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Jermaine Barton, DS #28 OT, Illinois State
College: Illinois State Number: 70
Height: 6-7 Weight: 332
Position: OT Pos2: OG
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2015
40 Low: 5.28 40 Time: 5.38 40 High: 5.49
08/18/14 - 2014 PRESEASON MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES): OL Jermaine Barton (ILS)...Started all 11 games at right tackle in 2013... key member of the offensive line unit that led the way for Marshaun Coprich, who rushed for 885 yards, with nine touchdowns, and recorded four 100-plus yard rushing performances...MVFC All-Newcomer Team selection in 2012... started all 13 games at right tackle for the Redbirds, after transferring from Miami ... graded out at over 85 percent all season. - Illinois State football
08/03/13 - 2013 PRESEASON MISSOURI VALLEY FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION (COACHES/SIDS): OL Jermaine Barton, Illinois State,...Josh Aladenoye started all 11 games at left tackle in 2012, after transferring from Oklahoma and Barton took control at the right tackle position for every game last season, after he transferred from Miami. Each were named to the Missouri Valley Football Conference All-Newcomer Team and graded out at over 85 percent for the season. The bookends helped ISU rush for 136 yards per game on the ground and were instrumental in helping block for Dunn. - Illinois State football
Bills reach roster limit of 90 by signing 13 undrafted free agents
The Buffalo Bills wrapped up their 2015 class of undrafted free agents by announcing the signings of 13 players Monday.
Offensive tackle Jermaine Barton of Illinois State and defensive end Erik Williams of Bethune-Cookman joined 11 other players reported Sunday by The Buffalo News and various other outlets.
Barton, a 6-foot-7, 315-pounder, started all 39 career games for the Redbirds, including 15 at right tackle in 2014. He was a third-team All-American.
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Darion Hall
Carries Yards TD
61 286 0
Team: Tennessee State Tigers
Height: 5-11
Born:
Position: RB
Weight: 195
Hometown: Naples, FL
Class-Eligibility: GS-Sr
Career Rushing/Receiving Stats
Year Team G Rush Yds Yd/Rush TDs Rec Yds Yd/Rec TDs
2011 Mia-Fl 1 0 0 - 0 0 0 - 0
2012 TennSt 2 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 - 0
2013 TennSt 8 19 158 8.3 1 1 9 9.0 0
2014 TennSt 9 61 286 4.7 0 11 96 8.7 0
Career 20 81 444 5.5 1 12 105 8.8 0
College football: Former Lely star Darion Hall turning into threat at Tennessee State
Barbara Boxleitner
NAPLES, Fla. - Darion Hall had to wait for a chance on the football field.
Three years in the Tennessee State University program, the Lely High School graduate has become an all-purpose threat. “He’s been a jewel for us,” running backs coach Larry Williams said. “He’s very dangerous with the football in his hands.”
Williams said it was a challenge to get the senior transfer from University of Miami into the lineup because of the talent ahead of him at running back. He lauded Hall’s patience for his perseverance.
“We had a couple of seniors ahead of him,” Williams said. “Most kids would have gotten discouraged.”
Instead, Hall worked on fundamentals and skills, and appeared in eight games last year after just two his first season with the team. Last year he rushed 19 times for 158 yards and one touchdown, and had a 9-yard reception. Hall was a gunner and a blocker on special teams.
This season he has taken advantage of his opportunities, especially as a return man, which he hadn’t been previously for the Tigers. “Darion had an opportunity to carry the ball, and he never looked back,” Williams said.
Hall enters Saturday’s regular-season finale first on the team with 15 kickoff returns for 420 yards, including a 100-yard touchdown. He was second in rushing with 47 carries for 255 yards, and had nine receptions for 72 yards.
“I’m really glad I was able to get on the field and show my abilities,” Hall said. “I have fun just helping my team try to get a win.”
“I think I improved in knowing my role and just grinding as hard as I can,” he said.
Hall’s best performance came in a 56-42 loss to Eastern Kentucky. He scored on the 100-yard kick return, and finished with five returns for 174 yards. He rushed 17 times for 81 yards to lead the ground attack and added two receptions for seven yards.
Hall was recognized as the Ohio Valley Conference specialist of the week and the Sports Network special teams player, the first Tiger this season to earn the conference and Football Championship Subdivision weekly awards. “I was pretty excited about it,” he said.
The touchdown return tied a school record and gave the team its first points. Hall said he raced through a hole, broke a tackle attempt, and headed down the sideline. “There were people behind me, but my teammates were blocking them,” Hall said. “They kept kicking me the ball. I was actually surprised.”
Since the Eastern Kentucky effort, Hall has led the team in rushing twice more, with his season high of 86 on 15 carries during a Nov. 8 win over Austin Peay State. Saturday, the Tigers (5-6) play at Murray State.
“He can run inside and outside,” Williams said. “He has very good instincts. He knows how to pick up his blocking.”
“If they try to arm tackle him, he’s strong enough to break the tackle,” he said. “He’s elusive to make you miss.”
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#19 Jeremy Davis
Position: Defensive Back
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 177
Year: Redshirt Junior
Hometown: Cape Coral, Fla.
High School: Milford Academy
Jeremy Davis Bio (Bethune Cookman)
2014 – Sophomore Season
Played in 11 games for the Wildcats on special teams and on defense… Finished the season with nine total tackles, eight of those coming by way pf primary stops… Picked up two primary stops in the home-opening win against Grambling State… Also had a pass breakup in the defensive backfield against the Tigers… Tallied two tackles (one solo, one assisted), including his only tackle for loss of the campaign, in the Homecoming win against Howard… Also forced a fumble against the Bison in the win at home in Daytona Beach… Posted a single primary tackle in an away win over Savannah State… Registered two tackles (both primary stops) and recovering a fumble and returning it three yards in a home win against North Carolina Central… Added a pass deflection against the Eagles… Had a pair of solo stops against Norfolk State and Florida A&M to close the year…
At UCF
Enrolled at UCF in 2012… Did not see playing time in his freshman season, rather redshirting to retain his eligibility… Worked with the scout team during the 2013 campaign…
Milford Academy
A highly-touted cornerback prospect out of Southwest Florida, and attended New York's Milford Academy in 2010, after a standout prep career at Cape Coral and Ft. Myers High Schools… Played for Falcons head coach Bill Chaplick at Milford, where he was ranked No. 20 nationally on Rivals' Top 50 Prep School list… Played for Mike Goebbel at Cape Coral and Sam Sirianni Jr. at Ft. Myers… Was a three-star prospect from Rivals, ESPN and Scout coming out of high school… Was a nationally-ranked wide receiver prospect earning No. 50 (Scout), No. 52 (ESPN) and No. 75 (Rivals) in 2010… Also was Rivals' No. 79 player on their 2010 Florida Postseason Top 100… A very speedy player who was clocked as fast as 10.4 seconds in the 100-meter dash and 21.2 seconds in the 200-meter dash… As a senior at Cape Coral, had two touchdown returns, and on defense he had 71 tackles, four interceptions (one returned for a touchdown) and 15 passes broken up, while also blocking three punts… On offense, had 72 carries for 1,047 yards and 15 touchdowns along with three catches for 107 yards… As a junior at Ft. Myers, played mostly offense and had 30 catches for 500 yards and 12 touchdowns… Played mostly defensive back and had 50 tackles, 11 passes broken up and an interception as a sophomore… Originally signed with Miami over North Carolina in 2010, and also received offers from Pittsburgh and West Virginia…
Personal
Son of George and Annie Davis… Half-brother is Washington Redskins cornerback Phillip Buchanon…
#19 Jeremy Davis
Position: Defensive Back
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 177
Year: Redshirt Junior
Hometown: Cape Coral, Fla.
High School: Milford Academy
Jeremy Davis Bio (Bethune Cookman)
2014 – Sophomore Season
Played in 11 games for the Wildcats on special teams and on defense… Finished the season with nine total tackles, eight of those coming by way pf primary stops… Picked up two primary stops in the home-opening win against Grambling State… Also had a pass breakup in the defensive backfield against the Tigers… Tallied two tackles (one solo, one assisted), including his only tackle for loss of the campaign, in the Homecoming win against Howard… Also forced a fumble against the Bison in the win at home in Daytona Beach… Posted a single primary tackle in an away win over Savannah State… Registered two tackles (both primary stops) and recovering a fumble and returning it three yards in a home win against North Carolina Central… Added a pass deflection against the Eagles… Had a pair of solo stops against Norfolk State and Florida A&M to close the year…
At UCF
Enrolled at UCF in 2012… Did not see playing time in his freshman season, rather redshirting to retain his eligibility… Worked with the scout team during the 2013 campaign…
Milford Academy
A highly-touted cornerback prospect out of Southwest Florida, and attended New York's Milford Academy in 2010, after a standout prep career at Cape Coral and Ft. Myers High Schools… Played for Falcons head coach Bill Chaplick at Milford, where he was ranked No. 20 nationally on Rivals' Top 50 Prep School list… Played for Mike Goebbel at Cape Coral and Sam Sirianni Jr. at Ft. Myers… Was a three-star prospect from Rivals, ESPN and Scout coming out of high school… Was a nationally-ranked wide receiver prospect earning No. 50 (Scout), No. 52 (ESPN) and No. 75 (Rivals) in 2010… Also was Rivals' No. 79 player on their 2010 Florida Postseason Top 100… A very speedy player who was clocked as fast as 10.4 seconds in the 100-meter dash and 21.2 seconds in the 200-meter dash… As a senior at Cape Coral, had two touchdown returns, and on defense he had 71 tackles, four interceptions (one returned for a touchdown) and 15 passes broken up, while also blocking three punts… On offense, had 72 carries for 1,047 yards and 15 touchdowns along with three catches for 107 yards… As a junior at Ft. Myers, played mostly offense and had 30 catches for 500 yards and 12 touchdowns… Played mostly defensive back and had 50 tackles, 11 passes broken up and an interception as a sophomore… Originally signed with Miami over North Carolina in 2010, and also received offers from Pittsburgh and West Virginia…
Personal
Son of George and Annie Davis… Half-brother is Washington Redskins cornerback Phillip Buchanon…
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Glenville's Latwan Anderson resurfaces, signs with Notre Dame College
By Tim Warsinskey, The Plain Dealer
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on February 05, 2015 at 12:52 PM, updated February 05, 2015 at 1:36 PM
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Five years ago, Latwan Anderson was considered one of the 15 best high school football recruits in the country.
On Wednesday, he signed with Notre Dame College, the Division II school in South Euclid, hoping to resurrect a once promising career. Anderson is enrolled full time at NDC, living on campus, and has two years of eligibility remaining, according to NDC coach Adam Howard.
"Latwan bounced around. He's had some things going on,'' Howard said. "Much like the Doniel (Gambrell) story, he has kid now, and he's really kind of matured and he's been declared eligible by the NCAA and has a couple years left.''
Gambrell, also a Glenville graduate, landed at NDC after starting at Eastern Michigan and is supporting a wife and three children while working and going to school. He could be selected in the NFL Draft in May.
