Jacquez Green
WR, Florida

Name	Jsy	College	HT	WT
Jacquez Green	12	Florida	5087	173

40	BP	SS	LS	VJ	BJ	Grade	Rd.
4.4	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	6.53	2

Background 1997- Played in 34 games with 15 starts...named one of three finalists for the Biletnikoff Award...named 1st team All-American by AP and Walter Camp Football Foundation...1st team all-SEC selection...named squad’s Most Outstanding WR and also received Offense Big Play Award...started 11 games...started in Citrus Bowl...TD record was 3rd best in SEC...2nd on team in TDs...led team in receptions, yds., and TD catches...led team in punt returns...co-recipient of UF ‘s leadership award on offense...1996- played in all 12 games...with four starts...played in Sugar Bowl...totals ranked 3rd best on team...named UF’s come-back player of the year...set a new single game record, tied the NCAA and SEC single game record with two punt returns for Tds...1995- Named the Knoxville News Sentinel SEC all- Freshman team...named UF’s Outstanding Freshman...tied school record for most TD catches by a freshman...dislocated hip in Fiesta Bowl...received the offensive squad’s Big Play Award during Spring...1994- Worked with the scout team at WR before suffering a shoulder injury...Redshirted...

High School Received honorable mention All-America honors from USA Today as WR even though he served as his team’s veer option QB during senior season...named 1st team all-state...

Academics Majoring in Public Recreation at Florida...

Stats Rushing- ‘97- 7 att...51 yds...1 TD...’96- 6 att...21 yds...1TD...’95- 7 att...93 yds...1 TD...Receiving- ‘97- 61 rec...1024 yds...9 TD...’96- 33 rec...626 yds...9 TD...’95- 19 rec...531 yds...5 TD...KOR- ‘96- 10 no...216 yds...’95- 16 no...312 yds...PR- ‘97- 27 no...392 yds...2 TD...’96- 25 no...324 yds...2 TD...’95- 9 no...50 yds.

Summary This talented Jr. is another in a long line of great Florida WRs, and although he lacks size, he is incredibly well-schooled in the passing game. He has great overall quickness, and gets excellent separation on his routes, and is very explosive in the open field and shows a second gear. He shows excellent hands, good concentration on the ball, and also has solid ability as a return specialist if asked. We're in a cycle in the NFL where small receivers aren’t very popular, but Green may break the mold. Because he is so fundamentally sound and talented, there will be a lot of teams that will overlook his lack of size. He should be a fun player to march on the NFL level.