Indiana Officially Adds Tennesee Transfer Wide Receiver Andison Coby

Indiana made it official on Friday with the announcement of wide receiver Andison Coby joining the Hoosiers. Coby began his college career at Northeast Mississippi Junior College before spending the 2021 season at Tennessee.

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Andison Coby announced his commitment on May 1, and Indiana made it official on Friday with announcement that Coby has joined the Hoosiers.

Coby, a 6-foot-2 wide receiver, spent the 2021 season as a member of the Tennessee Volunteers where he made one reception for five yards. Coby arrived at Tennessee as a three-star recruit and the No. 30 transfer in the class of 2021.

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Prior to transferring to Tennessee, Coby played one season at Northeast Mississippi Junior College. During the 2020 season, he made 24 catches for 422 yards and seven touchdowns. Coby racked up 111 yards and three touchdowns on three catches in a 40-23 win over Mississippi Delta. He also totaled 123 yards and a touchdown on kickoff returns against on Oct. 22 versus Northwest.

Coby finished his high school career at American Heritage where he was named to the 2019 Miami Herald All-Broward honorable mention team. His brother Herve played wide receiver at Bowling Green and now coaches at American Heritage.

Coby joins an Indiana team with plenty of opportunity after losing its top three receivers from 2021, Peyton Hendershot, Ty Fryfogle and Miles Marshall.

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