"Coming out of high school, he was one of the best players in the country,'' Howard said of Anderson. "We're happy to have him. He has a support system here in Cleveland and he's serious about coming to school and getting his degree, and we're excited to have him.
Anderson, a defensive back and kick returner, was the 15th-ranked overall football recruit by Rivals.com in 2010.
He was even more highly regarded as a sprinter. He recorded the nation's fastest high school 200-meter time (20.92) and second-fastest 400 (47.26), as well as the second-fastest indoor 55-meter time (6.38).
"He's an elite level talent. He has Olympic speed. He'd going to make a difference at this level,'' Howard said.
At Glenville, Anderson was being recruited by Ohio State and USC, among others, and initially committed to West Virginia, but didn't sign. He wound up at Miami (Fla.) on a track scholarship, where he was to play football. He left after a few months and later enrolled at two community colleges.
Howard said he had been in contact with Anderson for several years through Scott Niedzwiecki, an NDC consultant who coached Anderson at St. Edward and later at Glenville. Anderson, who began his high school career at Euclid, scared off some recruiters while in high school because he had been in and out of trouble, including being kicked out of St. Edward after a confrontation with a teacher.
Glenville's Latwan Anderson resurfaces, signs with Notre Dame College
By Tim Warsinskey, The Plain Dealer
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on February 05, 2015 at 12:52 PM, updated February 05, 2015 at 1:36 PM
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Five years ago, Latwan Anderson was considered one of the 15 best high school football recruits in the country.
On Wednesday, he signed with Notre Dame College, the Division II school in South Euclid, hoping to resurrect a once promising career. Anderson is enrolled full time at NDC, living on campus, and has two years of eligibility remaining, according to NDC coach Adam Howard.
"Latwan bounced around. He's had some things going on,'' Howard said. "Much like the Doniel (Gambrell) story, he has kid now, and he's really kind of matured and he's been declared eligible by the NCAA and has a couple years left.''
Gambrell, also a Glenville graduate, landed at NDC after starting at Eastern Michigan and is supporting a wife and three children while working and going to school. He could be selected in the NFL Draft in May.
"Coming out of high school, he was one of the best players in the country,'' Howard said of Anderson. "We're happy to have him. He has a support system here in Cleveland and he's serious about coming to school and getting his degree, and we're excited to have him.
Anderson, a defensive back and kick returner, was the 15th-ranked overall football recruit by Rivals.com in 2010.
He was even more highly regarded as a sprinter. He recorded the nation's fastest high school 200-meter time (20.92) and second-fastest 400 (47.26), as well as the second-fastest indoor 55-meter time (6.38).
"He's an elite level talent. He has Olympic speed. He'd going to make a difference at this level,'' Howard said.
At Glenville, Anderson was being recruited by Ohio State and USC, among others, and initially committed to West Virginia, but didn't sign. He wound up at Miami (Fla.) on a track scholarship, where he was to play football. He left after a few months and later enrolled at two community colleges.
Howard said he had been in contact with Anderson for several years through Scott Niedzwiecki, an NDC consultant who coached Anderson at St. Edward and later at Glenville. Anderson, who began his high school career at Euclid, scared off some recruiters while in high school because he had been in and out of trouble, including being kicked out of St. Edward after a confrontation with a teacher.
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#99
David Perry
Int Yds TDs
- - -
Team: Bethune-Cookman Wildcats Height: 6-4 Born:
Position: DL Weight: 265 Hometown: Portmore, Jamaica
Class-Eligibility: -Sr
Career Defensive Stats
Year Team G Int Yds TDs
2011 Mia-Fl 5 0 0 0
2012 Mia-Fl 9 0 0 0
2013 Mia-Fl 2 0 0 0
2014 B-C 1 0 0 0
David Perry, DS #80 DE, Bethune-Cookman
Name: David Perry (Transfer from Miami)
College: Bethune-Cookman Number: 95
Height: 6-5 Weight: 250
Position: DE Pos2: TE
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2015
40 Low: 4.73 40 Time: 4.83 40 High: 4.94
Projected Round: Stock: High: PFA Low: FA
Rated number 80 out of 148 DE's 9999 / 2303 TOTAL
Pro Day Results:
Dates: 03/24/15
Height: 6051
Weight: 250
40 Yrd Dash: 4.83
20 Yrd Dash: 2.81
10 Yrd Dash: 1.75 225 Lb. Bench Reps: 17
Vertical Jump: 30 1/2
Broad Jump: 09'06"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.56
3-Cone Drill: 7.27
40 Time Range: 4.81-4.85
#99
David Perry
Int Yds TDs
- - -
Team: Bethune-Cookman Wildcats Height: 6-4 Born:
Position: DL Weight: 265 Hometown: Portmore, Jamaica
Class-Eligibility: -Sr
Career Defensive Stats
Year Team G Int Yds TDs
2011 Mia-Fl 5 0 0 0
2012 Mia-Fl 9 0 0 0
2013 Mia-Fl 2 0 0 0
2014 B-C 1 0 0 0
David Perry, DS #80 DE, Bethune-Cookman
Name: David Perry (Transfer from Miami)
College: Bethune-Cookman Number: 95
Height: 6-5 Weight: 250
Position: DE Pos2: TE
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2015
40 Low: 4.73 40 Time: 4.83 40 High: 4.94
Projected Round: Stock: High: PFA Low: FA
Rated number 80 out of 148 DE's 9999 / 2303 TOTAL
Pro Day Results:
Dates: 03/24/15
Height: 6051
Weight: 250
40 Yrd Dash: 4.83
20 Yrd Dash: 2.81
10 Yrd Dash: 1.75 225 Lb. Bench Reps: 17
Vertical Jump: 30 1/2
Broad Jump: 09'06"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.56
3-Cone Drill: 7.27
40 Time Range: 4.81-4.85
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STORM JOHNSON
RB #34
Height: 6-0
Weight: 216
Age: 23
College: Central Florida
Hometown: Loganville, Ga.
Experience: 2
COLLEGE: Finished his collegiate career with 335 carries for 1,765 yards and 19 TDs which includes one season at Miami and two seasons at Central Florida … Added 41 receptions for 289 yards and three TDs … Started 18 of 36 games … Declared for draft following his junior season … Teammate of Jaguars 2014 first-round pick Blake Bortles at UCF … Led the American Athletic Conference in rushing in 2013 … Majored in interpersonal/organizational communications …
2013: Started all 13 games and rushed for a career-best and conference-high 1,139 yards on 213 carries with 14 TDs … Added 30 receptions for 260 yards and three scores … Consensus All-American Athletic Conference first-team selection … Helped school to a 12-1 record including a win over Baylor in the Fiesta Bowl while scoring three TDs … Also led conference in rushing TDs … Became only 10th player in school history to post 1,000-yard rushing season … Generated 1,399 all-purpose yards (107.6 avg.), the second-highest average in the conference … Posted five 100-yard rushing games …
2012: Started five of 13 games in his first season at UCF after transferring from Miami … Had 113 rushes for 507 yards and four TDs while making 10 catches for 20 yards … Scored two TDs in his UCF debut against Akron …
2011: Sat out of the year after transferring from Miami …
2010: Saw action as a true freshman at Miami and rushed for 119 yards on nine carries … Scored a 71-yard TD against South Florida …
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Buford High School in Georgia and helped team to back-to-back undefeated seasons … Rushed for 1,300 yards and 21 TDs as junior while leading team to second straight Class 6A state championship … Concluded his career at Loganville High School where he rushed for a school-record 1,937 yards and 31 TDs … Also had two kickoff returns for scores … Named Atlanta Journal-Constitution Class 4A Player of the Year and Under Armour All-American while earning second-team EA Sports All-American accolades … Was rated as the seventh-best RB in the country by Rivals.com.
PERSONAL: Single … Son of Dione and Wes Johnson … Full name: Westleigh Johnson Jr …Twitter handle is @stormjohnson8.
STORM JOHNSON
RB #34
Height: 6-0
Weight: 216
Age: 23
College: Central Florida
Hometown: Loganville, Ga.
Experience: 2
COLLEGE: Finished his collegiate career with 335 carries for 1,765 yards and 19 TDs which includes one season at Miami and two seasons at Central Florida … Added 41 receptions for 289 yards and three TDs … Started 18 of 36 games … Declared for draft following his junior season … Teammate of Jaguars 2014 first-round pick Blake Bortles at UCF … Led the American Athletic Conference in rushing in 2013 … Majored in interpersonal/organizational communications …
2013: Started all 13 games and rushed for a career-best and conference-high 1,139 yards on 213 carries with 14 TDs … Added 30 receptions for 260 yards and three scores … Consensus All-American Athletic Conference first-team selection … Helped school to a 12-1 record including a win over Baylor in the Fiesta Bowl while scoring three TDs … Also led conference in rushing TDs … Became only 10th player in school history to post 1,000-yard rushing season … Generated 1,399 all-purpose yards (107.6 avg.), the second-highest average in the conference … Posted five 100-yard rushing games …
2012: Started five of 13 games in his first season at UCF after transferring from Miami … Had 113 rushes for 507 yards and four TDs while making 10 catches for 20 yards … Scored two TDs in his UCF debut against Akron …
2011: Sat out of the year after transferring from Miami …
2010: Saw action as a true freshman at Miami and rushed for 119 yards on nine carries … Scored a 71-yard TD against South Florida …
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Buford High School in Georgia and helped team to back-to-back undefeated seasons … Rushed for 1,300 yards and 21 TDs as junior while leading team to second straight Class 6A state championship … Concluded his career at Loganville High School where he rushed for a school-record 1,937 yards and 31 TDs … Also had two kickoff returns for scores … Named Atlanta Journal-Constitution Class 4A Player of the Year and Under Armour All-American while earning second-team EA Sports All-American accolades … Was rated as the seventh-best RB in the country by Rivals.com.
PERSONAL: Single … Son of Dione and Wes Johnson … Full name: Westleigh Johnson Jr …Twitter handle is @stormjohnson8.
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74 G | MALCOLM BUNCHE
Height: 6-6
Weight: 320
Date Of Birth: October 16, 1991
Hometown: Newark, DE
HS: Newark (DE)
College: UCLA
NFL Experience: Rookie
How Acquired: RFA (2015)
A native of Newark, DE, Malcolm Bunche (pronounced bunch) signed with the Philadelphia Eagles as a rookie free agent during the 2015 offseason. Bunche started nine games for UCLA in 2014 after spending the first four seasons of his career at the University of Miami. During his time with the Hurricanes, Bunche appeared in 31 games with 14 starts before transferring to the Bruins. Bunche starred at Newark High School were he was a four-star recruit.
