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Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado
Selected: Round 5, Pick 6, Overall Pick 144 by Browns
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Name: Shedeur Sanders (Transfer from Jackson State)
College: Colorado
Number: 2
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-2 Weight: 212
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Class/Draft Year: Sr/2025
40 Low: 4.70 40 Time: 4.78 40 High: 4.87
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Data Scout Notes: X-Top 5/74%-37-10 in 24/Accurate Pocket Passer-Will Run if Has too/69%-27-3 **2024: OPOYC/1stC/Maxwell/Davey O'Brien Award Semifinalist...2023: HMC...(+) Coming off Nov 2023 Back INJ...2022: 12-17-22 Transfer from Jackson State...OPOYC/1stC...PWPayton/POPOYC/POPOYPSDS/P1stC...2021: OROYC/2ndC
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Shedeur Sanders threw for 445 yards and four touchdowns - three to Travis Hunter - and Colorado began Year 2 under Deion Sanders by holding off FCS power North Dakota State 31-26 on Thursday night. A 10 1/2-point favorite, the Buffaloes couldn't shake a pesky Bison team that scored with 2:19 remaining to make things interesting. Shedeur Sanders looked as if he sealed the season-opening victory when he scrambled around and heaved a ball downfield on third-and-8 that drew a pass interference call. It gave the Buffaloes a first down with 1:41 remaining and North Dakota State had just one timeout left. But Colorado chose to pass on first down, which ultimately left time on the clock after Colorado punted. North Dakota State got the ball back with 31 second s remaining. Cam Miller launched a pass from his own 47 as time expired that was caught by Tyler Terhark 4 yards short of the end zone. The methodical play of the Bison in the first half helped keep Heisman Trophy hopeful Sanders and the Colorado offense on the sideline. But once Sanders got out there, he went to work.Jimmy Horn Jr. had seven catches for 198 yards and a score while Hunter hauled in seven passes for 132 yards. His acrobatic, 3-yard TD with a defensive back draped all over him gave Colorado a 31-20 lead with 7:57 left. He celebrated by spinning the ball and going into a dance. Hunter still had that much energy despite playing all night at cornerback, too. Like Sanders, Hunter's mentioned in Heisman conversation. Sanders finished 2 6 of 34 with an interception and a passer rating of 219.4. - AP College Football
(DS#2 QB) Sr/2025  QB Shedeur Sanders, Colorado
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When asked by reporters for a fair quarterback comp for incoming CU quarterback Shedeur Sanders, the new QB1 and son of first-year coach Deion Sanders, Buffs wide receivers coach Brett Bartolone went long. And Strong. As in, former Nevada great Carson St rong. "As far as arm talent goes (the younger Sanders) is as good as I've seen at this level," Bartolone said during a meet-the-assistants news conference for Coach Prime's new hires this past Thursday, the staff's first engagement with Colorado media. " I've been around guys (such as) Carson Strong, who was a two-time (first-team) Mountain West player at Nevada. And I mean, (Strong) could touch anywhere on the field (with a ball) … "(Sanders) understands what defenses are trying to do to him. You know , as a quarterback, he has a very, very high IQ level, he really does." With Sanders, Buffs fans would happily take the second coming of Cam Ward, especially as their backstories share more than a few parallels.Like the younger Sanders, Ward is a talented Texan who transferred from an FCS power (Incarnate Word) to the Pac-12 (Washington State), only his move was between the 2021 and '22 seasons. And like Sanders now, there were questions as to whether the latter would have the same success at Waz zu as he did against lower-level competition. The short version? Ward delivered. After throwing for 47 scores and 4,678 yards at the FCS level in 2021, the young quarterback had 3,231 yards through the air with 23 TD passes during his first season with t he Cougars last fall, helping steer Wazzu to a win at Wisconsin, a 7-6 record and a berth in the Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl. Coming off a 1-11 season, Buffs fans would savor seven wins and a postseason berth this fall. "Shedeur is good. He's been very good," B randon Huffman, 247Sports.com national recruiting analyst, told The Post recently. "Sure, it will be a jump, like Cam Ward's was from Incarnate Word to Washington State. "The difference (between Sanders and former Michigan and UNC Bears QB Dylan McCaffre y is that) McCaffrey was pretty average in college and didn't 'wow' you, even in high school - at major events, he struggled and saw his stock plunge. Sanders is much better and (was) far more successful in college." - Denver Post
(DS#2 QB) Sr/2025 QB Shedeur Sanders, Colorado
