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Brown was not minimal impact or even “only” a contributor by revressbo
He was probably the 4th of 5th most productive player in that 2012 class (I’d have Stanley, Day and Russell ahead. Brown and Prosise about even. I’d have Brown ahead of Okwara, Jones and Shumate). Basically our 2nd-best WR behind Fuller in 2014 and 2015, huge catch at Oklahoma as a frosh in 2012, great leader. I appreciate your compilation and mostly agree with your assessments (have a few other players where I’d disagree, but reasonable minds can differ) but Brown was a great representative of the university and producer on the field, so I thought it was noteworthy to point that out.