74 G | MALCOLM BUNCHE
Height: 6-6
Weight: 320
Date Of Birth: October 16, 1991
Hometown: Newark, DE
HS: Newark (DE)
College: UCLA
NFL Experience: Rookie
How Acquired: RFA (2015)
A native of Newark, DE, Malcolm Bunche (pronounced bunch) signed with the Philadelphia Eagles as a rookie free agent during the 2015 offseason. Bunche started nine games for UCLA in 2014 after spending the first four seasons of his career at the University of Miami. During his time with the Hurricanes, Bunche appeared in 31 games with 14 starts before transferring to the Bruins. Bunche starred at Newark High School were he was a four-star recruit.
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Javarie Johnson, DS #94 OLB, New Mexico
Name: Javarie Johnson (Transfer from Maryland)
College: New Mexico Number: 18
Height: 6-3 Weight: 245
Position: OLB Pos2: ILB/ST
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2015
40 Low: 4.70 40 Time: 4.80 40 High: 4.91
Projected Round: Stock: High: PFA Low: FA
Rated number 94 out of 177 OLB's 9999 / 2303 TOTAL
Pro Day Results:
Dates: 03/05/15
Height: 6031
Weight: 245
40 Yrd Dash: 4.80
20 Yrd Dash: 2.75
10 Yrd Dash: 1.67 225 Lb. Bench Reps: 19
Vertical Jump: 35
Broad Jump: 09'10"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.47
3-Cone Drill: 7.30
40 Time Range: 4.78-4.82
08/23/12 - NEW MEXICO BREAKOUT STAR: OLB Javarie Johnson - A transfer from Maryland, Johnson's redshirt freshman season at New Mexico consisted of one play, the season-opening kickoff in which he tore his ACL. Johnson has had almost a year to recover and has added 20 pounds to his frame. He is among the most athletic players on defense who has to get comfortable with the defensive scheme to utilize that athletic ability. If he can grasp the concepts, he can give New Mexico a formidable tandem with fellow OLB Joseph Harris and make the defense more pressure-oriented. - The Sports Xchange
Javarie Johnson, DS #94 OLB, New Mexico
Name: Javarie Johnson (Transfer from Maryland)
College: New Mexico Number: 18
Height: 6-3 Weight: 245
Position: OLB Pos2: ILB/ST
Class/Draft Year: rSr/2015
40 Low: 4.70 40 Time: 4.80 40 High: 4.91
Projected Round: Stock: High: PFA Low: FA
Rated number 94 out of 177 OLB's 9999 / 2303 TOTAL
Pro Day Results:
Dates: 03/05/15
Height: 6031
Weight: 245
40 Yrd Dash: 4.80
20 Yrd Dash: 2.75
10 Yrd Dash: 1.67 225 Lb. Bench Reps: 19
Vertical Jump: 35
Broad Jump: 09'10"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.47
3-Cone Drill: 7.30
40 Time Range: 4.78-4.82
08/23/12 - NEW MEXICO BREAKOUT STAR: OLB Javarie Johnson - A transfer from Maryland, Johnson's redshirt freshman season at New Mexico consisted of one play, the season-opening kickoff in which he tore his ACL. Johnson has had almost a year to recover and has added 20 pounds to his frame. He is among the most athletic players on defense who has to get comfortable with the defensive scheme to utilize that athletic ability. If he can grasp the concepts, he can give New Mexico a formidable tandem with fellow OLB Joseph Harris and make the defense more pressure-oriented. - The Sports Xchange
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FIU Panthers dismiss former Columbus star, LSU recruit Jakhari Gore
In the latest blight for FIU, running back Jakhari Gore was kicked off the team Monday after he was arrested on charges of robbery and false imprisonment.
BY DAVID J. NEAL
FIU dismissed transfer walk-on running back Jakhari Gore, a former Columbus High star and LSU recruit, from the football program Monday hours after Gore’s arrest on charges of robbery by sudden snatching and false imprisonment.
Of greater effect on FIU’s season opener Saturday against Maryland is the questionable academic standing of junior cornerback Richard Leonard and senior wide receiver Glenn Coleman. Both were on the scout teams during Monday’s light practice.
Gore also started training camp on the outside because of academic shortcomings.
That changed three days into camp. But Gore worked only individual drills, never with the first or second team offense in 11-on-11 or 7-on-7 drills.
Gore was being held on $5,000 bond for each charge as of Monday afternoon.
He, Rhodes (arrested for firing a gun into the air on campus while intoxicated) and offensive lineman Prince Matt (arrested for misdemeanor marijuana possession) have been dismissed from FIU’s program since Turner took the job in January.
“He is dismissed permanently from the team,” Turner said after Monday morning’s light practice. “It’s a very disappointing situation. A guy who has gone through a lot of things … brought him back, gave him a second chance in training camp. Once training camp’s over, once we get past the first game, the roster goes down a little bit [from 104 to 99]. He probably would’ve been one of the guys not on it. He’s got some things to take care of.
“It’s extremely disappointing that anybody would do that,” Turner said. “We’re still getting the culture [of the football program] where we want it. Obviously, we’re not there yet. [We’re] bringing in the guys that do the things we want them to do or the guys who are currently on the team changing and doing the things we want them to do. There’s a lot of guys who aren’t here because they weren’t willing to do that and there’s some other guys who won’t be here because they’re not doing it to the level I want. It’s unfortunate.
“We’re giving them a tremendous opportunity. The guys who were here when I got here? We’re giving them plenty of chances to do it the way we want it done. Some of them haven’t.”
#3 Jakhari Gore
Position: Wide Receiver
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 166 lbs.
Class: Freshman
Experience: Squad
City/State: Miami, Fla.
High School: Christopher Columbus HS
Major: General Studies
Born: 07/22/1991
Jakhari Gore Bio
Courtesy: LSUsports.net (@LSUsports)
Release: 04/23/2012
CAREER
Played in two games during his LSU career, both coming in 2011 ... Finished career with 25 rushing yards on eight attempts ... Transferred from LSU following the fall semester in 2011.
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON (2011)
Played in two games with no starts ... Saw action at running back against Northwestern State in week 2 and Western Kentucky in week 10 ... Rushed for 24 yards on seven carries against Northwestern State ... Rushed one time for one yard in win over Western Kentucky.
FRESHMAN SEASON (2010)
Redshirted as a true freshman in 2010.
HIGH SCHOOL
One of the top running back prospects in the state of Florida ... A smaller back with great speed and elusiveness and can also catch the ball out of the backfield ... Rated as the No. 6 all-purpose back in the country by Rivals.com ... Named a SuperPrep All-American ... Also a member of the Mobile Press Register Super Southeast 120 and the Sun State Football Top 100 ... Participant in the inaugural Team USA vs. The World game ... Ran for 1,156 yards and 15 touchdowns as a junior in 2008 ... Rushed for 1,813 yards and 29 TDs as a senior ... Capped prep career with 4,666 rushing yards and 64 touchdowns ... Coached by Chris Merritt.
PERSONAL
Full name is Jakhari Gore ... Born July 22, 1991, in Miami, Fla. ... Parents are Sebrina Gore and Alfonsa Bradley ... Has three siblings - Brandon, Brandi and Charnele ... Cousin of current San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore ... Majoring in general studies.
FIU Panthers dismiss former Columbus star, LSU recruit Jakhari Gore
In the latest blight for FIU, running back Jakhari Gore was kicked off the team Monday after he was arrested on charges of robbery and false imprisonment.
BY DAVID J. NEAL
FIU dismissed transfer walk-on running back Jakhari Gore, a former Columbus High star and LSU recruit, from the football program Monday hours after Gore’s arrest on charges of robbery by sudden snatching and false imprisonment.
Of greater effect on FIU’s season opener Saturday against Maryland is the questionable academic standing of junior cornerback Richard Leonard and senior wide receiver Glenn Coleman. Both were on the scout teams during Monday’s light practice.
Gore also started training camp on the outside because of academic shortcomings.
That changed three days into camp. But Gore worked only individual drills, never with the first or second team offense in 11-on-11 or 7-on-7 drills.
Gore was being held on $5,000 bond for each charge as of Monday afternoon.
He, Rhodes (arrested for firing a gun into the air on campus while intoxicated) and offensive lineman Prince Matt (arrested for misdemeanor marijuana possession) have been dismissed from FIU’s program since Turner took the job in January.
“He is dismissed permanently from the team,” Turner said after Monday morning’s light practice. “It’s a very disappointing situation. A guy who has gone through a lot of things … brought him back, gave him a second chance in training camp. Once training camp’s over, once we get past the first game, the roster goes down a little bit [from 104 to 99]. He probably would’ve been one of the guys not on it. He’s got some things to take care of.
“It’s extremely disappointing that anybody would do that,” Turner said. “We’re still getting the culture [of the football program] where we want it. Obviously, we’re not there yet. [We’re] bringing in the guys that do the things we want them to do or the guys who are currently on the team changing and doing the things we want them to do. There’s a lot of guys who aren’t here because they weren’t willing to do that and there’s some other guys who won’t be here because they’re not doing it to the level I want. It’s unfortunate.
“We’re giving them a tremendous opportunity. The guys who were here when I got here? We’re giving them plenty of chances to do it the way we want it done. Some of them haven’t.”
#3 Jakhari Gore
Position: Wide Receiver
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 166 lbs.
Class: Freshman
Experience: Squad
City/State: Miami, Fla.
High School: Christopher Columbus HS
Major: General Studies
Born: 07/22/1991
Jakhari Gore Bio
Courtesy: LSUsports.net (@LSUsports)
Release: 04/23/2012
CAREER
Played in two games during his LSU career, both coming in 2011 ... Finished career with 25 rushing yards on eight attempts ... Transferred from LSU following the fall semester in 2011.
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON (2011)
Played in two games with no starts ... Saw action at running back against Northwestern State in week 2 and Western Kentucky in week 10 ... Rushed for 24 yards on seven carries against Northwestern State ... Rushed one time for one yard in win over Western Kentucky.
FRESHMAN SEASON (2010)
Redshirted as a true freshman in 2010.
HIGH SCHOOL
One of the top running back prospects in the state of Florida ... A smaller back with great speed and elusiveness and can also catch the ball out of the backfield ... Rated as the No. 6 all-purpose back in the country by Rivals.com ... Named a SuperPrep All-American ... Also a member of the Mobile Press Register Super Southeast 120 and the Sun State Football Top 100 ... Participant in the inaugural Team USA vs. The World game ... Ran for 1,156 yards and 15 touchdowns as a junior in 2008 ... Rushed for 1,813 yards and 29 TDs as a senior ... Capped prep career with 4,666 rushing yards and 64 touchdowns ... Coached by Chris Merritt.
PERSONAL
Full name is Jakhari Gore ... Born July 22, 1991, in Miami, Fla. ... Parents are Sebrina Gore and Alfonsa Bradley ... Has three siblings - Brandon, Brandi and Charnele ... Cousin of current San Francisco 49ers running back Frank Gore ... Majoring in general studies.
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#92 Louis Nix
Height: 6-2
Weight: 331
Age: 24
College: Notre Dame
Hometown: Jacksonville, FL
TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Houston Texans with the 19th pick in the third round (83rd overall) of 2014 NFL Draft...Signed by Texans on May 16, 2014...Placed on injured reserve on Sept. 23, 2014.
