In addition to losing quarterback Bryce Perkins, who accounted for 79.1% of the offense (4,307 of 5,445 yards) and 64.7% of the team’s offensive touchdowns (33 of 51 scores), the University of Virginia football program must replace a tremendous amount of production at the wide receiver position.

Ra'Shaun Henry is confident in his first (and last) year on the FBS level. Virginia needs wide receivers to emerge and the 6'3", 195-pound standout has impressed early in camp. ~ Photo courtesy Virginia Athletics Media Relations/Jim Daves