Austin Collie missed almost all of fall camp in August due to a stress fracture in his right knee. He started the season slowly, but by December, he had turned in the best single-season receiving performance in BYU history and become the school’s all-time leading receiver.
Now, Collie says he’s ready to see what he can do at the next level.
During a news conference Friday morning at Legends Grille on BYU’s campus, Collie, dressed in a suit and tie, announced his intentions to forgo his senior season and enter the National Football League draft in April.
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