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Austin Hooper ended the regular season as the #1 TE in the Pac-12 by receiving yards.

The development of the TEs should be interesting. We played three TEs on a semi-regular basis, though Cotton and Taboada were more peripheral. And I know a lot of people believe Schultz was a much better prospect than all three coming out of high school; any chatter about their development? We could have...four TEs next year worth playing. That'd be incredible...maybe a shift towards a one RB two-TE set more frequently?

Hooper is #1 TE in total receiving yards. I don't think that is sure to change. Neither Arizona nor Oregon have anyone active who is close. However, Pharoah Brown of the duckies is ahead in receiving yds/gm, but he was knocked out for the season a couple of games ago.

I have been wondering if one of the TEs will become a WR - at least in effect if not in name. Cotton or Schultz might be likely candidates.

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Austin Hooper ended the regular season as the #1 TE in the Pac-12 by receiving yards.

The development of the TEs should be interesting. We played three TEs on a semi-regular basis, though Cotton and Taboada were more peripheral. And I know a lot of people believe Schultz was a much better prospect than all three coming out of high school; any chatter about their development? We could have...four TEs next year worth playing. That'd be incredible...maybe a shift towards a one RB two-TE set more frequently?

Hooper is #1 TE in total receiving yards. I don't think that is sure to change. Neither Arizona nor Oregon have anyone active who is close. However, Pharoah Brown of the duckies is ahead in receiving yds/gm, but he was knocked out for the season a couple of games ago.

I have been wondering if one of the TEs will become a WR - at least in effect if not in name. Cotton or Schultz might be likely candidates.