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August 28th, 2020, 04:28 AM
Campbell #8 - 2 players assigned:
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CALEB SNEAD
HEIGHT 6-4
WEIGHT 215
CLASS Redshirt Junior
HOMETOWN Lynchburg, Va.
HIGHSCHOOL Heritage HS
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2019: Named Second Team All-Big South by Phil Steele…Led team and ranked 11th in the Big South in receiving yards with 554, despite playing only nine games due to injury…Ranked third in the Big South in yards per catch (19.1), and eighth in TD catches with six…Caught at least one pass in all nine games…Made five or more catches three times…Grabbed a season-high 104 receiving yards in a win at Gardner-Webb…Posted 99 yards on six catches with a TD vs. Kennesaw State…Tossed a TD in a win over Hampton, adding two catches for 51 yards…Hauled in 90 yards on five catches in a win over Shaw…Posted two TDs and 54 yards on three catches at Troy…Collected 62 yards and a touchdown on three catches in a win over Davidson…As a redshirt sophomore in 2019, caught a TD pass in five of Campbell’s nine games, owning at least one touchdown catch in 13 of his 20 career games, and 15 total touchdowns over that span…Reached the 1,000 career receiving yards milestone in 2019, hitting the mark in just 14 career games – the fastest in school history (previous Aaron Blockmon, 17 games as a redshirt sophomore in 2016)…Also moved into second in school history with 1,364 career receiving yards, passing former standout Ben Bolling (2012-15), currently on staff as CU’s wide receivers’ coach and recruiting coordinator…A 2019 Preseason All-Big South selection…Named Preseason First Team Big South All-Conference by Phil Steele…Named Preseason First Team All-North Carolina College Football (NCCFB) by CarolinaGridiron.com…
2018: Named First Team Freshman All-America by Phil Steele and HERO Sports…Tabbed First Team All-Big South…The second Camel to ever be named first team all-conference as a freshman, joining former linebacker Milton Brown (2008, Pioneer Football League)…A finalist for the STATS FCS Jerry Rice Award…Named Big South Freshman of the Week four times…Tabbed a STATS Honorable Mention National Freshman of the Week honoree twice…Finished his rookie season with 810 receiving yards and nine TD catches, leading all FCS freshmen and ranking second among all Big South receivers…Averaged 18.0 yards per catch, a league best…His nine TDs tied a Big South freshman record, while 810 yards, nine touchdowns and 45 receptions are all Campbell rookie records…Posted 10 receptions, tied for the most by a Big South player in 2018, with 188 yards, both Campbell single-game records, with two touchdowns at Monmouth, earning Big South Freshman of the Week and honorable mention FCS Freshman of the Week accolades…Named Big South Freshman of the Week and honorable mention FCS Freshman of the Week following CU’s win at Georgetown, posting 98 yards on three catches, including a 70-yard TD reception…Tabbed Big South Freshman of the Week for the second consecutive week after registering 72 yards and a touchdown on four catches against Coastal Carolina…Named Big South Freshman of the Week for a fourth time after collecting 55 yards receiving with a touchdown on five catches in Campbell's win at Presbyterian…Reached the 100-yard mark for the second straight week with 119 on seven catches and a TD against Gardner-Webb…Made five catches for 95 yards and a touchdown in Campbell’s season finale against Charleston Southern…Took a 49 yard touchdown for his first career catch in a win over Chowan, totaling 57 yards on two grabs in the win…Also scored a TD in a win over North Alabama, adding three catches for 43 yards…Also made a grab for 12 yards at Kennesaw State…Posted a pair of catches for 11 yards against Wagner…Collected a touchdown in eight different games…Started all 11 games at wide receiver…
2017: Redshirted the 2017 season…
Prep/Personal: Named all-district, all-conference and all-region as a junior and senior…Hauled in 79 career catches for 1,651 yards and 18 touchdowns…Posted 800 receiving yards on 28 catches with eight touchdowns as a senior…Coached by Brad Bradley…Also lettered in basketball, earning all-district, all-conference, all-region and all-state honors…Played in the Virginia all-star game…A 1,000 point scorer…A National Honor Society member…Full name is Caleb Jeremiah Snead…Born July 11, 1999 in Lynchburg, Va. …Son of J.D. and Amy Snead…A business administration major…
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C.J. SMITH
HEIGHT 6-1
WEIGHT 185
CLASS Redshirt Sophomore
HOMETOWN Jacksonville, Fla.