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Shedeur Sanders had yet to play his final game at Jackson State before Fox Sports in December labeled him as a favorite to win the 2023 Heisman Trophy for Colorado. Throwing that type of hype on Sanders right away might be a bit much, but the fact that C U has a quarterback being talked about nationally is rare and it's a big deal for the Pac-12 Conference. "The conference will have the greatest collection of quarterbacks going into the season, as far as athletes ready to make sure their universities are in contention," Merton Hanks, the Pac-12's senior associate commissioner for football operations, said to BuffZone in a recent interview.Without having played a snap at the FBS level, Sanders may not be at the top of that list yet, but he's one o f the most intriguing quarterbacks in the country going into next season. In two seasons at Jackson State, Sanders threw for 6,963 yards, 70 touchdowns and only 14 interceptions. He added nine rushing touchdowns, including six this past season. In 2022, he ranked third in the FCS in passing touchdowns (40) and fourth in passing yards (3,732) and completion percentage (70.6%). "I'm looking forward to seeing Shedeur against the Pac-12 defenses," Hanks said. "That's going to be something that I'll be certa inly paying close attention to." - Daily Camera
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Deion Sanders, known as "Prime Time" during his Hall of Fame playing career and has since transitioned into "Coach Prime," has been named the 28th full-time head football coach at the University of Colorado, athletic director Rick George announced Saturd ay evening. Sanders, 55, joins the CU program from Jackson State University (Jackson, Miss.), where in three seasons the Tigers compiled a 27-5 record and won back-to-back Southwestern Athletic Conference championships competing on the Football Champions hip Subdivision (FCS) level; that mark includes a 12-0 record this season.Jackson State defeated Southern, 43-24, in the SWAC title game on Saturday. "There were a number of highly qualified and impressive candidates interested in becoming the nex t head football coach at Colorado, but none of them had the pedigree, the knowledge and the ability to connect with student-athletes like Deion Sanders," George said. "Not only will Coach Prime energize our fanbase, I'm confident that he will lead our pr ogram back to national prominence while leading a team of high quality and high character." At Jackson State, Sanders achieved tremendous success on and off the field as a fierce advocate for additional exposure and a level playing field for all Historic ally Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Sanders brought national attention to HBCUs, pushing for opportunities to highlight its talent and the culture. In March 2022, Sanders held a Pro Day featuring athletes from four other schools in the state of Mississippi to provide a platform in front of 22 NFL teams and the Canadian Football League. In April 2022, Jackson State became the first HBCU to have its spring football game televised live nationally on ESPNU. - Colorado Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw for four touchdowns, including two on three first-quarter turnovers, staking Jackson State to a big early lead on the way to routing Southern 43-24 in Saturday's Southwest Athletic Conference championship that was possibly Deion San ders' final game as Tigers coach. Reports swirled before the game that Sanders would announce his departure from the FCS program after three seasons to become head coach at Colorado. Sanders acknowledged an offer from the school earlier this week and add ed that he had talked to other FBS programs about vacancies. Colorado's board of regents called a special meeting for Sunday but hasn't commented on any candidates taking over the Buffaloes. JSU (12-0) quashed any questions about Sanders' future being a distraction by completing the first unbeaten regular season in school history and claiming its second consecutive SWAC championship. The Tigers' top-ranked defense set the tone by quickly pouncing on the Jaguars for three turnovers in eight plays in the first quarter.Shedeur Sanders, the Hall of Fame coach's son, and the Tigers easily converted the takeaways into a 26-0 lead after 15 minutes, a run boosted by Sy'veon Wilkerson's 1-yard TD run two plays after Herman Smith III's 37-yard interceptio n return. Two fumbles created chances for Sanders to hit Shane Hooks for TD passes of 14 and 40 yards and two-point conversions to Kevin Coleman Jr. Sanders' 14-yard TD pass to Coleman made it 33-7 at halftime, but Southern (7-5) didn't quit and even got within 36-24 late in the in third quarter on Glendon McDaniel's 42-yard TD run. Sanders, the SWAC's offensive player of the year, completed 31 of 44 passes for 305 yards. Hooks caught five passes for 98 yards and Wilkerson rushed 15 times for 61 yards. McDaniel was 15 of 34 passing for 220 yards and a TD for Southern. The Tigers advanced to the Celebration Bowl for historically Black colleges on Dec. 17 in Atlanta against Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference champion North Carolina Central. The Tigers' vict ory improved Sanders to 27-5 as coach of the FCS program and came days after he was named SWAC coach of the year for the second consecutive season. