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Last August, incoming freshman wide receiver Tyler Johnson made a strong first impression on Gophers coaches during his first fall camp.
This year, Johnson continues to turn heads with the new staff. The sophomore from Minneapolis North was the first player Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck mentioned Tuesday when assessing a key position in transition. It's a trio of starting spots to be intertwined with the influx quarterback competition between Demry Croft and Conor Rhoda.
"I'm really, really impressed with Ty," Fleck, a former wideout who got his start as a receivers coach, said after practice at the Gibson-Nagurski Football Complex. "I think Ty started a little slower, and now he has just poured it on."
http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/4309563-receiver-minnesota-turning-heads-gophers-coaches
Go Gophers!!
Last August, incoming freshman wide receiver Tyler Johnson made a strong first impression on Gophers coaches during his first fall camp.
This year, Johnson continues to turn heads with the new staff. The sophomore from Minneapolis North was the first player Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck mentioned Tuesday when assessing a key position in transition. It's a trio of starting spots to be intertwined with the influx quarterback competition between Demry Croft and Conor Rhoda.
"I'm really, really impressed with Ty," Fleck, a former wideout who got his start as a receivers coach, said after practice at the Gibson-Nagurski Football Complex. "I think Ty started a little slower, and now he has just poured it on."
http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/4309563-receiver-minnesota-turning-heads-gophers-coaches
Go Gophers!!