HIGHSCHOOL Fletcher HS / Minnesota
At Minnesota
2018-19: Did not see game action in two seasons with the Gophers…
Prep/Personal: Attended Fletcher High School in Neptune Beach, Fla. …Wore No. 2 for the Senators…Named All-Jacksonville in 2017 and 2016…All-Conference in 2017 and All-Palm Beaches Honorable Mention in 2014…Coached by Kevin Brown…Consensus three-star recruit…No. 82 ranked cornerback and 140 overall recruit in Florida by 247Sports…Son of Clinton Smith Jr. and Sabrina Smith…Has three sisters (Tikia, Shaquanda and Toya)…
ETSU #8:
#8 Jacob Saylors
POS. RB
HT. 5-11
WT. 190
YR. Jr.
HOMETOWN Jasper, Tenn.
PREVIOUS SCHOOL Marion County HS
2019 (Sophomore): Named to the SoCon Honor Roll … Played in 11 games on the season, garnering five starts for the Bucs … Finished the season with a career-best 653 rushing yards on 112 attempts … Tied freshman season mark with four rushing touchdowns and averaged a career-high 59.4 yards per game on the ground … Hauled in 16 receptions for 150 yards … Tallied two touchdowns and 90 yards rushing on 12 carries against Shorter in ETSU’s 48-10 triumph over the Hawks … Registered a season-high 112 rushing yards on nine carries against VMI, crossing the pylon once with a career-high 61-yard rush.
2018 (Freshman): Named to the SoCon All-Freshman Team … Played in 11 games on the season with one start (vs. Samford on Nov. 17) … Finished his freshman season with 615 rushing yards in 86 attempts with four touchdowns … Averaged 7.2 yards per carry as a freshman, the third-highest yards per carry in a single season in ETSU history … Also concluded the year with 23 receptions for 219 yards and 17 kickoff returns for 371 yards … Tallied two touchdowns against both Gardner-Webb (Oct. 6) and Western Carolina (Oct. 27) … Registered a season-high 123 yards on the ground against WCU, while racing for a career-high 45-yard rush against Mercer on Nov. 3 … Eclipsed 100 yards on the ground twice (Gardner-Webb and Western Carolina).
High School: Three-sport athlete at Marion County High School (football, basketball, baseball) … Played for head coach Joey Mathis … Four-year starter at Marion County where he racked up over 4,100 yards and 74 touchdowns, while also adding 18 interceptions … Finished with 1,795 yards and 126 carries with 36 touchdowns his senior season … Helped guide Marion County to three straight Class 2A state championship games … Three-time all-state selection.
Personal: Son of Jeanetta Brophy … has yet to declare a major.
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CALEB SNEAD
HEIGHT 6-4
WEIGHT 215
CLASS Redshirt Junior
HOMETOWN Lynchburg, Va.
HIGHSCHOOL Heritage HS
https://gocamels.com/images/2019/7/29/Snead_Caleb_190717FB532.JPG?width=300
2019: Named Second Team All-Big South by Phil Steele…Led team and ranked 11th in the Big South in receiving yards with 554, despite playing only nine games due to injury…Ranked third in the Big South in yards per catch (19.1), and eighth in TD catches with six…Caught at least one pass in all nine games…Made five or more catches three times…Grabbed a season-high 104 receiving yards in a win at Gardner-Webb…Posted 99 yards on six catches with a TD vs. Kennesaw State…Tossed a TD in a win over Hampton, adding two catches for 51 yards…Hauled in 90 yards on five catches in a win over Shaw…Posted two TDs and 54 yards on three catches at Troy…Collected 62 yards and a touchdown on three catches in a win over Davidson…As a redshirt sophomore in 2019, caught a TD pass in five of Campbell’s nine games, owning at least one touchdown catch in 13 of his 20 career games, and 15 total touchdowns over that span…Reached the 1,000 career receiving yards milestone in 2019, hitting the mark in just 14 career games – the fastest in school history (previous Aaron Blockmon, 17 games as a redshirt sophomore in 2016)…Also moved into second in school history with 1,364 career receiving yards, passing former standout Ben Bolling (2012-15), currently on staff as CU’s wide receivers’ coach and recruiting coordinator…A 2019 Preseason All-Big South selection…Named Preseason First Team Big South All-Conference by Phil Steele…Named Preseason First Team All-North Carolina College Football (NCCFB) by CarolinaGridiron.com…
