Week 8 of the college football season is in the books, and the receiving charts are, frankly, wild. We’ve seen some absolutely stunning performances, with new names exploding onto the scene and established stars continuing to torch defenses across the country.

Greene County five-star wide receiver Jase Mathews is expected to be in Baton Rouge on Saturday for an unofficial visit with Brian Kelly and

Tennessee has the most productive wide receiver trio in the SEC, but it could be at a tipping point. Here's how the Vols hope to maximize them.

The former Sierra Canyon School standout is a main storyline in a film that explores the chaos of 7-on-7 football.

"We just in that mode doing our thing." Indiana football receivers Elijah Sarratt and Omar Cooper Jr. can't be stopped:

Arizona State football's Jaren Hamilton was a big-time prospect in track before he switched to football and eventually made his way to Tempe.

The Hoosiers stack their best receivers together to make opposing defenses pick their poison. It's worked out well for Curt Cignetti's offense.

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The initial Tennessee-Kentucky football game injury report is listed below. Defensive back Rickey Gibson III, wide receiver Travis Smith Jr. and defensive back Jermod McCoy are out for Tennessee. Tight end Ethan Davis, wide receiver Radarious Jackson, linebacker Arion Carter and linebacker Ben Bolton are questionable for the Vols.