... reliable, productive wide receivers in college football—especially when they average over 20 yards per catch and a touchdown every six receptions—but replacing talent is the name of the game, as these gifted athletes are only building their resume for the next level while wearing your school’s colors.

For Rutgers, the issue of replacing top talent at the wide receiver position has been raised almost on an annual basis in recent years.

It began after the 2005 season, when Tres Moses had a record-breaking year. From 2006 through 2008, Rutgers’ receiving corps was led by Kenny Britt, with Tiquan Underwood and Tim Brown in supporting roles.

After Britt ...

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