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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2022 ALL-SWAC FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM: Quarterback Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State,...Sanders set single-season school records for touchdown passes (32) and completions (284) while throwing for 3,083 yards and rushing for a career-high five touchdowns. He set a career with 438 passing yards against Miss. Valley St. on September 24 and threw a career-high 5 TDs twice in games against Florida A&M (Sept. 4) and Bethune-Cookman (Oct. 15). - Jackson State Football
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2022 SWAC FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State,...Sanders led Jackson State football to its first 11-0 record in program history. He tallied seven games with 3+ TD passes this season to go along with four 300-yard passing games. Sanders set single-season school records for touchdown passes (32) and completions (284) while passing for 3,083 yards and rushing for a career-high five touchdowns. He leads the SWAC in completions, completion percentage, passing yards, and touc hdowns. Sanders set a career-high with 438 passing yards against Mississippi Valley State and threw a career-high 5 TDs twice in games against Florida A&M and Bethune-Cookman. - SWAC Football
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Shedeur Sanders had four touchdown passes and undefeated Jackson State beat Alabama A&M 27-13 on Saturday at the Gulf Coast Challenge to earn the Southwestern Athletic Conference Eastern Division berth to the league championship game for the second strai ght season. The Tigers (10-0, 7-0), ranked fifth in the FCS coaches poll, will host the conference championship game on Dec. 3. They play at Alcorn State in their regular-season finale next Saturday.The Bulldogs (3-7, 3-4) had a 10-7 lead after th e first quarter before Sanders threw touchdown passes of 19 yards to D.J. Stevens and 35 yards to Shane Hooks for a 21-10 halftime lead. Travis Hunter gave the Tigers their first touchdown after taking a pitch-pass from Sanders and going around the right end for a 20-yard score. Sanders added a 21-yard touchdown pass to Willie Gaines in the third quarter. Hunter also had an interception on defense. The Bulldogs' scores came on Donovan Eaglin's 1-yard run and two Victor Barbosa field goals. - Jackson Sta te/AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders passed for three touchdowns and ran for another, Sy'veon Wilkerson had 26 carries for a career-high 214 yards and two TDs and Jackson State beat Texas Southern 41-14 Saturday night. Shane Hooks had seven receptions for 76 yards and two to uchdowns for Jackson State (9-0, 6-0 Southwestern Athletic Conference). Jackson State, ranked No. 5 in the FCS coaches poll, has won 18 straight regular season games. Wilkerson's 3-yard touchdown with 8:54 left in the first quarter opened the scoring and Sanders - on a fake-reverse flea-flicker - hit DJ Stevens for a 38-yard touchdown to make it 14-0 just 4 minutes later.Jacorey Howard scored on a 10-yard run midway through the third quarter that trimmed Texas Southern's deficit to 21-14 but Sand ers answered with a 2-yard TD run less than 2 minutes later and added TD passes of 7 and 9 yards to Shane Hooks to make it 41-14 with 14:19 to play. Howard finished with 14 carries for 38 yards rushing and added a 25-yard touchdown receptions for Texas S outhern (4-5. 3-3). Sanders finished 23-of-30 passing for 252 yards with no interceptions. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders handled prime time just fine, leading Jackson State to a 35-0 victory over Southern on Saturday for its best start in more than 40 years. The son of "Prime Time" Deion Sanders, now known as Coach Prime of Jackson State and the reason Coll ege GameDay was in town, ran for two scores and threw for another to lead the Tigers to a weather-delayed win. After a scoreless first quarter, Shedeur Sanders took control in the second quarter with three scores for the Tigers (8-0, 5-0 Southwestern Ath letic Conference). He connected with Sy'veon Wilkerson for a 3-yard touchdown to cap an 18-play, 80-yard drive. Then Sanders ran the final 42 yards of a quick three-play 71-yard drive and three seconds before halftime, Sanders scored on a 12-yard burst t hen added a two-point conversion pass. Wilkerson scored on a 26-yard run for the only score in the third quarter and then the game was delayed by more than an hour because of weather. Southern (5-3, 3-2) was held to 221 total yards with two turnovers. It 's only the fourth time since 2005 that College GameDay featured an HBCU matchup. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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OCT 10 SWAC FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Jackson State's Shedeur Sanders completed 30-of-46 pass attempts for 332 yards to go along with three passing touchdowns during Jackson State's 26-12 win over Alabama State. He threw touchdowns of 35, 25 , and 16 yards while completing passes to 10 different receivers. - SWAC Football
