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[QUOTE="sufandu, post: 5600362, member: 874"]
I'm not so sure. Cook led the team in catches and yards against Tennessee. With 6 catches for 58 yards, he didn't have great numbers, but no recievers did that day. Gill had 2 for 33. Villari had 5 for 55. Villari and Cook were Angeli's safety valve that day.

Against UConn JRR, Gill, and Villari all had really good games. Cook dropped off.

Against Colgate Gill had a big game with 6 and 152 and everyone else was pretty meh.

Against Clemson Cook again led the team in catches and yards with 6 catches for 113. Gill had 2 for 41, and Villari 4 for 41.

To me it looks like they were taking turns in the Angeli games, but Cook's best games were against our toughest teams and Gill bullied the weakest team, and for the season Cook led the team in catches and yards. I really don't understand the hate he's recieved while people are enamored with Gill for doing less.

I feel like Cook takes a lot if heat because he had that drop where Collins nearly got him killed and never seemed to bounce back. But did anyone really have a chance to bounce back with the passing game we had the rest of the year?
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