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Name: Jabari Small
College: Tennessee
Number: 2
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 5-09 Weight: 198
Position: Pos2:
Class/Draft Year: Sr/2024
40 Low: 4.55 40 Time: 4.62 40 High: 4.65
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Data Scout Notes: X-Down to HPFA/Should-Could Return for 24/Backup in 23/10GP-114-612-5.4-8TD in 21/8Rec-75 2023: NAC...2022: NAC...P3rdC/PDoakWalker...2021: NAC...PDoakWalker
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Height: 5086
Weight: 198
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Dates: 03/27/24
Hand: 08 3/4 Arm: 29 7/8
Wingspan: 72 3/4
Height: 5086
Weight: 198
40 Yrd Dash: 4.62
20 Yrd Dash: 2.57
10 Yrd Dash: 1.55
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225 Lb. Bench Reps: 10
Vertical Jump: 36
Broad Jump: 09'09"
20 Yrd Shuttle: 4.34
3-Cone Drill:
-7 LBs/40 Time Range: 4.59-4.65/Projected: 4.50/+.12/No 3Cone-Choice
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Jabari Small, Tennessee, Player News
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2022 COACHES PRESEASON ALL-SEC THIRD TEAM: RB - Jabari Small, Tennessee,...Rounding out the Tennessee selections on the third team are running back Jabari Small, linebacker Jeremy Banks, defensive back Trevon Flowers and punter Paxton Brooks. All four pr ovide a wealth of knowledge, leadership and experience for the Vols, entering the 2022 year. Small, UT's top returning rusher, is the leader of the young running back room and has worked at getting himself physically prepared for the season, while ensuri ng that he will be healthy enough to take the next step forward in his development and level of play. - Tennessee Football
(DS#32 RB) Sr/2024  RB Jabari Small, Tennessee
News Source: Tennessee Football
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Before the mustard bottle and golf ball were hurled inside Neyland Stadium during the waning moments of Tennessee's 31-26 loss to Ole Miss last October, running back Jabari Small of the Volunteers had already realized he needed to get bigger and stronger . "I was running real hard in the first half," Small said Tuesday, "but in the second half, I was like, 'Dang, I'm tired. I'm beat up. I can't even feel my shoulders.' "That's when it clicked to where I was like, 'I've got to address this." Small was lis ted last year at 5-foot-11 and 206 pounds, but running backs coach Jerry Mack said Tuesday that he weighed 199 in the Music City Bowl. In that 48-45 loss to Purdue, Small had a season-high 26 rushes for a season-high 180 yards, but it was Jaylen Wright w ho received the critical carries during the fourth quarter and in overtime.Mack said Small is now between 212 and 215 pounds and added that there is a noticeable difference in his ability to break arm and shoestring tackles. "He's added armor to h is body," Mack said, "and that is going to help him down the road. Being able to finish games is what we've been talking about, and the added weight should help him a ton to try to increase his carries. Obviously in fall camp, we're just trying to make s ure he understands how to finish the practice." Small, a junior out of Briarcrest Christian in Memphis, was plenty effective a year ago in rushing 141 times for 796 yards (5.6 per carry) and nine touchdowns. He was sidelined for wins over Tennessee Tech and South Carolina, and he and Mack were apparently on the same page at season's end. "Jabari knew that he should've been a 1,000-yard back at the end of last year," Mack said. "He would have been if he had been able to play in all those games and do wha t he's supposed to do. There is no reason he couldn't be one of the elite players in the SEC, but he knew he was going to have to get better." - Chattanooga Times Free Press
(DS#32 RB) Sr/2024 RB Jabari Small, Tennessee
News Source: Chattanooga Times Free Press
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2022 PRESEASON DOAK WALKER AWARD CANDIDATE: Jabari Small (Jr.), Tennessee,...Running back Jabari Small (5-11, 213) is versatile and shifty. He returns as Tennessee's starter at the position … Outstanding vision, work ethic and leadership … Comes from a family pedigree of SEC players, including his father and All-SEC uncles … Finished 2021 as UT's leading rusher and has three seasons of remaining eligibility ... Arrived at Tennessee after a heralded prep career in Memphis and is coached by Memphis native Jerry Mack … An honor student in the classroom who is a two-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll … Selected to the 2021-22 VOLeaders Academy and traveled to Rwanda in the summer of 2022 … Played in 21 games and made 11 starts in career … Heads into his third season with 913 rushing yards on 167 attempts with nine touchdowns … Also caught 13 passes for 101 yards for 1,014 all-purpose yards … Produced three 100-yard rushing contests. - Tennessee Football
(DS#32 RB) Sr/2024 RB Jabari Small, Tennessee
News Source: Tennessee Football
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If Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel's offense is going to work, its got to start on the ground. The Volunteers' 38-6 season-opening win over Bowling Green on Thursday night was a perfect example of how the first-year coach's up-tempo attack can function on all cylinders. The Vols struggled with just 67 yards rushing and led 14-6 at halftime. With a focus on the ground assault, they amassed 259 yards and separated themselves from the Falcons.Jabari Small finished with 124 yards rushing with two to uchdowns. Tiyon Evans added 116 yards on the ground and a touchdown. "Offensively there were times where we were clicking, played efficiently," said Heupel. "Other times there were things we could control that we didn't operate as efficiently as we can. Going to need to clean those things up as we move deeper into the season." Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton, a transfer from Michigan, ran for two scores and was 11-of-23 passing for 140 yards. His only completion of the second half was a 40-yard touchdo wn to Cedric Tillman. - Tennessee/AP College Football
(DS#32 RB) Sr/2024 RB Jabari Small, Tennessee
News Source: Tennessee/AP College Football
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Tennessee offensive coordinator Alex Golesh was asked Saturday afternoon to single out those who have performed well through two spring football practices for the Volunteers, and he was happy to oblige. "Jabari Small has been really impressive," Golesh s aid. "We were all excited to see what he can do. As far as guys who have stood out, I would say that Jabari has been one for sure, and probably that O-line group as a whole. "They are knowing how the operation works and are getting on the right people an d are playing fast." Small is Tennessee's top returning rusher from last year, having amassed 26 carries for 117 yards as a freshman. His best showing was 48 yards on six carries in the 42-17 thumping of a depleted Vanderbilt, but he did play in all 10 g ames. - Chattanooga Times Free Press
(DS#32 RB) Sr/2024 RB Jabari Small, Tennessee
News Source: Chattanooga Times Free Press
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