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SEPT 26 SWAC FOOTBALL CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Jackson State's Shedeur Sanders had a career day during the Tigers' 49-7 win over Mississippi Valley State. He set career marks in completions (40), attempts (51), and passing yards (438) to go along with four TD passes. Sanders completed passes to 12 different receivers, including touchdown passes to four different receivers. - SWAC Football
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SEPT 19 SWAC FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Jackson State's Shedeur Sanders accounted for a career-high six touchdowns (four passing/two rushing) during Jackson State's 66-24 win over Grambling State. He completed 22-of-34 passes for 357 yards. S anders threw touchdown passes of 7, 26, 86, and 23 yards to go along with touchdown runs of 1 and 15 yards. - SWAC Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw for four touchdowns - all in the first half - and Jackson State beat Bethune-Cookman 48-8 on Saturday for the Tigers' first 6-0 start since 1983. Isaiah Bolden returned the opening kickoff to the Bethune-Cookman's 40, and the Tigers scored a touchdown on their first three drives. Sanders' fourth TD pass of the day went to Dallas Daniels for a 30-0 lead early in the second quarter. Shane Hooks and Daniels each had six catches and two touchdowns. Sanders was 33 of 43 for 246 yards wi th two interceptions for Jackson State (6-0, 4-0). Santee Marshall added 71 yards rushing and a score. Jacksonville State recorded a safety after Bethune-Cookman's high snap on a punt from its 31. Four different players threw a pass for Bethune-Cookman ( 1-5, 1-2). Jalon Jones was 9 of 24 for 98 yards with a touchdown. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw four touchdown passes and Jackson State rolled to a 49-7 victory over Mississippi Valley State on Saturday. Sanders completed 40 of 51 passes for 438 yards with a touchdown pass to four different receivers. It was Sanders' sixth-car eer passing game with 300 yards or more (third this season), and 12th career multi-touchdown passing game. Dallas Daniels had 10 catches for 142 yards receiving for his second consecutive game with more than 100 yards receiving for No. 11 Jackson State ( 4-0, 2-0 Southwestern Athletic Conference). Santee Marshall had six carries for 118 yards rushing. Sy'veon Wilkerson carried the ball nine times for 55 yards including a 30-yard touchdown run. It was Jackson State's eighth straight win in the series. Jam ari Jones threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Jacory Rankin on the game's opening drive for Mississippi Valley State (0-4, 0-1). - Jackson State/AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw a touchdown pass and Alejandro Mata kicked three short field goals to lead Jackson State to a 16-3 victory over Tennessee State in the Southern Heritage Classic on Saturday night at the Liberty Bowl. The Jackson State defense, which is yet to allow a touchdown this season, had eight sacks and held Tennessee State (0-2) to 140 yards of offense. Sanders completed 30 of 44 passes for 276 yards for FCS No. 15 Jackson State (2-0).His 27-yard pass to Willie Gaines for the game's o nly touchdown came with 2:20 remaining in the fourth quarter. Mata's field goals - 27, 28 and 30 yards - were all on red-zone possessions. Shane Hooks had 93 yards receiving and Sy'veon Wilkerson rushed for 81 yards for Jackson State. Tennessee State's D raylen Ellis was 10-of-24 passing for 138 yards and was on the receiving end of all eight sacks. Jackson State's Nyles Gaddy had three total sacks, two solo. Cam'Ron Silmon-Craig had seven solo tackles, 11 total. In the 33-year history of the Southern He ritage Classic, Tennessee State has played Jackson State 29 times and has a 17-12 record in those games. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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SEPT 5 SWAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Jackson State's Shedeur Sanders completed 29-of-33 pass attempts for 323 yards while throwing a career high five touchdown passes with only four incompletions during JSU's season opener. He completed his first 17 pass attempts of the game (career-high). Sanders also completed passes to 11 different receivers during the Tiger's 59-3 win over Florida A&M at the Orange Blossom Classic. - SWAC Football
