Ending months of speculation on his future, Eastern Washington's record-setting receiver, Cooper Kupp, seen here in 2014 with one of his many acrobatic touchdown catches, announced Nov. 30 that he would stay in school for his senior year and skip entering April's NFL draft.
The guy nicknamed "sticky hands" is sticking around a little longer in Cheney.
Cooper Kupp, the 2015 Big Sky Conference's offensive MVP - the first league receiver in four decades to be so honored - ended rumors that he would skip his senior season and enter the NFL draft, announcing Nov. 30 he would return for his senior season at Eastern.
After informing head coach Beau Baldwin earlier in the day, Kupp next went to members of the Eagle Athletic Fund with a video, and then to social media on Twitter with the news.
"I've decided that I want to spend the 2016 season as an Eagle and be part of s...
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