KJ Fundamental Football Clinic - Coach Jones

CAREER

Has played in 32 career games between Louisville and Tennessee ... has caught 65 career passes for 920 yards... averaging 14.2 yards per catch.

2004:

• Third on the team with 37 catches for 564 yards.
• Ranked fourth in the league in punt returns.
• Had four catches for 66 yards and a score versusTulane.
• Scored three touchdowns (two receiving and one punt return) versus Cincinnati.
• Named the Conference USA Special Teams Player of the Week.
• Averaging 16.6 yards per catch.
• Caught three passes for 57 and two touchdowns versus Cincinnati.
• Caught four passes for a career-best 93 yards versus Houston.
• Caught a career-long 57-yard pass.
• Grabbed a career-high five passes for 67 yards against Miami.
• Caught four passes for 49 yards versus ECU.
• Returned a punt 54 yards.
• Recorded three receptions for 43 yards against North Carolina.
• Caught two passes for 16 yards against Army.
• Made his Louisville debut versus Kentucky, catching two passes for 17 yards.
• Returned three punts for 27 yards.

2003:

• Sat out due to NCAA transfer rules after transferring from the University of Tennessee.

2002:

• Appeared in 12 games for the Volunteers.
• Finished fourth on the team in receptions.
• Caught 22 passes for 306 yards.
• Averaged 13.9 yards a catch.
• Caught a pass in eight of 12 games.
• Recorded four catches for 47 yards versus Middle Tennessee State.
• Registered four receptions for 69 yards against South Carolina.
• Grabbed three passes versus Vanderbilt and in the Peach Bowl against Maryland.

Male High School:

• A SuperPrep All-America and nations' No. 21 prospect at receiver and No. 3 overall prospect in the state of Kentucky.
• Rivals.com ranks Jones as the nation's No. 16 receiver, while PrepStar ranks him as the 12th-best receiving prospect in the nation.
• Listed as the No. 70 overall prospect in the nation and seventh-best prospect at receiver by Tom Lemming.
• Named to the USAToday.com All-America squad and was BorderWars.com No. 8 receiving prospect in the South.
• The Dallas Morning-News listed him on its national Top 100 list, while the Atlanta Journal-Constitution placed him on the Super Southern 100.
• Earned "Mr. Football" honors in Kentucky after the 2000 season.
• Top vote-getter for All-State on offense and a second-team selection as a defensive back.
• Caught 72 passes for 967 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior.
• Four-year starter who set the Kentucky career records for receptions (266) and touchdown catches (59).
• Totaled 4,345 receiving yards, the second-most in state history.
• Had two touchdown catches and ran a punt back for a score as Male won their sixth Class AAAA state title in 2000 and second during his career (1998).
• Selected to play in the Kentucky-Tennessee All-Star game.
• Competed on the track team and had a personal best 10.75 in the 100 meters.
• Played baseball in his freshman and sophomore seasons, gaining attention from major league scouts.