. The main appeal is clear: he has shown he can create separation, stretch defenses, and deliver when targeted. For a team, that makes him a fit if you want a receiver who can change field position and punish single coverage.
