Arizona's latest addition via the transfer portal bolsters an offense that finished sixth in passing yards last season.
Former Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver Montana Lemonious-Craig announced Saturday afternoon that he's transferring to the UA, becoming the lone offensive transfer for 2023.— Montana Lemonious-Craig May 20, 2023In three seasons at Colorado, the 6-2, 190-pound Inglewood, California native had 33 catches for 482 yards and five touchdowns. Most of his production happened during Colorado's 1-11 campaign in 2022, hauling in 23 receptions for 359 yards and three touchdowns.
People are also reading… Lemonious-Craig remained on roster once CU hired head coach Deion Sanders, who left his post at prominent HBCU Jackson State after three seasons. In Colorado's highly-anticipated spring game last month under Coach Prime, Lemonious-Craig erupted for six catches for 169 yards and a 98-yard touchown.
Lemonious-Craig will now be incorporated with a receiving corps that includes star receivers Jacob Cowing, Tetairoa McMillan, budding second-year slot receiver Kevin Green Jr., AJ Jones, and freshmen Malachi Riley and Devin Hyatt, among others. The Wildcats lost leading receiver and Second Team All-Pac-12 selection Dorian Singer to the transfer portal, however return Cowing, who led the conference with 85 catches for 1,034 yards, and McMillan, a two-time Pac-12 Freshman of the Week selection.Tags Respond: Write a letter to the editor | Write a guest opinion
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