Cameron Jefferies

[The Murphinator]

He is a transfer corner from Bowling Green with two years of eligibility left, but he is taking 21 credits currently to become immediately eligible. He is down to Cincinnati and Nebraska. Here is some more information on the situation. I believe this would be a tremendous pick up.

@Ziebol the Red gets credit for finding this info first.

http://www.news-herald.com/sports/20180607/riverside-grad-cornerback-cameron-jefferies-working-to-graduate-from-bg-two-years-early

 

[brophog]

Talk about hating your coaches....

 

[The Murphinator]

Here are his highlights from last season

 

[Hans Gruber]

They need depth at corner. If the coaches want him, then it's A-ok by me. 

 

[RedSavage]

Talk about hating your coaches....

...what?

 

[The Murphinator]

...what?

I don't think he hates the new coaches. It is just the guys that got him there are now gone and he sees it as an opportunity to improve his draft stock.

 

[swmohusker]

Love the staff looking to improve weak spots now.  Kid would be a welcome addition 

 

[ADS]

To be honest I’d much rather have this kid than Watkins.  The two years of eligibility would be really nice with how many young corners are going to be brought in.

 

[brophog]

To be honest I’d much rather have this kid than Watkins.  The two years of eligibility would be really nice with how many young corners are going to be brought in.

A guy trying this hard to become a graduate transfer is looking for the quickest road to the NFL, not necessarily staying 2 years.

 

[ADS]

A guy trying this hard to become a graduate transfer is looking for the quickest road to the NFL, not necessarily staying 2 years.

Maybe, now stick with me here, he’ll actually stay two years and playing at a place like Nebraska is better exposure than Bowling Green.

 

[brophog]

Maybe, now stick with me here, he’ll actually stay two years and playing at a place like Nebraska is better exposure than Bowling Green.

The article is very specific that this is about the NFL. Obviously the exposure and opportunity to prove oneself at this level is a draw away from Bowling Green to Nebraska in pursuit of that goal.

 

[broganreynik]

The article is very specific that this is about the NFL. Obviously the exposure and opportunity to prove oneself at this level is a draw away from Bowling Green to Nebraska in pursuit of that goal.

It’s not inherent that he would only stay for one year.

 

[TGHusker]

With that kind of work ethic and drive, plus his talent - he would be a great addition to the team - in a spot we need more help.

 

[NoLongerN]

Wish his former coach at Bowling Green wasn't on Cinci's staff ... then I'd feel a lot better about our chances.  That is a hurdle to overcome ... my guess is that his exposure and opportunity is greater at :bigredn:   ... but that might just be my "red kool-aid" eyes.