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STATS FCS FEDEX GROUND FCS NATIONAL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State, QB, So., 6-2, 215, Canton, Texas,...The 2021 Stats Perform Jerry Rice Award recipient completed his first 17 passes and finished with a career-high five tou chdown passes as defending SWAC champion Jackson State dominated Florida A&M 59-3 in the Orange Blossom Classic. He was 29 of 33 for 323 yards and had a 220.1 passer rating. Honorable Mention: Dakota Allen, TE, Eastern Kentucky; Naseim Brantley, WR, West ern Illinois; Kayvon Britten, RB, Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Carlos Davis, QB, Western Carolina; Tim DeMorat, QB, Fordham; Michael Hiers, QB, Samford; Joey Hobert, WR, Utah Tech; Jaleel McLaughlin, RB, Youngstown State; Davius Richard, QB, North Carolina Centr al; Lindsey Scott Jr., QB, UIW; Devon Starling, RB, Tennessee State; Gunner Talkington, QB, Eastern Washington; Zion Webb, QB, Austin Peay; Darius Wilson, QB, William & Mary - STATS FCS Football
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Shedeur Sanders completed his first 16 passes and threw for five touchdowns to lead Jackson State past Florida A&M 59-3 in the Orange Blossom Classic on Sunday. Sanders completed 29 of 33 passes for 323 yards and the Jackson State defensive effort result ed in an interception return, fumble return and blocked punt for touchdowns. Kev'Ric Wiggins returned an interception 35 yards for a 38-3 lead in the third quarter. After Sanders threw his fifth TD pass, Aubrey Miller Jr. returned a fumble 19 yards for a touchdown, then Anthony Petty had a block-6 on a punt for the game's final score. Jackson State (1-0), the No. 17-ranked team in FCS, outgained Florida A&M (0-2) 471-155 and forced four turnovers.Rattlers quarterback Jeremy Moussa was 11-of-30 pa ssing for 102 yards with two interceptions. Both teams faced unusual circumstances in the week leading up to the game. The Tigers dealt with the water issues affecting their home in Jackson, Miss. Fox News reported on Sunday that 160,000 people in Jackso n are without clean drinking water. Florida A&M continues to be beset with eligibility problems related to NCAA procedures. The Rattlers had 26 players declared ineligible before their season opener against North Carolina and ESPN reported that eight pla yers remained ineligible for Sunday's game. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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2022 PHIL STEELE/DRAFT SCOUT SWAC PRESEASON OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: QB Shedeur Sanders, Jackson St, Soph.,...Sanders, who was named 2022 SWAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year as well as a first-team All-SWAC selection, led the conference in c ompletions (272) and completion percentage (65.9) ranked second in passing yards (3,231) and passing touchdowns (30). Sanders posted nine multi-TD passing games (two 2-TD, five 3-TD, two 4-TD) and three 300+ yard passing games as he led JSU to a school-r ecord 11 wins. - Jackson State Football
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2022 PRESEASON WALTER PAYTON AWARD WATCH LIST: QB Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State, So., 6-2, 215,...Sanders, who was named 2022 SWAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year as well as a first-team All-SWAC selection, led the conference in completions (272) and completion percentage (65.9) ranked second in passing yards (3,231) and passing touchdowns (30). Sanders posted nine multi-TD passing games (two 2-TD, five 3-TD, two 4-TD) and three 300+ yard passing games as he led JSU to a school-record 11 wins. - Jackson State Football
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2022 PRESEASON SWAC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State,...Jackson State's Sanders had a stellar debut season for the Tigers as he was named the Stats Perform FCS Jerry Rice Award recipient. At the conclusion of regular season pl ay, he led the SWAC with a 68.7 completion percentage while passing for 2971 yards (2nd in SWAC), 28 touchdowns (2nd in SWAC), and only five interceptions. Sanders averaged 270.1 passing yards (2nd in SWAC) per game while leading the Tigers to an undefea ted 8-0 record in league play and their first SWAC Championship appearance since 2013. - SWAC Football
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2022 PRESEASON ALL-SWAC FIRST TEAM: Quarterback: Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State,...Sanders was the FCS Jerry Rice National Freshman Of The Year, BOXTOROW National Impact Player Of The Year, SWAC Freshman of the Year and a second-team All-SWAC selection. He was a four-time SWAC Newcomer of the Week and earned SWAC Offensive Player of the Week and FCS National Freshman of the Week during 2021 as led the conference in completions (272) and completion percentage (65.9) ranked second in passing yards (3,231) and passing touchdowns (30). Sanders posted nine multi-TD passing games (two 2-TD, five 3-TD, two 4-TD) and three 300+ yard passing games as he led JSU to a school-record 11 wins. - Jackson State Football
