Scout Trout SUper Slot Justin JOnes - Class 2018 Fort VAlley (GA) - Team America Report

Justin Jones is my first selection for Team America and has officially been invited to join us, as we embark on our journey to the far north to take on the elite Scout Trout prospects from Canada. With the events being strategically planned by our friends from Canada (All Hail Watkins Family), we have begun our search for the best roster of prospects who aspire to take their games to the next level. We have been in talks with prospects from nearly every bordering state and in our talent rich areas of West Virginia and Ohio about obtaining passports and making the trip up to Canada this Spring/Summer. 

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Jones is able to pretty much do anything with a football and it is a big part of why he has been an early selection for Team America. Jones is one of the fastest players we have seen at Scout Trout and was able to post unbelievable 40-yard dash times at our Scout Trout All-American Bowl combine portion. He was also able to jump 10'0 on the Broad Jump, which is 2nd place overall behind a 10'3 jumped at our Illinois combine by Michael Johnson. Jones is one of those players who you can game plan with, much like the players listed below, who all happen to be game-changing players who are the top producers in the nation offensively for the 2015 college football season. With 12-man Canadian Football rules being implemented, Jones will be a game changer with his athletics, football IQ, and ability to throw the football for Team North. Jones is also an outstanding defensive back and is able to really stay in a receiver's hip pocket better then most I have seen at his level. I am excited about his overall effective style of play that will be beneficial to any college football unit. 

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Ernest Calhoun - Kent State
5'6,151 Lbs  
(Team Leader 1,033 All-Purpose Yards)

With over 700 returning yards his sophomore season and being able to haul in 33 passes for a struggling Kent State offense, Calhoun exhibits what it takes to be a dynamic play-maker who may be considered undersized. 

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Jakeem Grant - Texas Tech 
5'6,169LBS
(938 Receiving Yards/67 receptions)

"The Red Raiders fan favorite exploded for 938 receiving yards last season on 67 catches. He ranked in the top 10 of the Big 12 conference in multiple categories, including catches, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns (seven), and all-purpose yards per game (124.1). He's also Tech's primary kickoff return man. Look for Grant to crack the 1,000-yard receiving mark this season."

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William LIkely - Maryland 
5'7,175LBS
(Big Ten Leader INT's 2015)

"A first-team All-Big Ten performer who tied for the league lead in interceptions last year (six), and returned two of those for touchdowns. His 15 pass breakups also tied for the Big Ten lead. Throw in averages of 11.1 yards on punt returns and 31.0 on kickoff returns, and Maryland simply doesn't have a more valuable player."

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