Jayreon Campbell (RB) committed
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Had offers from Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Florida, Ole Miss, Michigan, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas A&M among others.
Jayreon does look like great pick up for IU's offense. He is very good size for 5"11' RB 190
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Love those Georgia boys. Best high school football in the country.
If you watch his video clips from some camps he is built like Black from our current RB's. Coach Cig has said before he likes his short bowling ball type of running backs and looks like he got another one. Dude is put together.
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His film supports this as he brakes many tackles after initial contact.
I’m drinking the IU koolaid. That pic makes me think of a 5’10” 190 lb RB who joined Boise state a few years back lol
Our Big Uglies will love to watch Jayreon race through the holes they will be making in B1G line.s
Jayreon, you look like a RB that can run through tackles for more yards & TDs.
Looks like the frame and ability to stand the linebacker up in pass protection one play, and take it to house right past him on the next play.
Welcome to the Hoosiers!
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Welcome to the Hoosiers!
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I think I might have to argue this point. We played Jonesboro Ga last year a playoff team and ran up 56 on them. It was over before it even got started. Going to them this year , so I guess we will see.
Yeah. Gotta think about Texas and Florida when you talk about high quality HS football.
I will agree that Georgia is pretty good , but probably not the best. You can also throw in Pennsylvania, Ohio and California.
2024 NFL roster players by state they went to HS in (vs other lists that pop up which are which state they went to college in if you dig deeper):
- TX 304
- FL 287
- CA 278
- GA 221
I’m not sure that this actually proves or disproves anybody’s point as states vary in average size of their HS quite a bit, so in theory you could argue GA has fewer HS so the talent is concentrated onto fewer teams, resulting in a higher level of play (this happens in volleyball). This could actually be looked at if one was really invested.
GA does claim to have the most nfl players per capita (or at least Georgia High School Football Daily says so - no way that outfit is biased!)
Also, if your still reading, there are other lists with different numbers but the rank order if the top 4 is still the same.
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I'm just glad we're recruiting the Gary/Chicago area as well as Indianapolis. Good players are where you find them and IU is a great place just far enough from home but still easy for friends and family to come enjoy the atmosphere and see them play. Should have a high rate of success in those areas. Cig's 4 hour idea makes sense to me. I'm happy when anybody from Georgia, Texas, Florida or elsewhere see the light and choose Indiana of course.
And back on topic, if I hear 'Georgia' I think great football recruiting.
And back on topic, if I hear 'Georgia' I think great football recruiting.
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