Shane Wynn could have a special season now that he is IU’s number one receiver
Written By Sammy Jacobs (@sammyj108)
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The Hoosier offense is as explosive as any and receiver Shane Wynn is reaping the recognition of being able to play in an offense that showcases his skills. Wynn, already named to the Paul Hornung Award watch list, was named to the Bilitkinoff Award watch list Tuesday morning.
The Bilitkinoff Award is given to the best receiver in college football and is presented by the Tallahassee Quarterback Club Foundation at the conclusion on the season.
In his junior year in 2013, Wynn had 46 receptions for 633 yards and 11 touchdowns while in the same receiving corps as Cody Latimer, Kofi Hughes, and Duwyce Wilson Jr. For his career Wynn has racked up 1520 receiving yards and 17 scores. This season Wynn should be the go to target for Nate Sudfeld and his numbers have a chance to be spectacular