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Data Scout Notes: 2022: NAC...Transfer from Mississippi State...2021: NAC...2020: NAC...Announced transfer from Miss St to Ole Miss on Feb 2 '22. Entered transfer portal to leave Miss St for 2022 on Jan 18 '22. 34-442-13.0-5 rec in 11 gms, DNP vs Louisiana Tech (Sept 4) d ue to personal issues in '21. 37-307-8.3-3 rec, TT in 6 sts, 10 gms in '20. Transferred from Copiah-Lincoln CC for '20. Wore #1 in '19. 1st team All-MACJC w/33-502-15.2-3 rec, 1--13--13.0-0 rush in 8 gms in '19. 28-333-11.9-4 rec in 9 gms in '18.
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Malik Heath is breaking down boundaries. Heath, a senior receiver from Callaway High School in Jackson, will become one of the few players to have suited up for Ole Miss and Mississippi State when the Rebels host Troy in their season opener on Sept. 3 (3 p.m., SEC Network). After putting up 749 yards and eight touchdowns in his two years in Starkville, Heath jumped in the transfer portal to use his final year of eligibility in Oxford, where he's now competing with fellow transfers Jordan Watkins and Jay lon Robinson as well as long-time friend Jonathan Mingo for playing time. As Heath explains, the choice to come to Ole Miss wasn't a no-brainer, but it wasn't very difficult either. "I just like the offense," Heath said. "I think Lane Kiffin is a great p lay-caller, (wide receivers) coach (Derrick) Nix is a great coach. He pushes you every day. That's something I didn't have over there at the other school. At first I was skeptical about it because of the rival school and all the media and all that. But I 've seen a lot of other folks (transferring) and I thought. 'Why not?"Heath also mentioned the schematic differences that allow him to do a little more as a receiver at Ole Miss than in Mississippi State coach Mike Leach's air raid. Heath says mos t of the emphasis in Leach's offense was on routes within five yards of the line of scrimmage, compared to Kiffin, who emphasizes more of a downfield attack. Combine that with getting to play with his cousin Brandon Buckhaulter and Mingo, who he's known since their high school days in Jackson, and Heath couldn't pass up the opportunity to play at Ole Miss, rivalry be darned. - The Clarion Ledger
(DS#63 WR) rSr/2023  WR Malik Heath, Mississippi
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