Trey Brown

Third and 10 was when you was when Trey Wilson had the 17 yard or down to the 10 yard line, but they call trade as green for offensive pass interference.

And then you had a false start on Trey Brown.

And then you had a hold on Jordan Seton.

And instead of being first and goal at the 10, you're third and 35.

Jace Brown, who we just mentioned, is a senior, but now due to the five for five, has another year, he can come back.

Trey Brown's the only fifth-year senior on the team from Old Dominion, so he's done after this year.

Jackson Harris is a redshirt junior, he can come back.

Braden Allen, Corey Barber, Jabari Mack, bunch of freshmen.

Philip Wright will be coming off of injury, redshirt freshman.

The only receiver that you're losing after this year is Trey Brown.

That's it.

Everybody, everybody else can come back.

That moment that defines today.

The one moment that this game always delivers that takes its place alongside Brooks' run and Stanberry's theft and Allen's reach and Gabriel's drive and Rocky's one-arm pick and Baker to Andrews and Damian going 95 and Brown in the fourth OT and DeMarco's hurdle and Superman's leap and Teddy's catch.

One.

One moment is coming.

Lobbed toward the end zone.

It's intercepted.

Trey Brown fakes the pitch, bounces it outside.

He's to the 30, he's to the 25, he's to the 20.

And I think part of why his targets did go up is that Winnie Watkins had a very difficult start to the game.

And I think their skill sets more so overlap than someone like Trey Brown.

I was really impressed with Trey Brown last night, and that's what we expected him to do when he came over.

It's just a very log jammed room, if you will.

At Old Dominion, Trey Brown was the home run hitter, and last night he hit that deep sideline ball that was not an easy catch by any stretch of the imagination.

And he's also not a bad intermediate guy that you could, you know, throw him a slant and he'd find a way to house it.

I did in the evaluation process, like Jackson Harris, quite a bit more, uh, than Trey Brown, even though there was some overlap with both of them having really high yard per catch averages coming over to LSU.

But for me, I like me some Trey Brown.