Je'kob Jones - 2025 - Football

Sacramento State

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2025 Season

Played in all 12 games during his first season with the Hornets.
Finished the year with 14 total tackles with eight solos.
Set his season high with four tackles against Cal Poly and had three stops against Central Arkansas, Eastern Washington and Portland State.
Had half-TFLs against Central Arkansas and Cal Poly.

Prior to Sacramento State

Spent four seasons at Cal Poly where he played in 36 games and recorded 130 total tackles.
In 2024, he had 44 stops while playing in all 11 games.
Set his season high with eight tackles in the season-opener at San Diego.
Had at least one tackle in every game and had four or more in seven contests.
Finished 2023 with 37 total tackles, including five for loss.
Credited with 11 tackles at Eastern Washington for his career best.
Had a pair of TFLs in the game at Sacramento State.
Recorded 42 total tackles in 2022 and also recovered a fumble.
Posted seven tackles against Portland State in the final game of the year for his high.
Recovered a fumble against EWU.
Redshirted in 2021 after playing in four games.
Season high was six stops against Idaho State.

High School

A 2021 graduate of Central HS in Fresno, Calif.
Made 207 tackles in his sophomore and junior seasons combined under head coach Kyle Biggs.
As a junior, he had 85 tackles (24 solo), 13.0 for lost yardage, five sacks and a pair of interceptions along with scoring a safety.
Notched 122 tackles (40 solo) as a sophomore with 14.0 for lost yardage, seven sacks and two more interceptions en route to first-team all-state and Tri-Tiver Athletic Conference co-Defensive Player of the Year honors.
Also has carried the ball on offense, netting 264 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns in his Grizzly career.
Earned all-state, first team and Tri-River Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors and landed on the Fresno Bee All-Star Team as a junior.
Helped Central to a spotless 15-0 mark in 2019, including a Tri-River Athletic Conference title, third straight CIF-Central Section Division I championship and California state 1-AA Division crown.
Did not play as a senior.
A three-star recruit by 247Sports and was ranked as the No. 63 inside linebacker in the nation.

Personal

Graduated from Cal Poly with a degree in journalism.
Son of Wayne and Kasan Jones.
Has one brother, Robert, and one sister, Mahalah.
Cousin Vince Young played football at Texas, guiding Longhorns to 2005 national championship and played six seasons in the NFL after being the third overall selection by the Tennessee Titans in the 2006 NFL Draft.

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