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Jojo Natson WR (Transfer from Utah State)


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He's really small (5-7, 160) with the heart of a lion. He can play running back, receiver and punt returner. The speed and moves he shows in this video are pretty awesome. The ESPN graphic toward the end of the video says he's the only FBS player with multiple touchdowns rushing, receiving and returns.

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An NFL.com story ranked Jojo #7 in its list of the 15 best smallest players in college football this year, ahead of #12 Ernest Calhoun (Can't).

15 for '15: College football's smallest players

Little people, big impact. That's what stood out in CFB 24/7's look at 15 of the smallest players in the college game. Most of them are starters or significant contributors, yet all but one 5-8 or shorter, and they only weigh anywhere from 150 to 178 pounds.

The smallest of them all, Can't State's Ernest Calhoun (5-6, 151 pounds), led the Flashes in all-purpose yards last year with 1,033. Bottom line: these guys can play. And if the NFL has room for the likes of Trindon Holliday, Dexter McCluster, Dri Archer and T.Y. Hilton, it could well have room one day for a few of these.

7. JoJo Natson, WR, Utah State

Size: 5-7, 160

Buzz: If Natson were heavy enough to handle the pounding, his average of 10 yards per rush would make the Aggies' offense unstoppable. As it is, he ranked fourth on the team last year with 50 rushes (498 yards). Oddly enough, he delivered almost exactly the same production as a receiver (51 for 504). Natson also scored two touchdowns on punt returns while averaging 11.7 yards per try (10th in the nation).

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Geez. Who puts that kind of music in someone's highlight video, which is seen by prospective schools who might be interested in him?

I wondered the same thing and then it occurred to me, the person who created the video might not have done so without Matson's knowledge. There were a few other similar videos by different people.

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He's really small (5-7, 160) with the heart of a lion. He can play running back, receiver and punt returner. The speed and moves he shows in this video are pretty awesome. The ESPN graphic toward the end of the video says he's the only FBS player with multiple touchdowns rushing, receiving and returns.

Disturbing that the background "music" uses the N word about a thousand times. Blazing fast, but if he is a gangsta who needs him. F that.

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He probably didn't even make the thing himself. Not sure why he'd be a "gangsta" because a buddy put some questionable music on a youtube video

Not to mention just because you listen to a song, or even like a song, doesn't mean you perscribe to everything in that song.

"Pumped Up Kicks" has a nice tune to it, but it's about shooting kids because of their shoes...it was one of the most popular songs in 2012.

I also am a fan of Eminem's "Lose Yourself" which was used in a "Made in Detroit" commercial during the superbowl a couple of years ago. That doesn't mean I'm a rapper, or that I perscribe to being "white-trash" as is mentioned in the song.

The Zips used an Eminem a song a couple of years ago that blantantly talks about selling coke (as in cocaine)...that doesn't mean the Zips perscribe to selling illegal drugs. Just saying ;)

Edit: Yes I've corrected rapper for Wrapper. ;)

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