Experience: 2
LOUIS NIX, DT
SCHOOL: NOTRE DAME | CONFERENCE: FBS INDEPENDENTS
COLLEGE EXPERIENCE: JUNIOR | HOMETOWN: JACKSONVILLE, FL
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-2 / 331 LBS.
COMBINE RESULTS
40 YD 20 YD 10 YD 225 BENCH VERTICAL JUMP BROAD SHUTTLE 3-CONE DRILL
5.32 3.02 1.83 - 25 1/2 8'1" 4.94 8.29
WORKOUT RESULTS
40 YD 20 YD 10 YD 225 BENCH VERTICAL JUMP BROAD SHUTTLE 3-CONE DRILL
5.38 3.07 1.87 24 - - - 8.01
STRENGTHS: Built like a full-grown man with a large frame and strong muscle definition throughout his body. Nimble feet with the lateral quickness to explode in any direction and chase down the action in pursuit. Carries his weight so natural for a 340+ pounder, shifting his weight well with the agile footwork to quickly change directions.
Plays hard with a feisty motor. Applies quick pressure by splitting gaps, using a quick arm-over swim move and bull-rushing his opponent deep into the pocket. Has the hand strength and initial get-off momentum to bully blockers on their heels, showing leverage and active limbs. Keeps his eyes on the ball and shows the awareness to anticipate and track plays.
WEAKNESSES: Entered the 2013 season a bit overweight and struggled to dominate early in the year following a breakout 2012 campaign. Needs to develop counter moves after he's initially stonewalled at the point of attack and didn't have many answers for the consistent double-teams he saw in South Bend. Strong, but needs to consistently use his power at the point of attack to wreak havoc and dispose of blockers.
High character kid, but needs to control his emotions on the field and play consistently focused and level-headed for all four quarters. Medical check will be important with expected postseason knee surgery.
COMPARES TO: B.J. Raji, Packers -- While he flashes terrific talent, Nix wasn't able to consistently make the type of impact that many expected in 2013. Nix is light on his feet and carries his weight tremendously for a 340+ pounder with range to make plays up and down the line of scrimmage.
--Dane Brugler/Rob Rang
PLAYER OVERVIEW
The Florida native comes from a tough background, but the 325-pounder has a bright football future if he stays dedicated to the game. Nix was highly recruited out of high school and chose Notre Dame over several in-state programs, including Florida, Florida State and Miami (Fla.).
After redshirting in 2010, he started 11 games as a first-year player at the nose guard position, anchoring the middle of the Irish's three-man front. Nix finished with 45 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and a half-sack.
After a breakthrough 2012, Nix was overweight to start the '13 season. Just as he started to round into shape, he missed two games with knee tendinitis that ultimately turned out to be a torn meniscus. When healthy, Nix displayed the unique blend of power and burst that has earned him first round buzz throughout much of his career.
He earned All-Independent first team honors from the media, and hired an agent in December to prepare for the 2014 NFL Draft despite ongoing rehab for his knee injury - which was due to require platelet-rich plasma therapy and surgery after the 2013 season, according to Irish coach Brian Kelly.
Nix has struggled with the pressure and expectations of playing for a high-profile program away from home, but he also flashes a rare skill-set for a player his size and strength.
Add the hustle, competitive drive and love of football and Nix presents an enticing prospect for NFL evaluators and he will receive attention by teams drafting in the top 10. The knee injury does create some concern, but few prospects have his combination of fluid athleticism, natural power and sheer size.
#92 Louis Nix
Height: 6-2
Weight: 331
Age: 24
College: Notre Dame
Hometown: Jacksonville, FL
TRANSACTIONS: Selected by Houston Texans with the 19th pick in the third round (83rd overall) of 2014 NFL Draft...Signed by Texans on May 16, 2014...Placed on injured reserve on Sept. 23, 2014.
Experience: 2
LOUIS NIX, DT
SCHOOL: NOTRE DAME | CONFERENCE: FBS INDEPENDENTS
COLLEGE EXPERIENCE: JUNIOR | HOMETOWN: JACKSONVILLE, FL
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-2 / 331 LBS.
COMBINE RESULTS
40 YD 20 YD 10 YD 225 BENCH VERTICAL JUMP BROAD SHUTTLE 3-CONE DRILL
5.32 3.02 1.83 - 25 1/2 8'1" 4.94 8.29
WORKOUT RESULTS
40 YD 20 YD 10 YD 225 BENCH VERTICAL JUMP BROAD SHUTTLE 3-CONE DRILL
5.38 3.07 1.87 24 - - - 8.01
STRENGTHS: Built like a full-grown man with a large frame and strong muscle definition throughout his body. Nimble feet with the lateral quickness to explode in any direction and chase down the action in pursuit. Carries his weight so natural for a 340+ pounder, shifting his weight well with the agile footwork to quickly change directions.
Plays hard with a feisty motor. Applies quick pressure by splitting gaps, using a quick arm-over swim move and bull-rushing his opponent deep into the pocket. Has the hand strength and initial get-off momentum to bully blockers on their heels, showing leverage and active limbs. Keeps his eyes on the ball and shows the awareness to anticipate and track plays.
WEAKNESSES: Entered the 2013 season a bit overweight and struggled to dominate early in the year following a breakout 2012 campaign. Needs to develop counter moves after he's initially stonewalled at the point of attack and didn't have many answers for the consistent double-teams he saw in South Bend. Strong, but needs to consistently use his power at the point of attack to wreak havoc and dispose of blockers.
High character kid, but needs to control his emotions on the field and play consistently focused and level-headed for all four quarters. Medical check will be important with expected postseason knee surgery.
COMPARES TO: B.J. Raji, Packers -- While he flashes terrific talent, Nix wasn't able to consistently make the type of impact that many expected in 2013. Nix is light on his feet and carries his weight tremendously for a 340+ pounder with range to make plays up and down the line of scrimmage.
--Dane Brugler/Rob Rang
PLAYER OVERVIEW
The Florida native comes from a tough background, but the 325-pounder has a bright football future if he stays dedicated to the game. Nix was highly recruited out of high school and chose Notre Dame over several in-state programs, including Florida, Florida State and Miami (Fla.).
After redshirting in 2010, he started 11 games as a first-year player at the nose guard position, anchoring the middle of the Irish's three-man front. Nix finished with 45 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and a half-sack.
After a breakthrough 2012, Nix was overweight to start the '13 season. Just as he started to round into shape, he missed two games with knee tendinitis that ultimately turned out to be a torn meniscus. When healthy, Nix displayed the unique blend of power and burst that has earned him first round buzz throughout much of his career.
He earned All-Independent first team honors from the media, and hired an agent in December to prepare for the 2014 NFL Draft despite ongoing rehab for his knee injury - which was due to require platelet-rich plasma therapy and surgery after the 2013 season, according to Irish coach Brian Kelly.
Nix has struggled with the pressure and expectations of playing for a high-profile program away from home, but he also flashes a rare skill-set for a player his size and strength.
Add the hustle, competitive drive and love of football and Nix presents an enticing prospect for NFL evaluators and he will receive attention by teams drafting in the top 10. The knee injury does create some concern, but few prospects have his combination of fluid athleticism, natural power and sheer size.
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95 TODD CHANDLER
CHANDLER'S CAREER HIGHS
Tackles: 5 (5X, last vs. Houston, 2014)
Sacks: 1.0 (3X, last vs. ECU, 2014)
TFL: 3.0 (Chattanooga, 2012)
FR: 1 (4X, last vs. Maryland, 2014)
2014: Saw action in all 12 games, starting 10…recorded 37 tackles (20 solo), 4.5 tackles for loss and recovered two fumbles…posted season-high five tackles vs. Maryland (9/6), No. 19 ECU (10/11) and vs. Houston (11/1)…posted a TFL in five games…recovered fumbles vs. Western Carolina (8/30) and Maryland (9/6)… earned the Defensive Lineman Award at the post-season banquet…played in every game his last three seasons, making 10 starts and seeing action in 36 career games…recorded 75 tackles and 15 tackles for loss on his career… graduated in December (2014) with a degree in interdisciplinary social science.
2013: Chandler appeared in all 12 games...totaled 24 tackles with 5.5 tackles for loss and two fumble recoveries...ranked third among the Bulls’ defensive tackles in total tackles...recovered his first career fumble at Michigan State (9/7)...had three solo tackles and a tackle for loss vs. FAU (9/14)...recorded two tackles and two tackles for loss at UCF (11/29)...had three tackles and a tackle for loss in the season-opener vs. McNeese State (8/31)...posted three tackles in a win at UConn (10/12)...had three tackles vs. Louisville (10/26)...recovered a fumble to go with two tackles vs. Miami (9/28)...posted a tackle in every game.
2012: Appeared in all 12 games at defensive tackle ... posted 19 tackles, five TFL and two sacks ... tallied five tackles, a sack and three TFL versus Chattanooga ... also had five tackles at Nevada ... added two tackles and a sack against UConn.
2011: Did not see action.
2010: Redshirted.
MIAMI NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL: Labeled the 20th-best defensive tackle in the nation by Rivals.com ... also ranked the No. 32 prospect in the state of Florida ... ranked the No. 7 defensive tackle in the nation by ESPN.com ... tabbed the No. 38 defensive tackle in the nation by Scout.com ... had 75 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and 10 sacks as a sophomore ... picked USF over offers from Louisville, South Carolina, Florida State, LSU, Clemson, Syracuse, Kentucky, Miami and Colorado State.
PERSONAL: Son of Taweaka Martin and Todd Chandler, Sr. ... has three sisters, Tiffany, Veronica and Todderika, and two brothers, Justin and Toduis ... majoring in interdisciplinary social science.
95 TODD CHANDLER
CHANDLER'S CAREER HIGHS
Tackles: 5 (5X, last vs. Houston, 2014)
Sacks: 1.0 (3X, last vs. ECU, 2014)
TFL: 3.0 (Chattanooga, 2012)
FR: 1 (4X, last vs. Maryland, 2014)
2014: Saw action in all 12 games, starting 10…recorded 37 tackles (20 solo), 4.5 tackles for loss and recovered two fumbles…posted season-high five tackles vs. Maryland (9/6), No. 19 ECU (10/11) and vs. Houston (11/1)…posted a TFL in five games…recovered fumbles vs. Western Carolina (8/30) and Maryland (9/6)… earned the Defensive Lineman Award at the post-season banquet…played in every game his last three seasons, making 10 starts and seeing action in 36 career games…recorded 75 tackles and 15 tackles for loss on his career… graduated in December (2014) with a degree in interdisciplinary social science.
2013: Chandler appeared in all 12 games...totaled 24 tackles with 5.5 tackles for loss and two fumble recoveries...ranked third among the Bulls’ defensive tackles in total tackles...recovered his first career fumble at Michigan State (9/7)...had three solo tackles and a tackle for loss vs. FAU (9/14)...recorded two tackles and two tackles for loss at UCF (11/29)...had three tackles and a tackle for loss in the season-opener vs. McNeese State (8/31)...posted three tackles in a win at UConn (10/12)...had three tackles vs. Louisville (10/26)...recovered a fumble to go with two tackles vs. Miami (9/28)...posted a tackle in every game.
