TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – Ahead of his second full season playing wide receiver, Florida State’s Micahi Danzy knows he has more growing to do.
The converted running back and Tallahassee native told reporters on Wednesday after the Seminoles’ first practice of fall camp that he’s hoping to continue to make progress in breaking out on his routes and in the intermediate game. The Junior hoping he can match more polish with his unmatchable speed to continue to evolve at the position.
“I don’t want to be just proud of what I did last year, that can’t help me this year so I just want to forget what happened last year and help the team,” said Danzy who says he’s been leaning on his teammates to help him grown. “I want to be a reliable guy, forget everything that happened last year, catch balls, work on coming out of breaks, talk to Duce [Robinson] about what I could have done better. I just want to be a reliable guy.”
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