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Austin Studer - EKU

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Austin Studer wide receiver for Campbell County has decided to walk on at EKU.

 

Good luck to Austin as he begins the next chapter of his athletic career.

Maybe they can package a FB/baseball deal! WAY TO GO STU-EY !! I know your parents...and little brother must be proud!!

What position(s) did he play? What's his size like?

What position(s) did he play? What's his size like?

 

WR - 6-2, 175 soaking wet. But he has a body that will get stronger. Extremely athletic. Doesn't have good football speed, but good enough speed for HS and maybe even on the clock. But it will be hard to see him having enough speed at the collegiate level.

What a wonderful possession reciever! GREAT hands, good hops! Look up "clutch" in the dictionary and you'll see Stu's picture next to it!!

Though he did not have the same athleticism, he was very close to reminding NKY football fans of Brandon Griffin.

Though he did not have the same athleticism, he was very close to reminding NKY football fans of Brandon Griffin.

 

Well said. Both Griffin and Studer always came through in the clutch. Studer is a very athletic kid and has great potential. I'm sure he will make NKY proud. Good Luck!:thumb:

Congrats Austin and Good Luck in college !!!:thumb:

Great decision by Austin. He was fun to watch last season making catches that left defenders scratching their heads (uh...helmets). Look for the Bishop kid to be next in a line of great CC receivers (in '08).

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