Through six games, sophomore wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster has been nothing short of impressive, racking up 758 yards and seven touchdowns. His play-making ability earned him spots on several preseason watch lists this year, and now the Maxwell Award is taking notice. Last week, Smith-Schuster was added to the watch list for the award which annually recognizes the nation's most outstanding player.The supremely athletic wide receiver is averaging 126.3 yards per game, the best mark in the conference and fifth best in college football. He has four games with over 100 receiving yards this season, including a career-best outing of 192 yards against Idaho. Smith-Schuster has scored in all but one game this season and his seven touchdowns place him second in the Pac-12.
For more on Smith-Schuster and all the other Trojans on watch lists this year, go to www.usctrojans.com/awards.
