A route-runner's resume with an unusual passport: Harvard, where he posted a 63-catch, 1,084-yard, 11-touchdown 2024; Duke, where the level jump changed nothing (72 catches, 1,106 yards at 15.4 per); and now Miami, reunited with Darian Mensah in the portal's most discussed QB-WR pairing. Back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons at two different programs is the whole case — the hands, the volume and the per-catch efficiency have traveled every single time he has. However, the doubt has never moved either: average top-end speed caps the ceiling, and at 6-1, 195 he offers no size counter, so the NFL evaluation rests entirely on separation craft holding up against press corners a tier faster than the ACC's. Day 3 grade for the 2027 class with a sturdy floor — three straight 500-yard years, two over a thousand — and a third 1,000-yard season on Miami's stage would leave the speed question as the only one on the card.