2012: Appeared in all 12 games at defensive tackle ... posted 19 tackles, five TFL and two sacks ... tallied five tackles, a sack and three TFL versus Chattanooga ... also had five tackles at Nevada ... added two tackles and a sack against UConn.
2011: Did not see action.
2010: Redshirted.
MIAMI NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL: Labeled the 20th-best defensive tackle in the nation by Rivals.com ... also ranked the No. 32 prospect in the state of Florida ... ranked the No. 7 defensive tackle in the nation by ESPN.com ... tabbed the No. 38 defensive tackle in the nation by Scout.com ... had 75 tackles, 20 tackles for loss and 10 sacks as a sophomore ... picked USF over offers from Louisville, South Carolina, Florida State, LSU, Clemson, Syracuse, Kentucky, Miami and Colorado State.
PERSONAL: Son of Taweaka Martin and Todd Chandler, Sr. ... has three sisters, Tiffany, Veronica and Todderika, and two brothers, Justin and Toduis ... majoring in interdisciplinary social science.
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Get To Know Wide Receiver Quinton Dunbar
Posted May 11, 2015
Jake Kring-Schreifels
Associate Writer
The Redskins’ latest college free agent signing, Florida wide receiver Quinton Dunbar, is, according to his former teammate, a dedicated worker.
“He comes out every day as a professional,” Latroy Pittman told Gatorcountry.com. “He never badmouths anybody or acts out in any kind of way. His attitude has stayed the same. He just works hard and stays focused.”
That should come in handy as the 12th wide receiver on the team’s roster.
Dunbar played all four years at Florida, totaling 49 games with 33 starts and recording 111 career receptions for 1,500 yards with eight touchdowns
An ongoing highlight throughout his career there was his 32-game streak of catching at least one pass, which lasted from 2011 against Furman until mid-season 2014 against LSU.
“One of the main things I have focused on is getting my body right, and that's gaining more weight and getting stronger,” he said to Foxsports.com in February. “The running aspect was already there. I'm fast enough, but I have to get my body right and get stronger.”
Washington Redskins Player Profiles: Quinton Dunbar
By Anthony R Brown II @ABrownSports on Jun 8, 2015, 9:28a 5
Quinton Dunbar knows a great deal about playing on big stages because of his time at Florida. Now he wants to prove he can make an NFL roster as an undrafted rookie.
Position: Wide Receiver
Height: 6'2" Weight: 201 lbs
College: Florida
Drafted: Undrafted Free Agent
Quinton Dunbar was picked up by the Washington Redskins in mid-May as a college free agent. He's another wide receiver trying to make a name for himself and has extra motivation because he was not called to the podium. Here's what you need to know about him:
#1 . Quinton Dunbar hails from Miami, Florida and he was a four star recruit coming out of Booker T. Washington High School in Florida. He had offers from Arkansas, Michigan, Purdue, Tennessee and West Virginia. According to Rivals.com, he was the 25th best player in the state of Florida, and the 24th best player at his position.
#2 . He redshirted his freshman season at Florida (2010) and as a redshirt freshman (2011) started 5 of the 12 games he played in and scored his first career touchdown against Furman on a 29 yard reception. In his sophomore season (2012), he played in 13 games, starting in 9 of them. That season he ranked second on the team with 36 receptions and tallied season highs with 5 receptions for 77 yards against Louisville in the Sugar Bowl.
#3 . His best season was as a junior (2013). He started 12 games and caught 40 passes for 548 yards (13.7 yards per catch). According to Bleacher Report's SEC Football Lead Writer Barrett Sallee, former Florida offensive coordinator Brent Pease was proud of Dunbar's growth:
"I'm really proud of that kid. He has come along so far attitude-wise, accountability, his work ethic on the field, and it's really starting to show up. He just does things right. He can play a bunch of positions now. So I'm proud of him and I think it's going to carry over to reach the goals that he's setting for himself."
#4 . In his final season with Florida (2014), he started in 8 games and played in 11. He had career highs in yards (107) and touchdowns (2) against Eastern Kentucky. Another, more impressive, stat was the fact that he had a 32 game streak with a catch. It started in 2011 against Furman and lasted until 2014 against LSU. According to gatorcountry.com's Andrew Spivey, former Florida head coach Will Muschamp recognized his receiver's mature nature in the face of being benched against Georgia:
"Quinton went in and did a good job. So you go in and cash in on your opportunities when you have it. Man down, man up and that's what he did. So I'm very proud of how he handled the situation."
Dunbar's mindset and maturity make him an offensive leader. A fellow teammate, Latroy Pittman, knew this first hand:
"He comes out every day as a professional. He never badmouths anybody or acts out in any kind of way. His attitude has stayed the same. He just works hard and stays focused."
#5 . So how did he become a Washington Redskin?
According to Redskins.com's Jake Kring-Schreifels, draftees who play for big time programs is something that general manager Scot McCloughan pays attention to:
"He likes players that come from big conferences, that know what it's like to play in high-pressure games with big crowds and atmospheres."
Dunbar felt like Florida was the right fit for him in that regard:
"I feel like at Florida -- we played against the toughest competition -- and it got me ready for the pros because the SEC presses a lot and that's what they like to do in the NFL. I feel like I'm prepared. I just have to continue to get my body right and show improvement."
Bottom Line: Quinton Dunbar has the intangibles, speed and length to make the Redskins' roster. At 201 lbs, he needs to gain 15-20 more to be able to deal with the physical nature of the NFL. Especially if he is used as a slot receiver.
Get To Know Wide Receiver Quinton Dunbar
Posted May 11, 2015
Jake Kring-Schreifels
Associate Writer
The Redskins’ latest college free agent signing, Florida wide receiver Quinton Dunbar, is, according to his former teammate, a dedicated worker.
“He comes out every day as a professional,” Latroy Pittman told Gatorcountry.com. “He never badmouths anybody or acts out in any kind of way. His attitude has stayed the same. He just works hard and stays focused.”
That should come in handy as the 12th wide receiver on the team’s roster.
Dunbar played all four years at Florida, totaling 49 games with 33 starts and recording 111 career receptions for 1,500 yards with eight touchdowns
An ongoing highlight throughout his career there was his 32-game streak of catching at least one pass, which lasted from 2011 against Furman until mid-season 2014 against LSU.
“One of the main things I have focused on is getting my body right, and that's gaining more weight and getting stronger,” he said to Foxsports.com in February. “The running aspect was already there. I'm fast enough, but I have to get my body right and get stronger.”
Washington Redskins Player Profiles: Quinton Dunbar
By Anthony R Brown II @ABrownSports on Jun 8, 2015, 9:28a 5
Quinton Dunbar knows a great deal about playing on big stages because of his time at Florida. Now he wants to prove he can make an NFL roster as an undrafted rookie.
Position: Wide Receiver
Height: 6'2" Weight: 201 lbs
College: Florida
Drafted: Undrafted Free Agent
Quinton Dunbar was picked up by the Washington Redskins in mid-May as a college free agent. He's another wide receiver trying to make a name for himself and has extra motivation because he was not called to the podium. Here's what you need to know about him:
#1 . Quinton Dunbar hails from Miami, Florida and he was a four star recruit coming out of Booker T. Washington High School in Florida. He had offers from Arkansas, Michigan, Purdue, Tennessee and West Virginia. According to Rivals.com, he was the 25th best player in the state of Florida, and the 24th best player at his position.
#2 . He redshirted his freshman season at Florida (2010) and as a redshirt freshman (2011) started 5 of the 12 games he played in and scored his first career touchdown against Furman on a 29 yard reception. In his sophomore season (2012), he played in 13 games, starting in 9 of them. That season he ranked second on the team with 36 receptions and tallied season highs with 5 receptions for 77 yards against Louisville in the Sugar Bowl.
#3 . His best season was as a junior (2013). He started 12 games and caught 40 passes for 548 yards (13.7 yards per catch). According to Bleacher Report's SEC Football Lead Writer Barrett Sallee, former Florida offensive coordinator Brent Pease was proud of Dunbar's growth:
"I'm really proud of that kid. He has come along so far attitude-wise, accountability, his work ethic on the field, and it's really starting to show up. He just does things right. He can play a bunch of positions now. So I'm proud of him and I think it's going to carry over to reach the goals that he's setting for himself."
#4 . In his final season with Florida (2014), he started in 8 games and played in 11. He had career highs in yards (107) and touchdowns (2) against Eastern Kentucky. Another, more impressive, stat was the fact that he had a 32 game streak with a catch. It started in 2011 against Furman and lasted until 2014 against LSU. According to gatorcountry.com's Andrew Spivey, former Florida head coach Will Muschamp recognized his receiver's mature nature in the face of being benched against Georgia:
"Quinton went in and did a good job. So you go in and cash in on your opportunities when you have it. Man down, man up and that's what he did. So I'm very proud of how he handled the situation."
Dunbar's mindset and maturity make him an offensive leader. A fellow teammate, Latroy Pittman, knew this first hand:
"He comes out every day as a professional. He never badmouths anybody or acts out in any kind of way. His attitude has stayed the same. He just works hard and stays focused."
#5 . So how did he become a Washington Redskin?
According to Redskins.com's Jake Kring-Schreifels, draftees who play for big time programs is something that general manager Scot McCloughan pays attention to:
"He likes players that come from big conferences, that know what it's like to play in high-pressure games with big crowds and atmospheres."
Dunbar felt like Florida was the right fit for him in that regard:
"I feel like at Florida -- we played against the toughest competition -- and it got me ready for the pros because the SEC presses a lot and that's what they like to do in the NFL. I feel like I'm prepared. I just have to continue to get my body right and show improvement."
Bottom Line: Quinton Dunbar has the intangibles, speed and length to make the Redskins' roster. At 201 lbs, he needs to gain 15-20 more to be able to deal with the physical nature of the NFL. Especially if he is used as a slot receiver.
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2014
23 Raheam Buxton (Marshall Hill)
Height: 6-0
Weight: 175
Year: So.
Hometown: Pahokee, Fla.
Position: DB
Previous School: Western Michigan
23 Raheam Buxton DB So. 6-0 175 Pahokee, Fla. (Western Michigan Univ.)
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Broncos dismiss sophomore cornerback Raheam Buxton from the team
By Adam Hernandez
on September 23, 2011
Western Michigan head football coach Bill Cubit announced after Thursday’s practice that sophomore cornerback Raheam Buxton is no longer with the program.
“He’s done. I wish him well, needs to go,” Cubit said of the sophomore who started five games as true freshman, but had played in only one of the Broncos’ three games this fall.
“We want him to finish up (the semester) strong,” Cubit said of Buxton, from Pakokee, Fla., keeping the details vague. “We’ll give him all the academic services and help him out. He needs a fresh start.”
