Field-stretcher on his third program, arriving at LSU off a 49-catch, 963-yard, 12-touchdown explosion at Hawai'i — 19.7 a catch, one of the gaudiest per-reception figures in the country. The 6-2, 202 frame and the vertical production earned the jump to the SEC, and Kiffin's staff recruited him specifically to threaten deep. The skepticism is layered: the breakout came in a pass-heavy Hawai'i offense at the Group-of-5 level, his entire Power-4 career amounts to 6 catches across two injury-shortened Stanford seasons, and he already exited an LSU spring practice hurt. One vertical season against Mountain West corners does not make an NFL evaluation. He sits on a fringe 2028 track with a genuine boom case attached: if anything close to the 19.7-yard profile holds against SEC press coverage at even half the volume, receivers with his size and ball skills get drafted.