Six of Jones' 17 career receptions were for touchdowns. Their leadership and experience will come in handy while Francis and Broussard usher in a new era of wide receivers. Francis is the fastest player on the team and has four years of eligibility left. The two backups to Dorris and Jones haven't played in a single game. Only one player in the three-deep has played in a game.
Dykes has a knack for coaching record-setting receivers.
At Navarro Junior College, he coached Leroy Fields, who led the nation in receiving. At Kentucky, he coached tight end James Whalen, who set the NCAA record for most receptions in a season by a tight end with 90 in 1999.