There’s a rhythm to Louisiana football—a toughness layered with instinct, where receivers learn early that separation isn’t just speed; it’s feel. That’s where Josiah Morgan was built. At Ruston High School, his game didn’t develop in a vacuum of highlight clips; it was forged in Friday nights where touches had to matter. And that shows up on tape. Morgan doesn’t drift through routes—he hunts space. He understands leverage before the ball is even snapped, settling in. https://twitter.com/Coogs365/status/2050654646419480826?s=20 At Ruston High, his game isn’t built on overwhelming defensive…