2018 UConn Commit #8 - Jordan Morrison (Trenton New Jersey)

[huskymedic]

Jordan Morrison is a 6-1 190lb WR/Athlete from Steinert High School in Hamilton Twnshp/Trenton New Jersey. Holds offers from Air Force, Army, Delaware, Kent State, Monmouth, Navy, Temple, UNH and UVA.

 

[huskymedic]

 

[Jerry27]

Probably coming in as a DB

 

[huskymedic]

Fellow 2018 Commit Malik Banks:

 

[JMick]

Staff is on a roll

 

[huskymedic]

Probably coming in as a DB

... and returner. Has good speed and vision.

 

[BNich]

Awesome Welcome Jordan!!!

 

[huskymedic]

 

[huskypantz]

We're apparently staffing up on the "5" part of the 3-3-5. Welcome Jordan - huge recruiting weekend for the Huskies!

 

[UConnDan97]

Welcome to the Dog Pound, Jordan!!!

 

[TheDrifter75]

Welcome to the Pound Mr Morrison!

 

[uchusky32]

Welcome to the Pound Jordan!

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Awesome! Nice offer list

 

[huskymedic]

Probably coming in as a DB

Confirmed he is coming in on Defense and...

 

[huskypantz]

Confirmed he is coming in on Defense and...

 

[huskymedic]

Post #6 - potentially Special Teams

 

[huskymedic]

Times of Trenton All-Area Offense, 2016
>>Jordan Morrison, Steinert, Jr. - The wildcat quarterback/running back/wide receiver/kick returner did it all for the Spartans. Morrison accounted for 20 touchdowns and had 799 yards rushing in limited time in the backfield.<<

 

[Bonehead]

Welcome Dawg!!

 

[Bonehead]

hmmmm....I see some DB in his running style - not as much stiff arm but I could see him filling out more and being an RB.

 

[businesslawyer]

... and returner. Has good speed and vision.

What is this "returner" that you speak of?

 

[uconndogs]

What is this "returner" that you speak of?

I've heard that some teams employ a strategy where when their opponent punts they ball they have someone catch the ball and then run with it towards their opponents goal line. This player is called a "returner". The concept is that a team can receive a punt and actually advance the ball in this fashion. I can see your confusion, because for three seasons Crazy Bob was unaware of this part of the game of football. He did, on the other hand, invent the "fake, fake field goal". I would try to explain that to you, but if I did, I would likely break down into tears.

 

[businesslawyer]

I've heard that some teams employ a strategy where when their opponent punts they ball they have someone catch the ball and then run with it towards their opponents goal line. This player is called a "returner". The concept is that a team can receive a punt and actually advance the ball in this fashion. I can see your confusion, because for three seasons Crazy Bob was unaware of this part of the game of football. He did, on the other hand, invent the "fake, fake field goal". I would try to explain that to you, but if I did, I would likely break down into tears.

Get out.

 

[UConnDan97]

I've heard that some teams employ a strategy where when their opponent punts they ball they have someone catch the ball and then run with it towards their opponents goal line. This player is called a "returner". The concept is that a team can receive a punt and actually advance the ball in this fashion. I can see your confusion, because for three seasons Crazy Bob was unaware of this part of the game of football. He did, on the other hand, invent the "fake, fake field goal". I would try to explain that to you, but if I did, I would likely break down into tears.

I'm going to miss the fake-fake field goal.

It was innovative. It surprised everyone in the stadium, watching on tv, or commenting in the booth. One could argue that even our own kicker didn't see it coming! My biggest fear now is that we will play unsurprising successful football...

 

[TheDoggPound]

See that he's coming in at DB but he looks like a WR first to me. Route-running looks crispy

 

[Kgun7]

Get out.

Will I be the only one that stands and applauds when we return out first punt of 2017???