Steven Jones, Brentwood High

[boneal52]

How did he look against BA? I keep reading that the world is pretty high on him this year. I've seen him play the last two years and played against him breifly in one of those years. To be honest, I've yet to be really impressed with him. I see him as a HUGE ball of potential that if tapped, could be lethal. He has a great frame and can run, but I've never seen him really unleash on the field. I thought Richard Freeman was the better of the two by far and had a much better motor. I think Jones should probably be able to just take over a game and dominate it. He should be able to do the things that a dominant Dlineman should do, like running down plays from the back side and coming up with big sacks on 3rd down. He seems like the kind of kid who could ring up 80 or 90 stops and with his long arms and feet, I dont see any reason why he couldn't get 15 to 20 sacks either. I wish him the best of luck, but let me know how it went for him the other night.

[BABILL]

Steven Jones went up against BA's Nick Forte a soph. who is 6-3 275 benches 350 and squats 450 hes a beast. I was at the game and steven jones name was not called at all I think they should look at this soph. instead of him

[Guest 481]

I too was at the game and watched his play extensively. We need to remember that he was being double teamed a lot.

[fan11]

And that he was playing BOTH WAYS for the first time in his career. OT and DE

 

Several did this - Everson went QB and DB for much of the game.

[WatchThis]

I saw a few double teams. They were not because Jones had to be double teamed. It was because the play was intended that way. Jones got dominated in my eyes. Sorry that he was fatigued. He's gonna be fatigued for all his other opponents also.

[VolunteerGeneral]

I watched Trey Teague`s career at USJ and he was a good player. But I have to admit I was shocked when I heard that UT wanted to sign him. In fact, Coach Fulmer told him back then that he would be playing on Sundays one of these days. The fact that he was playing for a 1A school against other 1A schools made me feel like he too should be just taking over a game. It made me realize that while I enjoy watching high school football, I really had no idea as to what the the people who actually know what they are doing look for. They simply looked at Trey`s size, the speed he had and his bone structure. They knew then how much weight they could put on him with minimal loss of speed. Of course today Trey is enjoying a fine career in the NFL. So the fact that Jones didn`t seem to dominate the game means nothing to his potential or what he can be or will be.

[RyanRowdy]

Good post VolGen