FSU's search for a legitimate No. 2 wide receiver to step up might be over.
We touched on some social media silliness about Lawayne McCoy earlier this week and now, for some real talk, the sophomore looks like another guy that FSU can rely on in the passing game. After missing most of training camp with an injury, McCoy looks healthy and ready to be a big contributor for the rest of the season.
Mike Norvell said that Lawayne McCoy attacked his rehab after an offseason injury the right way, and he can feel the confidence he's playing with every rep.