 As a sophomore, he became a starter and the team's leading wide receiver, recording 40 catches for 929 yards (18th in the nation), 10 receiving touchdowns (school record) and the first of three straight All-Southland Conference selections.As a junior, the league moved from Division I-AA to Division I.In a higher level of competition, he produced 57 receptions for 1,106 yards (sixth in the nation and a school record), 10 touchdowns and six 100-yard receiving games (school record).