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Ht: 5-10
Wt: 225
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05/24/1980 |
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| Pos: FB |
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College
Chad Jasmin is one of six active players to appear in three bowl games. He has played well in bowl games; he had a career-high 83 rushing yards on 16 carries in the 2001 Humanitarian Bowl, then had two catches for 22 yards and rushed for a score in the 2002 Tangerine Bowl...had an injury-plagued 2002 season, but still made strong contributions when healthy...missed three games due to a pulled thigh muscle that bothered him much of the year...an outstanding receiver...had a four-yard touchdown catch at N.C. State in 2001 and two touchdown catches at North Carolina in 2002, so he now has three receiving scores in his career...all have taken place in the state of North Carolina...first Clemson running back since Terrence Flagler (at Wake Forest in 1986) to catch a pair of touchdown passes in the same game...has 10 career receptions and three have gone for scores...earned his degree in August, so he will be a graduate during the 2003 season...a native of Louisiana who is product of Clemson recruiting ties dating to Coach Bowden’s time at Tulane...has 340 career rushing yards and 101 career yards receiving...outstanding blocker who makes the Clemson offense go in short yardage; his injuries hurt Clemson’s ability to convert in that situation on a consistent basis at midseason...has a solid 4.4 yards per rush average over his career. In 2002: Highlight game of the year took place at North Carolina, where he caught a pair of touchdown passes from Charlie Whitehurst in the third quarter.
High School
Rushed for 2,018 yards on 210 carries (9.6 yards per carry) and had 33 touchdowns as a senior (where he played a full game only five times) at Saint James High...had 3,260 career rushing yards and 52 touchdowns; his team was 36-7 his last three years...played the equivalent of only 17 full games in his career due to large margins of victory and a broken foot suffered in his junior season...one of the top-five running backs in the nation and #1 I-formation tailback in the Southeast according to Max Emfinger...All-American and #9 running-back prospect in the Southeast by Southeastern Recruiting Alliance...an All-SEC Region selection by PrepStar...Louisiana Football Magazine Player-of-the-Year in the New Orleans Area...an all-state selection as a senior by the Louisiana Sports Writers and the Louisiana Coaches’ Association...played for the #3-ranked team in Louisiana as a senior at Saint James High (the team went 12-2 and advanced to the state semifinals). |
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