Marcus Nash
WR, Tennessee

Name	Jsy	College	HT	WT
Marcus Nash	12	Tennessee	6027	193

40	BP	SS	LS	VJ	BJ	Grade	Rd.
4.5	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	6.48	2

Background 1997- Started in all 13 games...All-Southeastern Conference pick by AP...All-SEC 2nd team by coaches...only UT receiver to record a 1000 yd. season...owns the single season record for catched, yds., and TD’s...led the Orange Bowl for catches...played in Senior Bowl...1996- Started all 12 games...2nd leading receiver...9th place on all-time charts...had three 100 yds games...had three catches in Citrus Bowl...1995- Started 9 games...2nd leading receiver...had three grabs in Citrus Bowl win...1994- Played extensively as a freshman...appeared in all games except for season opener...three catches in Gator Bowl...

High School Member of USA Today, Super Prep & Blue Chip All-America...rated best receiver by Super Chip ...Gatorade Circle of Champions Player of the Year in Oklahoma...All-State and All-City...

Academics Majoring in Psychology at Tennessee...

Stats Receving- ’97- 76 no...1170 yds...13 TD...’96- 53 no...688 yds...3 TD...’95- 43 no...512 yds...4 TD...’94- 5 no...77 yds.

Summary He is a little bit of a tough guy to get a handle on, because he can look like a totally different player from game to game. He has excellent AA and size, and good speed, and at times he will show good hands and overall receiving skills.. He has good quickness in his routes, shows separation and is a threat to run after the catch. He has good explosiveness in and out of his cuts, and he can get off a jam. His problem is in the area of consistency. He will disappear from games at times, and will drop some balls that he shouldn’t. There are some nagging worries about concentration and dependability. He needs a good Spring, in terms of catching the ball consistently in his workouts, to take away those fears, but there is a good upside to Nash.