re: Trelon Jones 8th grade at Jena Jr. high

Yeah I can tell it is

What's his height and weight?

I have coached Trelon the last three years in jr high. He has started at running back and line backer since the 6th grade. In his three years the 8th grade has lost only one game. Not only is he a great athlete but a great kid. He rarely gets in trouble. He is very respectful and listens to coaching. A lot of times great athletes in Jr high would try to do everything on their own but he is a team player. I look for him to go far. That highlight was made on my account if you want a copy?

He is definitely a fluid and impressive athlete. He runs really high for a rb, but he will be coached up more and more as he goes. I'd like to see more of him at OLB. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully we are looking at a future tiger.

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The place where Al Sharpton Vacations with the 6

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I have coached Trelon the last three years in jr high. He has started at running back and line backer since the 6th grade. In his three years the 8th grade has lost only one game. Not only is he a great athlete but a great kid. He rarely gets in trouble. He is very respectful and listens to coaching. A lot of times great athletes in Jr high would try to do everything on their own but he is a team player. I look for him to go far. That highlight was made on my account if you want a copy?

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I think we're still looking for a game next year. We had a few drop us this past season. We added Evangel, but I think we still need one. Let me know if you want to schedule something with West Ridge, West Monroe feeder.

I just finished our schedule last week. If I have somebody drop I will let you know.

I was thinking the same thing! He may have grown as much as he's going to grow be fast as he is going to be! He may have peaked! I hope not sounds like a good kid but save it til about his junior year.

Another Dylan Moses?

Saw him play in a middle school game last year. The other DE on that team was pretty good too.

I'm not saying that you are, but be careful of hyping him up too much and putting to much pressure on him. He looks real good, no doubt, but make sure he's enjoying himself, enjoying the game, first and foremost. Don't let him burn out on it. And don't worry too much about recruit rankings and stuff like that -the offers will come in due time.