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Jackson State coach Deion Sanders said Thursday that his team is not yet ready to play a team like Alabama. Sanders was asked by WVTM13 about Tide coach Nick Saban saying Tuesday that he would "very much be in favor" of scheduling HBCUs, including those in-state. "He's not gonna play us right now," Sanders said at SWAC media day in Birmingham. "We're not ready to that. We're not into sacrificing our kids to get a check. He got to give me another year." Alabama has not yet announced an FCS opponent for i ts 2023 season. It will play Austin Peay from that level of competition this November.Alabama does not have a history of playing historically-Black colleges and universities, prompting a question of Saban at SEC media days earlier this week on the topic. Sanders sees size as the roadblock to his team being able to compete in such a game. "I got to beef up in the front," he said. "The difference in Power 5s and HBCUs right now is those big guys in the middle. It's not the quarterbacks, it's not th e receivers and DBs or the skill positions. It's those big dogs in the middle. We've got to beef up that to be able to compete with something like that." - Birmingham News
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The Southwestern Athletic Conference announced its 2022 Preseason All-SWAC Football selections and Predicted Order of Finish on Thursday during SWAC Football Media Day at the Sheraton Hotel in Downtown Birmingham. The Preseason All-SWAC teams, Individual Winners, and Predicted Order of Finish was voted on by the league's head coaches and sports information directors. Jackson State's Shedeur Sanders was named Preseason Offensive Player of the Year while Florida A&M's Isaiah Land was tabbed Preseason Defe nsive Player of the Year.The league's 2022 Predicted Order of Finish was also announced as Jackson State (116) was selected to finish in first place in the SWAC Eastern Division. Florida A&M (108), Alabama A&M (87), Alabama State (60), Bethune-Coo kman (56), and Mississippi Valley State (35) round out the East Division Preseason Poll rankings. Southern (111) was tabbed to finish in first place in the SWAC Western Division. Alcorn State (110), Prairie View A&M (82), Grambling State (77), Arkansas-P ine Bluff (42), and Texas Southern (40) round out the West Division Preseason Poll rankings. - SWAC Football
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2021 ALL-SWAC SECOND TEAM (COACHES): Quarterback: Shedeur Sanders - Jackson State,...Sanders had a stellar debut season for the Tigers as he has been named a finalist for the Stats Perform FCS Jerry Rice award. At the conclusion of regular season play, h e led the SWAC with a 68.7 completion percentage while passing for 2,971 yards (2nd in SWAC), 28 touchdowns (2nd in SWAC) and only five interceptions. Sanders averaged 270.1 passing yards (2nd in SWAC) per game while leading the Tigers to an undefeated 8 -0 record in league play and their first SWAC Championship appearance since 2013. Sanders is also All-SWAC Second Team quarterback. - Jackson State Football
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2021 SWAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Shedeur Sanders - Jackson State,...Jackson State's Sanders had a stellar debut season for the Tigers as he has been named a finalist for the Stats Perform FCS Jerry Rice award. At the conclusion of regular season play he led the SWAC with a 68.7 completion percentage while passing for 2971 yards (2nd in SWAC), 28 touchdowns (2nd in SWAC) and only five interceptions. Sanders averaged 270.1 passing yards (2nd in SWAC) per game while leading the Tigers to an undefe ated 8-0 record in league play and their first SWAC Championship appearance since 2013. - SWAC Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw two fourth-quarter touchdown passes to Malachi Wideman to help Jackson State beat Southern on Saturday night to clinch a berth in the SWAC Championship Game and end a 9-game losing streak against the Jaguars. Jackson State (9-1, 7-0 Southwestern Athletic Conference) forced a punt and took possession near midfield with 7:34 to play and trailing 17-7. Sanders completed five passes on a six-play drive that culminated when Wideman caught a 13-yard TD less than two minutes later and, af ter Southern (4-6, 3-4) went three-and-out, Sanders was sacked for a 12-yard loss and the Tigers were penalized for a false start and a delay of game before Wideman caught a 50-yard touchdown pass from Sanders to make it 21-17 with 1:42 remaining. Jackson State - which clinched the East Division title, its first title since 2013 - closes the regular season at home against Alcorn State next Saturday and will host the SWAC Championship Game on Dec. 4. Sanders was 24-of-31 passing for 260 yards with two interceptions - just his fourth and fifth of the season - and lost a fumble. Jerodd Simms had 98 yards rushing and a touchdown for the Jaguars. Acting head coach Gary Harrell improved to 4-0 while filling in for Deion Sanders, who has missed the past four weeks for Jackson State after suffering complications from foot surgery in September. Sanders, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and