According to Graham Couch of the Kalamazoo Gazette, Buxton’s time with the WMU football program has been both interesting and tragic. Couch writes that after arriving late due to an NCAA clearinghouse issue, he played early as a freshman. That season however was overshadowed by the shooting death of his 21-year-old brother Paul the night before a Broncos game.
#7 Raheam Buxton
Position: Safety
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 174
Year: Freshman
City/State: Pahokee, Fla.
High School: Pahokee
2011:
2010: Recorded a forced fumble and recovery on the same play, an interception, a PBU and five tackles in collegiate debut vs. Idaho (10/2) ... matched career high with five tackles and added two PBUs at Ball State (10/9) ... career high eight tackles at CMU (11/5).
HIGH SCHOOL: Rated as three-star recruit by both Rivals.com and Scout.com … rated 80th safety by Rivals.com … ranked 87th corner in the nation by Scout.com … ranked No. 21 among safeties in the state of Florida by the Orlando Sentinel … 40 tackles, two INTs, three PBUs and one fumble recovery as a junior in 2008 … registered 165 career tackles and 10 INTs … forced eight fumbles and recovered 10 in career … scored 15 career TDs … member of two state championship teams in 2007 and 2008.
PERSONAL: Plans to major in sports medicine … son of Paul Buxton and Pamela Eady … born Dec. 12, 1991 in Pahokee, Fla.
YEAR GP GS ST AT TT TFL SK INT PBU FF FR QBH
2011 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 8
5 16 9 25 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-30 2 1 1-0 0
TOTALS 8 5 16 9 25
0.0-0 0.0-0 1-30 2 1 1-0 0
2014
23 Raheam Buxton (Marshall Hill)
Height: 6-0
Weight: 175
Year: So.
Hometown: Pahokee, Fla.
Position: DB
Previous School: Western Michigan
23 Raheam Buxton DB So. 6-0 175 Pahokee, Fla. (Western Michigan Univ.)
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Broncos dismiss sophomore cornerback Raheam Buxton from the team
By Adam Hernandez
on September 23, 2011
Western Michigan head football coach Bill Cubit announced after Thursday’s practice that sophomore cornerback Raheam Buxton is no longer with the program.
“He’s done. I wish him well, needs to go,” Cubit said of the sophomore who started five games as true freshman, but had played in only one of the Broncos’ three games this fall.
“We want him to finish up (the semester) strong,” Cubit said of Buxton, from Pakokee, Fla., keeping the details vague. “We’ll give him all the academic services and help him out. He needs a fresh start.”
According to Graham Couch of the Kalamazoo Gazette, Buxton’s time with the WMU football program has been both interesting and tragic. Couch writes that after arriving late due to an NCAA clearinghouse issue, he played early as a freshman. That season however was overshadowed by the shooting death of his 21-year-old brother Paul the night before a Broncos game.
#7 Raheam Buxton
Position: Safety
Height: 6'0"
Weight: 174
Year: Freshman
City/State: Pahokee, Fla.
High School: Pahokee
2011:
2010: Recorded a forced fumble and recovery on the same play, an interception, a PBU and five tackles in collegiate debut vs. Idaho (10/2) ... matched career high with five tackles and added two PBUs at Ball State (10/9) ... career high eight tackles at CMU (11/5).
HIGH SCHOOL: Rated as three-star recruit by both Rivals.com and Scout.com … rated 80th safety by Rivals.com … ranked 87th corner in the nation by Scout.com … ranked No. 21 among safeties in the state of Florida by the Orlando Sentinel … 40 tackles, two INTs, three PBUs and one fumble recovery as a junior in 2008 … registered 165 career tackles and 10 INTs … forced eight fumbles and recovered 10 in career … scored 15 career TDs … member of two state championship teams in 2007 and 2008.
PERSONAL: Plans to major in sports medicine … son of Paul Buxton and Pamela Eady … born Dec. 12, 1991 in Pahokee, Fla.
YEAR GP GS ST AT TT TFL SK INT PBU FF FR QBH
2011 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 8
5 16 9 25 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-30 2 1 1-0 0
TOTALS 8 5 16 9 25
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Former FSU WR Dent guilty of misdemeanor battery
Sean Rossman, Tallahassee Democrat 4:28 p.m. EDT September 30, 2014
Former Florida State wide receiver Greg Dent was found guilty last week of a misdemeanor battery charge in connection with a June 2013 incident in which a woman accused him of forcing her to have *** with him.
On Sept. 24, his attorney Nathan Prince, argued for the lesser charge of battery and a jury found him guilty on the battery charge, which carries with it six months of probation, Prince said.
Dent, 24, a senior from Belle Glade, was originally arrested on a felony charge of sexual battery on June 9, 2013 after a night out with friends at a local club. The woman said she spent the night in Dent's apartment and awoke in the middle of the night to Dent trying to kiss her and forcing to remove her clothes. The woman said she ran out of the apartment and called police, according to court documents
Dent was rearrested in January after he missed a court date and was in jail until his bond was reinstated in April.
Prince said Dent is no longer enrolled at FSU, but plans on re-enrolling and will try to rejoin the football team. Dent was promptly suspended from the team following his arrest, causing him to miss the Seminoles' entire 2013 national championship run.
"If that's what the court of law says," FSU head coach Jimbo Fisher said on Monday. "There's no winners in any of those situations. I understand that."
"I'm extremely happy for him that that turned out," Fisher added. "I think Greg is an outstanding young man, always did."
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#15 Greg Dent
Position: Wide Receiver
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 198
Year: Junior
Hometown: Belle Glade, Fla.
High School: Glades Central
2012: Turned out his most productive season appearing in all 14 games, earning four starts...ranked fifth on the team with 27 catches and 355 receiving yards, to go along with a pair of touchdown grabs...established new single-game career bests for receptions and yards with five for 72 yards against Clemson...set a new receiving yardage best with 73 on four receptions at Virginia Tech...grabbed an 8-yard TD pass from EJ Manuel vs. Savannah State...his 10-yard TD reception in the third quarter at Virginia Tech gave the Seminoles their largest lead of the game (20-10)...caught at least one pass in 11 games, with multiple receptions in nine contests.
2011: Proved to be one of the most dangerous deep threats on the team leading FSU with a 19.7 yards per catch average...one of seven FSU receivers with 10 or more catches averaging over 10 yards per catch...caught a pass in seven of the 13 games he played in...blew up his career numbers in the first game of the season versus ULM when he hauled in a 50 yard TD pass...followed that game up with a three catch performance in week two versus Charleston Southern...had the best game of his career versus NC State tying career highs for catches (3) and touchdowns (1) and setting a new career best with 70 receiving yards which included a 26-yard TD catch.
2010: True freshman wide receiver who played in 12 games mostly on special teams but saw some spot duty on offense...first career reception came against Boston College which was a 12-yard reception.
PERSONAL: Collected 54 receptions for 1,387 yards and 14 TDs as a senior...also intercepted a pair of passes as a defensive back...led Glades Central to a 13-1 record and the Class 2B state championship game, where they fell to Cocoa 27-13...Dent had five receptions for 105 yards in the title game...MVP of legendary Muck Bowl against rival Pahokee after collecting six receptions for 185 yards, coupled with an 84-yard kickoff return for a TD...earned four-star rating from Rivals and three-star selection by Scout.com...No. 57 safety prospect according to ESPN...first team SunState All-State selection (from all classifications) at wide receiver...selected to Max Preps All-American team...participated in the Outback Bowl, representing Florida all-stars in a game against national all-stars...selected to the Times-Union's Florida Super 75 where he was ranked sixth overall as an "athlete"...No. 15 among Bill Buchalter's Florida Top 100...Buchalter also rated the versatile Dent as the state's No. 1 wide receiver prospect...ranked No. 34 overall player in state by Scout.com...selected Florida State over Miami...born June 5, 1990.
Former FSU WR Dent guilty of misdemeanor battery
Sean Rossman, Tallahassee Democrat 4:28 p.m. EDT September 30, 2014
Former Florida State wide receiver Greg Dent was found guilty last week of a misdemeanor battery charge in connection with a June 2013 incident in which a woman accused him of forcing her to have *** with him.
On Sept. 24, his attorney Nathan Prince, argued for the lesser charge of battery and a jury found him guilty on the battery charge, which carries with it six months of probation, Prince said.
Dent, 24, a senior from Belle Glade, was originally arrested on a felony charge of sexual battery on June 9, 2013 after a night out with friends at a local club. The woman said she spent the night in Dent's apartment and awoke in the middle of the night to Dent trying to kiss her and forcing to remove her clothes. The woman said she ran out of the apartment and called police, according to court documents
Dent was rearrested in January after he missed a court date and was in jail until his bond was reinstated in April.
Prince said Dent is no longer enrolled at FSU, but plans on re-enrolling and will try to rejoin the football team. Dent was promptly suspended from the team following his arrest, causing him to miss the Seminoles' entire 2013 national championship run.
"If that's what the court of law says," FSU head coach Jimbo Fisher said on Monday. "There's no winners in any of those situations. I understand that."
"I'm extremely happy for him that that turned out," Fisher added. "I think Greg is an outstanding young man, always did."
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#15 Greg Dent
Position: Wide Receiver
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 198
Year: Junior
Hometown: Belle Glade, Fla.
High School: Glades Central
2012: Turned out his most productive season appearing in all 14 games, earning four starts...ranked fifth on the team with 27 catches and 355 receiving yards, to go along with a pair of touchdown grabs...established new single-game career bests for receptions and yards with five for 72 yards against Clemson...set a new receiving yardage best with 73 on four receptions at Virginia Tech...grabbed an 8-yard TD pass from EJ Manuel vs. Savannah State...his 10-yard TD reception in the third quarter at Virginia Tech gave the Seminoles their largest lead of the game (20-10)...caught at least one pass in 11 games, with multiple receptions in nine contests.
2011: Proved to be one of the most dangerous deep threats on the team leading FSU with a 19.7 yards per catch average...one of seven FSU receivers with 10 or more catches averaging over 10 yards per catch...caught a pass in seven of the 13 games he played in...blew up his career numbers in the first game of the season versus ULM when he hauled in a 50 yard TD pass...followed that game up with a three catch performance in week two versus Charleston Southern...had the best game of his career versus NC State tying career highs for catches (3) and touchdowns (1) and setting a new career best with 70 receiving yards which included a 26-yard TD catch.
2010: True freshman wide receiver who played in 12 games mostly on special teams but saw some spot duty on offense...first career reception came against Boston College which was a 12-yard reception.
