Tight end becoming complete package

"They (receptions) will come," Hoomanawanui said. "Coach (Mike) Schultz put in a two-tight end formation that will get us more involved. But we have to be patient. This team has a lot of weapons. I think Juice (Williams) will spread the ball to a lot of guys, just like he did the other day in 7-on-7. In succession, he hit me, then Troy Pollard, next he went deep to Jeff Cumberland, and then he hit Fayson and Benn. Juice is making a lot of progress in reading the routes. I hope that translates to the Missouri game."

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