Shedeur's father, was released from the hospital earlier in the week and returned to the sideline against Southern. - Ja ckson State/AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown passes to Malachi Wideman and JD Martin ran 51 yards for a score as Jackson State broke a 21-21 third-quarter tie to earn a 41-21 win over Texas Southern Saturday to remain unbeaten in Southwestern Athletic Conference play. Jacorey Howard carried just two times for three yards, but each run ended in the end zone and his two-yard run with 5:44 left in the third quarter pulled Texas Southern even at 21-21. Peytton Pickett finished with 104 yards on 15 carries to lead Jackson State and his 54-yard dash four minutes into the game gave the Tigers a 7-0 lead.Howard punched in from the 1 and Dominic Franklin scored from the 5 to put Texas Southern (2-6, 2-4) in front, 14-7 early in the second qua rter, but Jackson State rallied with a pair of touchdowns to lead 21-14 at intermission. Sanders finished 25 of 41 for 305 yards and three touchdowns to lead Jackson State (8-1, 6-0). Keith Corbin III caught nine passes for 111 yards. Texas Southern mana ged just 79 yards passing but LaDarius Owens carried 23 times for 198 yards and the Tigers finished with 259 yards on the ground. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw three touchdown passes, Al Young returned a fumble for a touchdown, and Jackson State held off Mississippi Valley State 28-19 on Saturday. In addition to Young's fumble recovery, the Jackson State defense compiled six sacks and four interceptions. Sanders completed 18 of 31 passes for 257 yards with two interceptions and was sacked twice. Jalani Eason's 23-yard touchdown pass to Datavio Porter gave MVSU a 12-7 lead early in the third quarter but Jackson State regained the lead on a 41-yard touchdown pass from Sanders to Malachi Wideman. Later in the third, Young returned a fumble 26 yards for a touchdown and a 21-12 lead for the FCS No. 16 Tigers (7-1, 5-0 SWAC). Early in the fourth quarter, the Delta Devils (2-6, 1-4) drew within two points on a 1-yard run by Caleb Johnson before Jackson State responded with a 74-yard TD pass from Sanders to Trevonte Rucker to close out the scoring. Eason was 14-of-26 passing for 125 yards with the one touchdown and four interceptions. - AP Coll ege Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw for 309 yards and four touchdowns and Jackson State routed Bethune-Cookman 42-12 on Saturday. Shannon Patrick threw a 29-yard scoring pass to Dylaan Lee late in the first quarter, and a field goal early in the second gave the Wildca ts a 9-0 advantage. Sanders and the Tigers (6-1, 4-0 Southwestern Athletic Conference) took control from there. The freshman Sanders led a seven-play, 71-yard drive that ended with a 28-yard scoring pass to Malachi Wideman with 9:53 before halftime. Four -and-a-half minutes later, Sanders ran for a 17-yard score, and following a Wildcats (0-8, 0-5) turnover, Sanders threw a 4-yard scoring pass to Wideman for a 21-9 lead to close the half. Isaiah Bolden's 94-yard kickoff return to start the second half se aled it for the Tigers. Patrick threw for 119 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions. - AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw for two touchdowns, Santee Marshall rushed for 96 yards, and Jackson State won its homecoming game 28-7 over Alabama State on Saturday. The Tigers, who have not allowed more than 17 points in any game this season, held Alabama State to 157 yards and eight first downs. Keonte Hampton had nine tackles, seven solo, for the FCS No. 25 Tigers (5-1, 3-0 SWAC East). Sanders, the son of Jackson State coach Deion Sanders, completed 17 of 29 passes for 201 yards and the Tigers added 149 yard s on the ground. Myles Crawley was 9 of 26 passing for 117 yards for the Hornets (3-3, 2-2). He threw 17 yards to Jeremiah Hixon for a touchdown that tied the score at 7 in the second quarter. Jackson State controlled the second half as Sanders had a sho rt TD pass to Malachu Wideman, Marshall scored on a 4-yard run and JD Martin capped the scoring with a 21-yard run in the fourth quarter. Keith Corbin III caught seven passes for 113 yards and a touchdown for the Tigers. - AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders passed for 249 yards and four touchdowns, Santee Marshall ran for 122 yards and two scores and James Houston IV set the tone as Jackson State romped to a 61-15 victory over Alabama A&M in Southwestern Athletic Conference play on Saturday. Houston delivered the first score when he sacked Aqeel Glass - forcing a fumble that he returned 67 yards for a TD just 3:36 into the game. A 2-yard scoring run by JD Martin and Sanders' 6-yard TD toss to Joshua Lanier had the Tigers (4-1, 2-0) leading 20-0 after one quarter.Glass pulled the Bulldogs (3-2, 1-2) within 20-7 with a 10-yard TD toss to Zabrian Moore, but Sanders put the game out of reach with a 37-yard scoring strike to Trevonte Rucker on the ensuing drive and a 12-yard TD toss to W arren Newman with 