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6-2 1/2, 195(verified) Results at Nike Camp where unfortunately he tested with the TEs was 4.67 Forty(2nd of 12 TEs), Shuttle 4.10 (1st of 18 TEs), Bench 13, VERTICAL LEAP an OUTSTANDING 36.4(Ist of 19 TEs). In fact that Vertical was the 8th best of 367 athletes at all positions testing at that Nike Event. He has narrowed his list to SMU and Indiana. Visited SMU last week and plans to visit Indiana this week. Left open possibility of commiting before the Indiana trip but added he will definitely visit Indiana. Has a long list of offers from SMU, Indiana, Utah, UCONN, New Mexico, NMSU, North Texas and UTEP. Rated 2 stars and 5.3 There's your Tall outside receiver.

No. 82 on the DMN All Area team. Ran a better 4.62 for Scout but at his height that's will probably be sufficient.

I believe his final Senior Season Stats are 38 catches for 547 yards 14.4 ypc and 6 TDs.

Star Telegram Area Top 50. Made First Team All District as Senior and 2nd Team All-District as a Junior. Favorite receiver for UT's John Chiles. (notice Jamell Kennedy was one of the Top Receivers for UT's other QB recruit G. J. Kinne. And you guys thought UT players were good for nothing.

I believe you guys will be pleasantly suprised with Jamaal Kennedy. I had the pleasure of watching the kid play a few times when he was a junior and every game I saw he was the best athlete on the field. The kid is amazingly quick and he has a good arm if needed.

Best athlete on the field? High praise. Was Curtis Brown a Top 50 National recruit or the Junior RB a National Top 100 for next year playing? I know Brown was hurt for several games.

bumped due to his reported commitment.

So what are your impressions of this class so far Stallion?

someone posted on www.gomeangreen.com that Bradley Haynes is Abner Haynes grandson-I think-which would make the mean green cry because Abner is one of the All-Time great North Texas players.

Stallion wrote:someone posted on www.gomeangreen.com that Bradley Haynes is Abner Haynes grandson-I think-which would make the mean green cry because Abner is one of the All-Time great North Texas players.

They are bummed but not too concerned

Stallion wrote:someone posted on www.gomeangreen.com that Bradley Haynes is Abner Haynes grandson-I think-which would make the mean green cry because Abner is one of the All-Time great North Texas players.

Tom Lemming's Summer 2006 magazine confirms that Abner Haynes, who was all-pro with the Denver Broncos, is his grandfather.

Ponymon wrote:

Stallion wrote:someone posted on www.gomeangreen.com that Bradley Haynes is Abner Haynes grandson-I think-which would make the mean green cry because Abner is one of the All-Time great North Texas players.

Tom Lemming's Summer 2006 magazine confirms that Abner Haynes, who was all-pro with the Denver Broncos, is his grandfather.

If he has any eligibility left we could use him also.

Bradley Haynes on paper reminds me of Reynaldo Pellerin, a tall outside receiver for jump balls in the end zone

I just hope he is a little faster, and can break at least one tackle in his career.

I believe that he at least weighs more than Rey does now. Rey was a toothpick.