PERSONAL: Collected 54 receptions for 1,387 yards and 14 TDs as a senior...also intercepted a pair of passes as a defensive back...led Glades Central to a 13-1 record and the Class 2B state championship game, where they fell to Cocoa 27-13...Dent had five receptions for 105 yards in the title game...MVP of legendary Muck Bowl against rival Pahokee after collecting six receptions for 185 yards, coupled with an 84-yard kickoff return for a TD...earned four-star rating from Rivals and three-star selection by Scout.com...No. 57 safety prospect according to ESPN...first team SunState All-State selection (from all classifications) at wide receiver...selected to Max Preps All-American team...participated in the Outback Bowl, representing Florida all-stars in a game against national all-stars...selected to the Times-Union's Florida Super 75 where he was ranked sixth overall as an "athlete"...No. 15 among Bill Buchalter's Florida Top 100...Buchalter also rated the versatile Dent as the state's No. 1 wide receiver prospect...ranked No. 34 overall player in state by Scout.com...selected Florida State over Miami...born June 5, 1990.
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I noticed some people have been complaining about how the current staff has a high attrition rate and decided to take a closer look. I counted a player only if they signed a LOI with Miami.
2000 (25) - 8
QB T.J. Prunty - quit for baseball, transfer Concordia in 2003
WR Willie Dixon - transfer to SF JC
RB Jared McClure - quit to become model for AF
DNQ
DT Vince Wilfork - Miami 2001
K Mark Gent - Miami 2001
TE Willie Roberts - Okalohoma
DE Alton Wright - JC
DB Antonio Warren - USF
2001 (25) - 6
DE Miguel Robede - kick off 2003
TE Brandon Sebald - transfer to Hofstra 2005
DNQ
OL Randy Boxill - Rutgers 2002
DT Jedd Littlejohn - Middle Tenn, FAU
TE Kevin Everett - Miami 2003
DB Jovonny Ward - Pitt, FAU
2002 (24) - 12
TE Curtis Justus - retired due to leg injury
WR Akeem Jolla - transfer New Mexico State 2006
QB Marc Guillon - transfer to Alabama 2003
LB Nate Harris - kick-off before enrolling
DE John Wood - kick-off 2003
RB J.R. Mounts -transfer to Florida A&M 2003
CB Travarous Bain - transfer to Hampton 2005
DNQ
CB Devin Hester - Miami 2003
DE Alton Wright - Miami 2003
WR Darnell Jenkins - Miami 2003
CB Terrell Walden - Miami 2003
DE Antonio Reynolds - Tenn 2004
2003 (24) - 5
DT David Howell - quit in 2005
DT Bryan Pata - killed 2006
DNQ
DT Nate Robinson - Rutgers
Ali Highsmith - LSU
Leo Waiters - ??
2004 (28) - 15
LB Willie Williams - kicked off 2006
RB Charlie Jones - quit 2007
DE Rhyan Anderson - quit 2006
RB Andrew Johnson - tranfer Akron
QB Kirby Freeman - transfer Baylor
LB James Bryant - transfer Louisville 2007
DB George Timmons - quit 2007
DB Rashaun Jones - quit 2006
OL Jonahtan st. Pierre - quit 2006
DNQ
RB Bobby Washington - NC State
DT Kellen Heard - Texas A&M
DT Joe Joseph - Miami 2005
DT Antonio Dixon - Miami 2005
TE Cedric Hill - USF 2005
OL Josh Kerr - Ohio State 2006
2005 (17) - 7
DE Courtney Harris - transfer Memphis
TE Dajleon Farr - transfer Memphis
LB Demetri Stewart - quit 2007
DT Luqman Abdallah - transfer Hofstra 2007
OL Chritopher Barney - transfer 2008
FB Jerrell Mabry - quit 2007
DNQ
TE Richard Gordon - Miami 2006
2006 (22) - 7
DE Steven Wesley - transfer N. alabama 2010
DE Chris Lewis - transfer Fresno State 2006
QB Daniel Stegall - Played baseball instead
WR Geroge Robinson - quit 2007
DNQ
RB LeSean McCoy - Pitt 2007
OL Orlando Franklin - Miami 2007
RB Graig Cooper - Miami 2007
2007 (19) - 6
QB Robert Marve - transfer Purdue 2008
WR Jermaine Mckenzie - transfer Memphis 2008
CB Doug Wiggins - Transfer Western Mich 2008
DT Chris Perry - transfer Texas Tech 2008
RB Shawnbrey McNeal - transfer SMU 2008, NFL FA Chargers
TE Daniel Adderley - quit 2009
2008 (33) - 12
LB Arthur Brown - transfer Kansas State 2010, NFL 2nd Round
WR Aldarius Johnson - kickoff 2011
QB Taylor Cook - transfer Rice 2009
QB Cannon Smith - transfer Memphis 2009
WR Thearon Collier - transfer to USC 2010
DE Gavin Hardin - Medical hardship 2009
S Joseph Wylie - transfer Tenn State 2009
LB Brandon Marti - quit 2008
LB Zach Kane - kick off before enrolling - Temple
DNQ
OL Brandon Washington - Miami 2009
LB Antonio Harper, Troy, Tennessee State
S C. J. Odom
2009 (19) - 9
OL Stephen Plein - medical hardship 2009
S Jamal Reid - transfer Jacksonville University 2010
S Ray Ray Armstrong - kicked off 2012, NFL FA Rams
TE Billy Sanders - left team 2011
OL Cory White - transfer to FIU 2013 (5th yr senior)
DE Dyron Dye - kicked off 2012, Bethune Cookman
DNQ
OL Malcolm Bunche - Miami 2010
S Prince Kent - Baylor
2010 (30) - 15
TE David Perry - transfer Bethune Cookman 2014 (5th yr senior)
OL Malcom Bunche - transfer UCLA 2014 (5th yr senior) - NFL FA Eagles
CB Latwan Anderson - quit 2011, Notre Dame College 2015
RB Storm Johnson - transfer UCF 2011 - NFL 7th Round Jaguars
LB Travis Williams - transfer 2011, Youngstown State
LB Kevin Nelson - transfer 2011, Florida AM
DB Devant'a Davis - transfer 2011, Youngstown State
TE Andrew Tallman - transfer 2011, Richmond
DT Jeffrey Brown - kicked off 2011, 2011 Joliet JC, 2012 DuPage
OL Jermaine Barton - quit 2011 - Illinois State, NFL FA Bills
RB Darion Hall - quit 2012, Tennessee State Tigers 2014
CB Keion Payne - kicked off 2012, Hutchinson CC 2012, Troy 2013
DNQ
DT Tavadis Glenn - Jones County Junior College
CB Jeremy Davis - UCF 2012, Bethune Cookman 2014
DT Delmar Taylor - Navaro College 2011, FIU
2011 (21) - 10
CB Thomas Finnie - kicked off 2013, Bethune Cookman
LB Gionni Paul - transfer 2012 Utah
DT Junior Alexis - quit 2012, Portland State
LB Eddie Johnson - kick off 2013, Hinds Community College
DL Ricardo Williams - Transfer Marshall 2013
DT Jalen Grimble - transfer Oregon State 2013
DT Corey King - grad transfer to Kansas 2015
DNQ
OL Taylor Gadbois - Miami 2012
RB Kevin Groom - Marshall 2011, Liberty
LB Antnio Kinard - Arizona Western 2013, Cincinnati
2012 (33) - 16
OL Taylor Gadbois - dismissed 2015
LB Josh Witt - retired due to injury 2012
CB Vernon Davis - transfer WVU 2012
LB Gabriel Terry - dismissed 2013, Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Tennessee State
DT Jacoby Briscoe - transfer 2013
WR Robert Lockhart - transfer 2013, Hinds (Miss.) Community College
QB David Thompson - quit for baseball 2013
DT Dequan Ivery - dismissed 2013
RB Danny Dillard - transfer Bethune Cookman 2013
WR Jontavious Carter - dismissed 2013 (Bethune Cookman)
QB Preston Dewey - retired due to injury
CB Larry Hope - transfer Youngstown State 2014
DE Dwayne Hoilett - left team in 2014
LB Jawad Blue - dismissed 2014
CB Antonio Crawford - transfer WVU 2015
DNQ
Angelo Jean-Louis - Marshall (dismissed 2015)
2013 (19) - 7
CB Ray Lewis - transfer 2014, Coastal Carolina
QB Kevin Olsen - dismissed 2014, Towson Tigers, Garden City C.C.
TE Beau Sandland - transfer 2014, Montana State
LB Alex Figueroa - dismissed 2014, Garden City (Kan.) Community College
DNQ
WR Derrick Griffin
S Ryheem Lockley (Temple)
LB Devante Bond (Okalohoma)
2014 (26) - 1
S Kiy Hester - transfer Rutgers 2014
2000 (25) - 8
QB T.J. Prunty - quit for baseball, transfer Concordia in 2003
WR Willie Dixon - transfer to SF JC
RB Jared McClure - quit to become model for AF
DNQ
DT Vince Wilfork - Miami 2001
K Mark Gent - Miami 2001
TE Willie Roberts - Okalohoma
DE Alton Wright - JC
DB Antonio Warren - USF
2001 (25) - 6
DE Miguel Robede - kick off 2003
TE Brandon Sebald - transfer to Hofstra 2005
DNQ
OL Randy Boxill - Rutgers 2002
DT Jedd Littlejohn - Middle Tenn, FAU
TE Kevin Everett - Miami 2003
DB Jovonny Ward - Pitt, FAU
2002 (24) - 12
TE Curtis Justus - retired due to leg injury
WR Akeem Jolla - transfer New Mexico State 2006
QB Marc Guillon - transfer to Alabama 2003
LB Nate Harris - kick-off before enrolling
DE John Wood - kick-off 2003
RB J.R. Mounts -transfer to Florida A&M 2003
CB Travarous Bain - transfer to Hampton 2005
DNQ
CB Devin Hester - Miami 2003
DE Alton Wright - Miami 2003
WR Darnell Jenkins - Miami 2003
CB Terrell Walden - Miami 2003
DE Antonio Reynolds - Tenn 2004
2003 (24) - 5
DT David Howell - quit in 2005
DT Bryan Pata - killed 2006
DNQ
DT Nate Robinson - Rutgers
Ali Highsmith - LSU
Leo Waiters - ??
