But he said he has worked more on his deep ball as he approaches the 2001 NFL draft. That's made him less predictable. Against San Diego State, he threw for touchdowns of 74 and 69 yards. But the next week against Utah State, he ran in scores of 17 and 2 yards. He said Utah head coach Ron McBride will play him at receiver in one game this season.
Every quarterback has good hands.
Star-Bulletin writer Paul Arnett contributed to this story.