Shout Out To JRM

#2
#2
He was certainly a pleasant surprise. When thinking of our LB's everyone thinks of Maggit/AJ, then JRM comes out and proves himself to be just as threatening. Awesome.
 
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#6
I was at the game behind the endzone, and after one play early on, I heard this lady behind me say, "Nice job, Jalen!". I was thinking, that lady really knows her football. After her cheering for him again, I asked her, and she said that JRM was her cousin. After that, I was paying attention, and sure enough his name was called several times throughout the game.
 
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#7
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Watching JRM play special teams last year made me look forward to seeing him as a starter. Shouldn't surprise us that he is really playing well.
 
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#11
#11
HE DID A GOOD JOB. THE D AS A UNIT DID. BEST I"VE SEEN IN A WHILE
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billford said:
HE DID A GOOD JOB. THE D AS A UNIT DID. BEST I"VE SEEN IN A WHILE
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98, 01, 05, and 08 come to mind. This defense has that speed, talent, and discipline factor. Obviously very young though, but with so much potential.
 
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Vol Main said:
Watching JRM play special teams last year made me look forward to seeing him as a starter. Shouldn't surprise us that he is really playing well.
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Agree, not a huge surprise that he's playing well as a starter this year after the impact he made on ST last year.

Only a sophomore.
 
#15
#15
Not really a surprise.
The kid is a great athlete and has a knack for getting to the football. He proved that on coverage teams last year.
 
#18
#18
JRM kinda reminds me of Nick Reveiz he doesn't have the size or the "numbers" that we look at all the time with recruits but he has a lot of heart and is just a football player. I really enjoyed watching him Sunday. We have a good one with JRM!
 
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goldvol said:
I was at the game behind the endzone, and after one play early on, I heard this lady behind me say, "Nice job, Jalen!". I was thinking, that lady really knows her football. After her cheering for him again, I asked her, and she said that JRM was her cousin. After that, I was paying attention, and sure enough his name was called several times throughout the game.
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Nice, very nice. "Bad thing" about Sunday was here was so many things to watch I just zeroed in on Sutton and the DE. :good!:
 
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Vol Main said:
Watching JRM play special teams last year made me look forward to seeing him as a starter. Shouldn't surprise us that he is really playing well.
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I called TSR last summer and ask about him I had high hopes for him when I saw his highlight clip from high school last year . I knew he had potential to be a special player glad he is putting in the work . AND HAS GOOD COACHES TO GUIDE HIM.also watching Cecil cherry next year this could be a good group for years to come with the likes of Dillon bates , magget ( next year ) cotton jumper, and Andrew butcher.
 
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Nickoli said:
JRM kinda reminds me of Nick Reveiz he doesn't have the size or the "numbers" that we look at all the time with recruits but he has a lot of heart and is just a football player. I really enjoyed watching him Sunday. We have a good one with JRM!
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JRM is much faster than Reveiz
 
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Vol Main said:
Watching JRM play special teams last year made me look forward to seeing him as a starter. Shouldn't surprise us that he is really playing well.
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Looks like Bates might be our JRM from last year. Having him learn the ropes while running exclusively with special teams. Next year he may slide into a starting role just like JRM. So much to look forward to with all these freshmen and sophomores
 
#25
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JRM gives you the luxury of not having to play as much nickel. He was recruited as a 4-star DB. His speed was obvious on Sunday. Pursued and finished a lot of tackles.
 
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