2004 (28) - 15
LB Willie Williams - kicked off 2006
RB Charlie Jones - quit 2007
DE Rhyan Anderson - quit 2006
RB Andrew Johnson - tranfer Akron
QB Kirby Freeman - transfer Baylor
LB James Bryant - transfer Louisville 2007
DB George Timmons - quit 2007
DB Rashaun Jones - quit 2006
OL Jonahtan st. Pierre - quit 2006
DNQ
RB Bobby Washington - NC State
DT Kellen Heard - Texas A&M
DT Joe Joseph - Miami 2005
DT Antonio Dixon - Miami 2005
TE Cedric Hill - USF 2005
OL Josh Kerr - Ohio State 2006
2005 (17) - 7
DE Courtney Harris - transfer Memphis
TE Dajleon Farr - transfer Memphis
LB Demetri Stewart - quit 2007
DT Luqman Abdallah - transfer Hofstra 2007
OL Chritopher Barney - transfer 2008
FB Jerrell Mabry - quit 2007
DNQ
TE Richard Gordon - Miami 2006
2006 (22) - 7
DE Steven Wesley - transfer N. alabama 2010
DE Chris Lewis - transfer Fresno State 2006
QB Daniel Stegall - Played baseball instead
WR Geroge Robinson - quit 2007
DNQ
RB LeSean McCoy - Pitt 2007
OL Orlando Franklin - Miami 2007
RB Graig Cooper - Miami 2007
2007 (19) - 6
QB Robert Marve - transfer Purdue 2008
WR Jermaine Mckenzie - transfer Memphis 2008
CB Doug Wiggins - Transfer Western Mich 2008
DT Chris Perry - transfer Texas Tech 2008
RB Shawnbrey McNeal - transfer SMU 2008, NFL FA Chargers
TE Daniel Adderley - quit 2009
2008 (33) - 12
LB Arthur Brown - transfer Kansas State 2010, NFL 2nd Round
WR Aldarius Johnson - kickoff 2011
QB Taylor Cook - transfer Rice 2009
QB Cannon Smith - transfer Memphis 2009
WR Thearon Collier - transfer to USC 2010
DE Gavin Hardin - Medical hardship 2009
S Joseph Wylie - transfer Tenn State 2009
LB Brandon Marti - quit 2008
LB Zach Kane - kick off before enrolling - Temple
DNQ
OL Brandon Washington - Miami 2009
LB Antonio Harper, Troy, Tennessee State
S C. J. Odom
2009 (19) - 9
OL Stephen Plein - medical hardship 2009
S Jamal Reid - transfer Jacksonville University 2010
S Ray Ray Armstrong - kicked off 2012, NFL FA Rams
TE Billy Sanders - left team 2011
OL Cory White - transfer to FIU 2013 (5th yr senior)
DE Dyron Dye - kicked off 2012, Bethune Cookman
DNQ
OL Malcolm Bunche - Miami 2010
S Prince Kent - Baylor
2010 (30) - 15
TE David Perry - transfer Bethune Cookman 2014 (5th yr senior)
OL Malcom Bunche - transfer UCLA 2014 (5th yr senior) - NFL FA Eagles
CB Latwan Anderson - quit 2011, Notre Dame College 2015
RB Storm Johnson - transfer UCF 2011 - NFL 7th Round Jaguars
LB Travis Williams - transfer 2011, Youngstown State
LB Kevin Nelson - transfer 2011, Florida AM
DB Devant'a Davis - transfer 2011, Youngstown State
TE Andrew Tallman - transfer 2011, Richmond
DT Jeffrey Brown - kicked off 2011, 2011 Joliet JC, 2012 DuPage
OL Jermaine Barton - quit 2011 - Illinois State, NFL FA Bills
RB Darion Hall - quit 2012, Tennessee State Tigers 2014
CB Keion Payne - kicked off 2012, Hutchinson CC 2012, Troy 2013
DNQ
DT Tavadis Glenn - Jones County Junior College
CB Jeremy Davis - UCF 2012, Bethune Cookman 2014
DT Delmar Taylor - Navaro College 2011, FIU
2011 (21) - 10
CB Thomas Finnie - kicked off 2013, Bethune Cookman
LB Gionni Paul - transfer 2012 Utah
DT Junior Alexis - quit 2012, Portland State
LB Eddie Johnson - kick off 2013, Hinds Community College
DL Ricardo Williams - Transfer Marshall 2013
DT Jalen Grimble - transfer Oregon State 2013
DT Corey King - grad transfer to Kansas 2015
DNQ
OL Taylor Gadbois - Miami 2012
RB Kevin Groom - Marshall 2011, Liberty
LB Antnio Kinard - Arizona Western 2013, Cincinnati
2012 (33) - 16
OL Taylor Gadbois - dismissed 2015
LB Josh Witt - retired due to injury 2012
CB Vernon Davis - transfer WVU 2012
LB Gabriel Terry - dismissed 2013, Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Tennessee State
DT Jacoby Briscoe - transfer 2013
WR Robert Lockhart - transfer 2013, Hinds (Miss.) Community College
QB David Thompson - quit for baseball 2013
DT Dequan Ivery - dismissed 2013
RB Danny Dillard - transfer Bethune Cookman 2013
WR Jontavious Carter - dismissed 2013 (Bethune Cookman)
QB Preston Dewey - retired due to injury
CB Larry Hope - transfer Youngstown State 2014
DE Dwayne Hoilett - left team in 2014
LB Jawad Blue - dismissed 2014
CB Antonio Crawford - transfer WVU 2015
DNQ
Angelo Jean-Louis - Marshall (dismissed 2015)
2013 (19) - 7
CB Ray Lewis - transfer 2014, Coastal Carolina
QB Kevin Olsen - dismissed 2014, Towson Tigers, Garden City C.C.
TE Beau Sandland - transfer 2014, Montana State
LB Alex Figueroa - dismissed 2014, Garden City (Kan.) Community College
DNQ
WR Derrick Griffin
S Ryheem Lockley (Temple)
LB Devante Bond (Okalohoma)
2014 (26) - 1
S Kiy Hester - transfer Rutgers 2014
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Quarterback Gray Crow not expected to wear a Miami Hurricanes uniform again
University of Miami quarterback Gray Crow, a 6-3, 224-pound redshirt junior from Clearwater, will not dress out for games this season, according to a source. He was told as such by UM in the past couple of days, the source said.
He has not competed in fall camp, but as of Monday afternoon, was still listed on the roster and in the media guide.
The source said Crow, 21, is still attending Miami on an athletic scholarship. He is expected to graduate in December with a political science major. He is expected to take the LSAT and apply to law school.
Crow, listed as 6-3 and 224 pounds, played in two games his redshirt freshman season, completing six of eight passes for 55 yards and a touchdown against Savannah State.
A three-star prospect when he came to UM in January of 2012 to participate in spring ball, Crow was moved to fullback/H-back last season, but was moved back to quarterback when Kevin Olsen was dismissed from the program.
“The idea behind the move back in July was give him an opportunity to play, based on our depth at quarterback,'' coach Al Golden said in mid-September of 2014. "We were hoping he could help us at H-back, at fullback, at long-snapper or in some way on special teams. He talked to us [Tuesday] and we moved him back.”
In the spring game, Crow led one long drive that resulted in a 12-yard touchdown pass to walk-on Clayton Turner.
For whatever reasons, the coaches didn't appreciate Crow. I have a feeling he'll be a great lawyer. He already is a first-class young man.
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Since CMR took over:
8/24/15 QB Gray Crow
12/4/15 Mark Richt hired as Head Coach
Transfers:
01/04/16 WR Tyre Brady (So) - Marshall
01/16/16 OL Joe Brown (So) - BYU
02/10/16 FB Walter Tucker (Jr) - FIU
02/24/16 TE Jerome Washington (Fr) - Rutgers
02/25/16 LB Marques Gayot (RJr) - Arkansas State
05/23/16 OL Tyler Grimsley (RSo) - South Alabama
06/21/16 LB James King (RSo) - Akron
12/16/16 OL Brendan Loftus (RFr) - Samford
02/03/17 DT Courtel Jenkins (Sr) - Houston
02/20/17 S Cedrick Wright (So) -
04/23/17 S Jeff James (So) - Copiah-Lincoln Community College
04/25/17 QB Jack allison (RFr) - West Virginia
06/13/17 TE Jovani Haskins (RFr) - West Virginia
07/05/17 CB Terrance Henley -
07/27/17 CB Ryan Mayes
Grad Transfers:
01/30/16 DL Jelani Hamilton (RJr) - Akron
02/01/16 WR D'Mauri Jones (RJr) - New Mexico Highlands
02/01/16 DL Earl Moore (RJr)- Toledo
02/01/16 TE Jake O'Donnell (RJr) - Temple
11/23/16 OL Hunter Knighton (RJr) - Tulane
01/18/17 RB Gus Edwards (RJr) - Rutgers
05/23/17 OL Sunny Odogwu - UCLA
Dismissed:
03/18/16 K Jonathan Seremene* (So) - Akron
06/24/16 LB Juwon Young (Jr) - Marshall
08/27/16 DE Al-Quadin Muhammad (RSo) - Hampton (DNP); 6th Round, 196th pick, Saints
08/27/16 LB Jermaine Grace (Sr) - Undrafted Free Agent (Falcons)
10/10/16 WR Sam Bruce (Fr) - Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
Early NFL Entry:
12/28/15 CB Artie Burns (Jr) - 1st Round, 25th pick, Steelers
01/03/17 RB Joseph Yearby (Jr) - Undrafted Free Agent
01/02/17 QB Brad Kaaya (Jr) - 6th Round, 215th pick, Lions
01/03/17 TE David Njoku (RSo) - 1st Round, 29th pick, Browns
*Walk-On
8/24/15 QB Gray Crow
12/4/15 Mark Richt hired as Head Coach
Transfers:
01/04/16 WR Tyre Brady (So) - Marshall
01/16/16 OL Joe Brown (So) - BYU
02/10/16 FB Walter Tucker (Jr) - FIU
02/24/16 TE Jerome Washington (Fr) - Rutgers
02/25/16 LB Marques Gayot (RJr) - Arkansas State
05/23/16 OL Tyler Grimsley (RSo) - South Alabama
06/21/16 LB James King (RSo) - Akron
12/16/16 OL Brendan Loftus (RFr) - Samford
02/03/17 DT Courtel Jenkins (Sr) - Houston
02/20/17 S Cedrick Wright (So) -
04/23/17 S Jeff James (So) - Copiah-Lincoln Community College
04/25/17 QB Jack allison (RFr) - West Virginia
06/13/17 TE Jovani Haskins (RFr) - West Virginia
07/05/17 CB Terrance Henley -
07/27/17 CB Ryan Mayes
Grad Transfers:
01/30/16 DL Jelani Hamilton (RJr) - Akron
02/01/16 WR D'Mauri Jones (RJr) - New Mexico Highlands
02/01/16 DL Earl Moore (RJr)- Toledo
02/01/16 TE Jake O'Donnell (RJr) - Temple
11/23/16 OL Hunter Knighton (RJr) - Tulane
01/18/17 RB Gus Edwards (RJr) - Rutgers
05/23/17 OL Sunny Odogwu - UCLA
Dismissed:
03/18/16 K Jonathan Seremene* (So) - Akron
06/24/16 LB Juwon Young (Jr) - Marshall
08/27/16 DE Al-Quadin Muhammad (RSo) - Hampton (DNP); 6th Round, 196th pick, Saints
08/27/16 LB Jermaine Grace (Sr) - Undrafted Free Agent (Falcons)
10/10/16 WR Sam Bruce (Fr) - Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
Early NFL Entry:
12/28/15 CB Artie Burns (Jr) - 1st Round, 25th pick, Steelers
01/03/17 RB Joseph Yearby (Jr) - Undrafted Free Agent
01/02/17 QB Brad Kaaya (Jr) - 6th Round, 215th pick, Lions
01/03/17 TE David Njoku (RSo) - 1st Round, 29th pick, Browns
*Walk-On
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