RB/WR Miles Jones [Nebraska- Signed LOI]

To Which School Will Jones Commit?

  • Nebraska

    Votes: 38 100.0%

  • Vanderbilt

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Georgia

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    38
  • Poll closed .
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Player: Miles Jones

Hometown: Fort Lauderdale, Florida

School: American Heritage

Position: Athlete, Wide Receiver

Height: 5-8

Weight: 163

40 Time: 4.62

Offers: Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Navy, Nebraska, Oregon State, Syracuse, Toledo, Vanderbilt, West Virginia, Wisconsin

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A bit on the small side, but sure does seem to have a sense or gaps or creases and cuts.  I guess you don't have to knock people over if you can run by them.

 
If the 4.62 time is accurate he won't be getting separation although he may be able to cut to a seam to get open.  One thing we had problems with this year was 2 of our three main receivers weren't especially fast or tall so Stanley M was used the most on deep routes

 
TonyStalloni said:
If the 4.62 time is accurate he won't be getting separation although he may be able to cut to a seam to get open.  One thing we had problems with this year was 2 of our three main receivers weren't especially fast or tall so Stanley M was used the most on deep routes
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I'm assuming Spielman is the one you are thinking that was successful with this. Tyjon should be able to fill a role like that a bit better in an offense like this too. 

 
 With some of the guys who fit multiple positions, how many receivers are we going to look to take? This would be a good addition.

 
Not going to be picky about Frost's first class. He's off to a great start. I would like to see us get some size at WR in future classes. Right now, this class seems to have a lot of WR/TE tweeners that I assume will wind up at TE. Maybe McGriff sticks at TE.  Woodyard seems like the only surefire WR in the class right now, and he's a burner.

We don't have a ton of size right now, especially if Morgan leaves. It would be great to get a big possession guy or two that can be a chain mover if needed. 

That said, size in general is somewhat overrated in college. I'll take a slighter guy that can make plays over a guy with all the measurables who isn't as good of a WR. I remember Bo's first class he wound up taking the Osborne twins who had good size but never really did much. 

Jones' offer list is pretty good. If Georgia, WV & Wiscy want him he must be a pretty dang good prospect. 

 
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Is it possible some of these guys will go WR as true freshman for depth and then get bulked up to become TE's for the last couple years when we have had a chance to get the WR #'s more in tune.

I know this is a little off topic when in a thread about a small guy that will be here to use his speed!!!

 
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