26 seconds left in the half for a 33-7 lead. Sanders hit Malachi Wideman for a 20-yard score before scoring on a 29-yard run. Marshall's 53-yard scoring run capped a 21-point third quarter for Jackson State. Sanders completed 17 of 24 p asses as the Tigers piled up 496 yards on offense. Glass completed 26 of 40 passes for 293 yards and two TDs. Odieu Hiliaire had 10 catches for 117 yards and a score. The Bulldogs rushed for only eight yards on 32 carries. Glass had 10 totes for minus-47 yards. - AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw for three touchdowns and Jackson State held on downs inside its own 10-yard line in the final minute to hold off Division II Delta State 24-17 on Saturday. A 24-yard punt return by Robbie Evans set up Delta State at the 25-yard line with less than three minutes remaining, trailing 24-17. The Statesmen (2-2) converted on fourth down, then after a holding penalty and a short completion Patrick Shegog threw to Dohnte Meyers for 14 yards to the 7-yard line. Shegog then threw incomplete on third and fourth downs. Sanders completed 25 of 36 passes for 251 yards. Two of his touchdowns went to Keith Corbin III, who caught eight passes for 113 yards. Jackson State (3-1) led 17-0 at halftime but had to hold on in the end after Shegog's 35-y ard TD pass to Meyers and Deion Dampier's 64-yard touchdown run helped close the gap. - AP College Football
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SEPT 13 STATS FCS NATIONAL FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK: Shedeur Sanders, Jackson State, QB, Fr., 6-2, 215, Canton, Texas,...The younger of coach Deion Sanders' two sons on the Jackson State squad completed 30 of 40 passes for 362 yards and three touchdowns as t he Tigers beat Tennessee State 38-16. His completions were a record for the Southern Heritage Classic, and the passing yards were the most by a JSU quarterback since 2015. He connected with nine different receivers, and the scoring passes went for 14, 67 and 10 yards and built a 24-7 lead. Honorable Mention: William Barber, DB, Robert Morris; James Conway, LB, Fordham; Victor Dawson, RB, Merrimack; Stone Earle, QB, Abilene Christian; Westley Neal Jr., DT, Rhode Island; Gene Sledge Jr., RB, Northern Colo rado; Trent Tompkins, RB/PR, UC Davis; Sy'Veon Wilkerson, RB, Delaware State. - STATS FCS Football
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Shedeur Sanders threw for 362 yards and three touchdowns Saturday night to lead Jackson State to a 38-16 victory over Tennessee State in the Southern Heritage Classic. Sanders completed 30 of 40 passes as Jackson State (2-0) used a pair of third quarter scores to build its lead. In the frame, the freshman from Canton, Texas connected with Keith Corbin III for a 67-yard touchdown and then completed a 10-yard scoring toss to Shane Hooks. An 81-yard punt return by Warren Newman in the fourth quarter added to the Jackson State advantage.Tennessee State (0-2) could manage little offensively, particularly when Jackson State was building its lead. In that third quarter, when Jackson State pulled away, Tennessee State managed only 54 yards of offense. S anders spread around his passing, connecting with nine receivers, the highest number of completions in the Southern Heritage Classic history. The 362 yards passing was the third-highest ever for the game. The game featured two former NFL stars coaching o n the sidelines - Eddie George for Tennessee State and Deion Sanders running the show for Jackson State. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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Shedeur Sanders scored the only touchdown of the game and the Jackson State defense got two fourth-down stops in the closing minutes to help the Tigers beat Florida A&M on Sunday in the Orange Blossom Classic at Hard Rock Stadium. Sanders, the son of foo tball hall of famer and Jackson State coach Deion Sanders, was 18-of-24 passing for 221 yards and scored on a 1-yard run that capped a 10-play, 69-yard drive and made it 7-3 early in the second quarter.JSU's Trey Lockhart tackled Chad Hunter just shy of the first-down marker to force a turnover on downs near midfield with 2:59 to play. After the Tigers (1-0, 1-0 Southwestern Athletic Conference) went three-and-out on the ensuing drive, Bishop Bonnet ripped off a 20-yard run to move FAMU to the Ja ckson State 38 with 30 seconds left. Junior Muratovic threw three consecutive incomplete passes before being sacked by James Houston and Cam'Ron Silmon on fourth-and-10 to seal it. Muratovic, a true freshman, replaced starting quarterback Rasean McKay ea rly in the fourth quarter for Florida A&M (0-1, 0-1). McKay was 18-of-29 passing for 78 yards and Muratovic completed 5 of 12 for 47 yards. Jackson State had a chance to extend its lead with about five minutes left but had an 11-play, 77-yard drive stall when Peytton Pickett was stopped for no gain on a fourth-and-1 run from the FAMU 19. - Jackson State/AP College Football
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