Rico Bussey
2020 Receiving Stats
REC
31
YDS
274
TD
1
AVG
8.8
TAR
44
2020 Receiving Projections
2020 Fantasy Outlook
In 2018, Bussey had 68 catches for 1,017 yards and 12 touchdowns for North Texas. Unfortunately, early in 2019 he suffered a torn ACL and the season became a total write off. Bussey decided in the offseason to transfer away from the Mean Green to join the high-flying Hawaii Rainbow Warriors. Of course, Hawaii has a new head coach, but Todd Graham has a strong track record. Bussey is facing some obstacles, as he is returning from injury and playing for a new team. There have to be questions about him replicating that 2018 form with Hawaii in 2020. Read Past Outlooks
Declares for NFL Draft
Bussey announced via Twitter that he will declare for the NFL Draft.
ANALYSIS
Bussey could have come back for one final year, but instead will choose to pursue professional football after posting 31 catches for 274 yards this past season.
Bussey could have come back for one final year, but instead will choose to pursue professional football after posting 31 catches for 274 yards this past season.
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2019 Fantasy Outlook
Michael Lawrence and Jalen Guyton were billed as the top receivers in the Mean Green receiving corps entering last season, but it was Bussey who stole the show as the leader in receptions (68),yards (1,017), and touchdowns (12). Bussey and the Mean Green lost brilliant offensive coordinator Graham Harrell to USC, but they still have quarterback Mason Fine and the new offensive coordinator had a promising track record from his time at Eastern Washington, where his offense averaged 43.1 points per game. Bussey’s role, talent, and team context make him a bankable fantasy asset.
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Held in check
Bussey caught five of seven targets for 29 yards against New Mexico.
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Held without a catch in Laramie
Bussy went without a catch on five targets against Wyoming.
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Eight grabs in Hawaii debut
Bussey caught eight of 11 targets for 86 yards against Fresno State.
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Set to start
Bussey (knee) is listed as a starter for Hawaii's season opener against Fresno State.
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Lands at Hawaii
Bussey (knee) announced Saturday via his personal Twitter account that he has committed to Hawaii as a graduate transfer from North Texas.
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