66° M/CLOUDY, Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 3 Julio Jones
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 7:25 p.m.
No. 3 JULIO JONES
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- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 4 Jevan Snead
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 5 A.J. Green
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 6 Brandon Spikes
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 7 Greg Hardy
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 8 Carlos Dunlap
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 9 Ciron Black
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 10 Antonio Coleman
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 11 Joe Haden
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 12 Trevard Lindley
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 13 Rolando McClain
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 16 Malcolm Sheppard
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 15 Eric Norwood
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 14 Rennie Curran
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 17 Charles Scott
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 18 Micah Johnson
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 19 Terrence Cody
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 20 John Jerry
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 21 Dexter McCluster
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 22 Geno Atkins
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 24 Aaron Hernandez
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 23 Javier Arenas
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 25 - Brandon LaFell
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- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 2 Eric Berry
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 4 Jevan Snead
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 5 A.J. Green
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 6 Brandon Spikes
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 7 Greg Hardy
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 8 Carlos Dunlap
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 9 Ciron Black
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 10 Antonio Coleman
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 11 Joe Haden
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 13 Rolando McClain
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 12 Trevard Lindley
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 18 Micah Johnson
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 17 Charles Scott
- Top 25 Players in the SEC: No. 16 Malcolm Sheppard
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Alabama sophomore wide receiver
Why he's No. 3: Exceptional receiver who is capable of making game-changing big plays with his speed, size (6-foot-4, 210 pounds) and leaping ability. Led Alabama in yards receiving (924) and touchdown catches (4) last season. Jones, the SEC freshman of the year, also could have an expanded role on kickoff and punt returns next season.
Key number: 15.9, the average yards per catch that Jones had season in 58 receptions. Jones topped 100 yards receiving in three games last season, including catching five balls for 124 yards in last season's SEC title game against Florida.
Fun fact: Jones is from Foley, Ala., the same hometown as former Crimson Tide quarterback and NFL MVP Kenny Stabler. Jones and Stabler both played for the same high school team, the Foley Lions.
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