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    Gerald Jones 4    
     
      Gerald Jones
Class:
Senior

Hometown:
Oklahoma City, Okla.

High School:
Millwood

Weight:
190

Position:
WR

Career Statistics

NET
RUSHINGAVG AVGHIGH
YEARGATTYARDSATT.GAMETDLONGYARDS
200798587.26.4220-LSU39-LSU
200811231265.511.5155-Ky67-Ky
200912273.50.608-Miss8-Miss

Totals32331915.86.0355-Ky67-Ky

RECEIVINGAVGAVGHIGH
YEARGRECYARDSRECGAMETDLONGYARDS
200791111110.112.3120-SC34-Wis
2008113032310.829.4443-NIU68-Ga
2009124668014.856.7451-Ga113-Ky

Totals32871,11412.834.8951-Ga113-Ky

PUNT RETURNSAVGAVGHIGH
YEARGRETYARDSRETGAMETDLONGYARDS
2007900----0----
2008111515010.013.6040-Aub68-Aub
20091200----0----

Totals321515010.04.7040-Aub68-Aub

KICKOFF RETURNSAVGAVGHIGH
YEARGRETYARDSRETGAMETDLONGYARDS
2007900----0----
200811311538.310.5043-UCLA76-UCLA
20091200----0----

Totals32311538.33.6043-UCLA76-UCLA

Honors

  • 2008 SEC Special Teams Player of the Week (Dec. 1)

2009

  • Games/Starts: 12/8
  • Dynamic playmaker led Vols in both receptions (46) and receiving yards (680)
  • Overcame preseason injury that limited him to just three receptions during first four games
  • Then tallied seven catches for 75 yards against Auburn, followed by five-catch, 105-yard outing against Georgia
  • Scored two TDs against Bulldogs, including career long 51-yarder

  • Second 100-yard game came in regular season finale at Kentucky, a career high 113 yards on five catches
  • Key reception in overtime versus the Wildcats set up game-winning touchdown run by Montario Hardesty on next play
  • Ranked seventh among SEC receptions leaders (3.8 pg) and 10th in receiving yards per game (56.7)
  • Entered 2009 season with just 41 career catches

2008

  • Games/Starts: 11/7
  • Combined for 323 yards receiving, 150 via punt return, 126 rushing and 115 on kickoff returns
  • Led Vols with 30 catches and four receiving touchdowns
  • Added one rushing TD to finish just behind Montario Hardesty for combined team honors with five
  • Scored twice on just three catches against UAB
  • Career highs with five catches against both Florida and Wyoming
  • Other touchdowns came against Georgia, Wyoming and Kentucky
  • Best breakaway run was career long 55-yarder against Wildcats

  • That play led to collegiate best 67 rushing yards on just five attempts, which, in turn, helped him earn SEC Special Teams Player of the Week
  • Rushed 23 times, almost exclusively from "G-Gun" quarterback position
  • Seventh among SEC punt return leaders with 10.0-yard average on 15 attempts
  • Added three kickoff returns for 38.3-yard average that led the team
  • Missed Alabama game because of injury
  • Longest receiving play of career was 43-yarder against Northern Illinois
  • Caught four passes for collegiate best 68 yards at Georgia

2007

  • Games/Starts: 9/0
  • Impacted final three games by displaying his versatility
  • Caught first TD pass in initial overtime of Kentucky game
  • Added key reception for first down in third overtime to set up another Vols score
  • In SEC Championship Game, rushed twice for 39 yards from quarterback position

  • In Outback Bowl, added second career rushing TD in Outback Bowl
  • Also had season-high 34 receiving yards vs. Wisconsin
  • Finished season with 58 rushing yards and two scores on eight attempts, along with 11 catches for 111 yards and score
  • Caught first career pass at Alabama as part of two-catch, 27-yard day
  • Rushed for 20 yards and touchdown in Louisiana-Lafayette game

High School

  • 2006 Gatorade Player of the Year in Oklahoma
  • Ranked as nation's No. 22 overall player by Tom Lemming and No. 13 in Big 12 Region by G&W Recruiting Report
  • Rushed for 1,202 yards and 11 touchdowns while also completing 87-of-152 passes for 1,561 yards and 21 touchdowns as senior
  • Also recorded 39, two sacks and an interception in senior season
  • Rushed for more than 1,900 yards and 24 touchdowns and passed for more than 850 yards and 10 touchdowns as junior
  • Tallied four interceptions as junior on defense

  • Helped Millwood to 12-1 record in 2006
  • Member of Millwood High Concert Choir and his own church choir
  • Starter on Class 3A state basketball championship team as junior in 2005
  • Coach at Millwood High School - Keith Bell.