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Jamere Holland, WR, Oregon

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By methodtoll,
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6'1, 189

Fast receiver with potential but has a little character issue when he failed to make his grades right before the Rose Bowl.

Could be a good project.

Thoughts?

I don't necessarily think that because he had grade problems he has character issues. I just think that shows he cared more about getting to the pros then finishing his classes theres plenty of college players who do the exact same thing.

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