KU should be prepared, too, because as I've discussed before, Dezmon Briscoe has every reason to make his exit after this season along with Kerry Meier.  That means planning to fill two big holes at wide receiver this summer instead of just one.

So who will fill those holes?

Bradley McDougald is the obvious shoo-in for the No. 2 slot, and KU technically only starts three receivers.  I think we can all agree, though, that a fourth wideout is an invaluable piece of our offense.

Tertavian Ingram may see his fair share of time early on.  The 6' 1", 200 pound, 4.4 sprinting, former three-star prospect's career at KU hasn't exactly panned out as he had planned.  However, he has experience, was a contributor earl...

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