"We like all those young receivers. I mean, how about Rannell Hall out there today? Rannell was making plays left and right. Those rookie receivers, we've got some good young guys. They're going to push those older guys for jobs here."
It was the UCF rookie, after all, who was called the day's "MVP" by Koetter.
Hall appreciated the comment but was careful not to let it go to his head.
"Just the main thing is to come out here every day and progress and get better, do better than yesterday," he said. "Of course there are going to be some M.E.'s and M.A.'s out there, but we want to progress throughout the days of camp, as a whole unit, as a whole offense, and go from there.
"M.E.'s" are mental errors and "M.A.'s" are missed assignments, and they're the two dreaded pitfalls for all players in camp, especially rookies.
