It's as cut and dried as that. Gray won't have experienced targets as the Rattlers lost four of their starting five receivers. The one returning, however, was the best of the bunch. Senior Jacquay Nunnally caught 78 passes for 833 yards and seven scores last year and he needs 80 receptions to break Jerry Rice's 1-AA mark of 301 career receptions. Defensively, the Rattlers may be stronger than last year, led by senior All-MEAC defensive end Jauron Dailey, who led the team with 18 sacks.
Expectations are high.
We're hoping we can come through. FAMU begins the season on the road at Delaware State Sept. 2. Its first home game is Sept. 9 against Morgan State.