by Summer is here, and it is everyone’s favorite time of the year, exploration time. Every year we do summer scouting to view an example of University Football for BUCs fans, but also give an idea of names to follow and view in the fall, while the needs for Tampa Bay are emerging.
Are we going to write about Quarterbacks? You know, but why? Because other NFL teams will prepare them, just as they will draw up any other position. It all makes a difference whether these players end up on the BUCs, the bears or the stalkers. We write this so that BUCs fans can be the most informed fans.
So if you are still with us, you can enjoy our latest summer scout report while we prepare you for autumn.
Player -Information
Player: Makai Lemon
School: USC
Height/weight: 5-11/190 pounds.
Player background
– 5-star recruit
– Friends with Malachi Nelson and are dedicated to Oklahoma before he moves to USC with him
– Under Armor All-American
-Derde Team All-Big Ten in 2024
Career statistics on the way to the 2025 season
– 58 receptions
– Receive 852 yards
– 14.7 yards per reception
– 3 touchdowns
Remarkable Pff numbers on their way to the 2025 season
– 73.3 pff received figure
– 7.4 meters after contact per reception
– 2.89 meters per route -Run
– average target depth of 9.7 yards
– 6 disputed catches
Play characteristics
– Excellent consciousness to work the sidelines and the center of the field
– Strong hands to keep possession through contact
– Separates well vertical and on the line
– can surprise you with his Vangstradius
– Good release of the Snap
Summary of the player
Makai Lemon is the king of the USC fit Attack, and for a good reason. The Trojan wide receiver does great work with a dynamic route tree, and it allows Lincoln Riley to use it in different ways. I appreciate his consciousness that the sidelines, the center of the field, and as a ball carrier works. Lemon can have defenders missed in space, or he can be more physical than she and owned by physical catches. Whatever you ask for Citroen, he can do it, he is a very nice wide receiver perspective to view this fall.
