Jabari Carr Season 2012

AT SAN JOSÉ STATE: Completed four seasons with the Spartans... 45 games played and with 26 starts... Fourth on the school's list for career receptions (150) and 13th for receiving yards (1,644)... Single-game best of eight catches three times during his career... Two 100-plus yard receiving games as a Spartan... Was on the receiving end of the eighth longest pass play in school history -- 86-yard TD receptions at Fresno State (11/8/14)... Was nominated for the 2014 AFCA Good Works Team.

2013: Played in 11 of the team's 12 games and was in the starting lineup five times... Was fourth on the team with 30 receptions for 356 yards... Tied for second on the squad with three TD receptions... Career long 86-yard scoring play at Fresno State (11/8) is the eighth longest pass play in school history... Most productive game of the season was at Fresno State with six receptions for a personal-best 143 receiving yards and tied his single-game high of two touchdowns... Scored his other touchdown of the season on a 9-yard pass play to open the scoring vs. Colorado State (11/1).

2013: Most of his playing time came during the first month of the season when he caught 23 of his total of 25 receptions... Fifth on the team in receptions... Matched a single-game personal best with eight catches at Stanford (9/7)... Missed the Hawai'i and Colorado State games due to an injury in the Utah State contest (9/27).. Finished the season with a catch against Navy (11/22) and in the win over #16-Fresno State (11/29)... Became the 24th San José State player in history to catch at least 100 passes in a career during the Stanford game... Was in the starting lineup in three of the first four games.

2012: Second on the team and fourth in the Western Athletic Conference with 62 receptions... Posted his first 100-plus yards and multiple touchdown reception game of his career with eight catches for 108 yards and two TDs in the Colorado State victory (9/15)... Was one of three Spartans that day with at least 100 yards in pass receiving... Matched his single-game career best of eight receptions in the BYU win (11/24)... Scored the fourth-quarter insurance touchdown in the Louisiana Tech win on a 26-yard play... Missed the Navy game due to an injury.

2011: Freshman All-America honorable mention honors from CollegeFootballNews.com... A starter in 10 of 12 games... Team leader in average yards per catch at 14.4... Fourth on the team with 33 receptions and second in receiving TDs with four...Caught the 38-yard game-winning, fourth-quarter touchdown pass in the Colorado State triumph (10/1)... Hauled in the go-ahead fourth-quarter touchdown pass of 13 yards in the Navy win (11/19)... Also had TD catches in the Fresno State win (11/26) and at Utah State (11/12)... Season-high six receptions at Colorado State... His 64-yard pass play at Stanford (9/3) matched the longest by a Spartan in 2011...Had five games (Stanford, Colorado State, Hawai'i, Utah State, Fresno State) with a reception of 30 yards or more.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 second-team all-state selection by CalHiSports.com as a senior at Oak Grove High in San José, Calif. (Coach Ed Buller)... Came up with 17 interceptions in his three varsity seasons... Named the best wide receiver in the Mount Hamilton League, first-team All-Central Coast Section and second-team All-NorCal as a senior... Played in the 2009 Charlie Wedemeyer All-Star Classic.

MORE ON JABARI: Earned his bachelor's degree majoring in behavioral studies in May 2014... Pursuing a master's degree in interdisciplinary studies... Interested in a career helping youngsters... His twin, Omari Carr, was a running back at San José City College in 2010... Jabari is 22 minutes younger than his twin... Second set of twin boys in the Carr family... Jabari's name in Swahili means, "brave and courageous" ... Spent the 2009 football season enrolled at the Hargrave Military Academy in Chatham, Va. ... The native of San José was born on September 21, 1990.

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