NCAA.com: 7 return men to keep an eye on in 2016

[Brad]

Rodney Adams — senior, wide receiver, South Fla. (29.1 yards per return average, one touchdown)

Adams will likely be called upon to be a heavy feature in the Bulls offense this season, especially coming off a year where he more than doubled the receiving yardage of the next closest wideout.

 

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South Florida Bulls wide receiver Rodney Adams (87) is a threat in the passing and return game.

That said, it’s hard to imagine his role in the return game increasing much at all, but Adams has shown a knack for making big plays when he gets the ball.

 

Nine receiving touchdowns a year ago is certainly something to hang one’s hat on, but Adams was also one of just three players in the conference to take a kick back for six. If the Bulls are to get back to another bowl game in 2016, Adams will likely figure heavily in that equation on both offense and special teams.

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Pretty good exposure for Adams, Bulls. 

[bulls phanatic]

This guy should be big time for us this year as long as he is healthy. 

[Bull Dozer]

I'd love for somebody to step up and take that role from him. He's too important to our offense to risk on special teams. Maybe Sands or Antoine can step up and take over. 

[Ionbull]

4 hours ago, Bull Dozer said:

I'd love for somebody to step up and take that role from him. He's too important to our offense to risk on special teams. Maybe Sands or Antoine can step up and take over. 

That's a funny way to say utilize.