2018: Named First Team Freshman All-America by Phil Steele and HERO Sports…Tabbed First Team All-Big South…The second Camel to ever be named first team all-conference as a freshman, joining former linebacker Milton Brown (2008, Pioneer Football League)…A finalist for the STATS FCS Jerry Rice Award…Named Big South Freshman of the Week four times…Tabbed a STATS Honorable Mention National Freshman of the Week honoree twice…Finished his rookie season with 810 receiving yards and nine TD catches, leading all FCS freshmen and ranking second among all Big South receivers…Averaged 18.0 yards per catch, a league best…His nine TDs tied a Big South freshman record, while 810 yards, nine touchdowns and 45 receptions are all Campbell rookie records…Posted 10 receptions, tied for the most by a Big South player in 2018, with 188 yards, both Campbell single-game records, with two touchdowns at Monmouth, earning Big South Freshman of the Week and honorable mention FCS Freshman of the Week accolades…Named Big South Freshman of the Week and honorable mention FCS Freshman of the Week following CU’s win at Georgetown, posting 98 yards on three catches, including a 70-yard TD reception…Tabbed Big South Freshman of the Week for the second consecutive week after registering 72 yards and a touchdown on four catches against Coastal Carolina…Named Big South Freshman of the Week for a fourth time after collecting 55 yards receiving with a touchdown on five catches in Campbell's win at Presbyterian…Reached the 100-yard mark for the second straight week with 119 on seven catches and a TD against Gardner-Webb…Made five catches for 95 yards and a touchdown in Campbell’s season finale against Charleston Southern…Took a 49 yard touchdown for his first career catch in a win over Chowan, totaling 57 yards on two grabs in the win…Also scored a TD in a win over North Alabama, adding three catches for 43 yards…Also made a grab for 12 yards at Kennesaw State…Posted a pair of catches for 11 yards against Wagner…Collected a touchdown in eight different games…Started all 11 games at wide receiver…
2017: Redshirted the 2017 season…
Prep/Personal: Named all-district, all-conference and all-region as a junior and senior…Hauled in 79 career catches for 1,651 yards and 18 touchdowns…Posted 800 receiving yards on 28 catches with eight touchdowns as a senior…Coached by Brad Bradley…Also lettered in basketball, earning all-district, all-conference, all-region and all-state honors…Played in the Virginia all-star game…A 1,000 point scorer…A National Honor Society member…Full name is Caleb Jeremiah Snead…Born July 11, 1999 in Lynchburg, Va. …Son of J.D. and Amy Snead…A business administration major…
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C.J. SMITH
HEIGHT 6-1
WEIGHT 185
CLASS Redshirt Sophomore
HOMETOWN Jacksonville, Fla.
HIGHSCHOOL Fletcher HS / Minnesota
At Minnesota
2018-19: Did not see game action in two seasons with the Gophers…
Prep/Personal: Attended Fletcher High School in Neptune Beach, Fla. …Wore No. 2 for the Senators…Named All-Jacksonville in 2017 and 2016…All-Conference in 2017 and All-Palm Beaches Honorable Mention in 2014…Coached by Kevin Brown…Consensus three-star recruit…No. 82 ranked cornerback and 140 overall recruit in Florida by 247Sports…Son of Clinton Smith Jr. and Sabrina Smith…Has three sisters (Tikia, Shaquanda and Toya)…
ETSU #8:
#8 Jacob Saylors
POS. RB
HT. 5-11
WT. 190
YR. Jr.
HOMETOWN Jasper, Tenn.
PREVIOUS SCHOOL Marion County HS
2019 (Sophomore): Named to the SoCon Honor Roll … Played in 11 games on the season, garnering five starts for the Bucs … Finished the season with a career-best 653 rushing yards on 112 attempts … Tied freshman season mark with four rushing touchdowns and averaged a career-high 59.4 yards per game on the ground … Hauled in 16 receptions for 150 yards … Tallied two touchdowns and 90 yards rushing on 12 carries against Shorter in ETSU’s 48-10 triumph over the Hawks … Registered a season-high 112 rushing yards on nine carries against VMI, crossing the pylon once with a career-high 61-yard rush.
2018 (Freshman): Named to the SoCon All-Freshman Team … Played in 11 games on the season with one start (vs. Samford on Nov. 17) … Finished his freshman season with 615 rushing yards in 86 attempts with four touchdowns … Averaged 7.2 yards per carry as a freshman, the third-highest yards per carry in a single season in ETSU history … Also concluded the year with 23 receptions for 219 yards and 17 kickoff returns for 371 yards … Tallied two touchdowns against both Gardner-Webb (Oct. 6) and Western Carolina (Oct. 27) … Registered a season-high 123 yards on the ground against WCU, while racing for a career-high 45-yard rush against Mercer on Nov. 3 … Eclipsed 100 yards on the ground twice (Gardner-Webb and Western Carolina).
High School: Three-sport athlete at Marion County High School (football, basketball, baseball) … Played for head coach Joey Mathis … Four-year starter at Marion County where he racked up over 4,100 yards and 74 touchdowns, while also adding 18 interceptions … Finished with 1,795 yards and 126 carries with 36 touchdowns his senior season … Helped guide Marion County to three straight Class 2A state championship games … Three-time all-state selection.
Personal: Son of Jeanetta Brophy … has yet to declare a major.