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2012 Football

34 Jason Campbell

  • Weight 225
  • Class Senior
  • Hometown Kailua, Hawaii
  • Highschool Kamehameha HS

Biography

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2011: Wasa third-team All-Super Region 3 selection by Don Hansen''s FootballGazette ... Was a second-team All-Rocky MountainAthletic Conference selection ... Started inall 11 games at outside linebacker for the ThunderWolves,collecting 34 tackles and two sacks ... Came up big in theThunderWolves'' biggest games, turning in a season-high six tacklesin the Pack''s win over then-7th-ranked Nebraska-Kearney ...Recorded four tackles and a sack in the Pack''s 38-28 win overChadron State ... Began the season with a four-tackle performancein the ThunderWolves'' win over then 23rd-ranked West TexasA&M.

2010: Wasa second-team National Football Foundation All-Colorado selectionin 2010 ... Started in all 11 games atlinebacker for the Thunderwolves ... Recorded eight tackles atWestern State on Nov. 6 including a sack and one tackle for a loss... Grabbed his second career interception at Fort Lewis on Sep. 25... Finished 2010 with 50 tackles, including 11 tackles for a lossand five tackles which were recorded as sacks. 

2009:
Saw action in five games in 2009 ... Recorded eighttackles for the Pack ... Grabbed one interception vs. Chadron Stateon Sep. 19 ... Also had one forced fumble vs. Fort Lewis on Sep. 12... Started two games for the Pack in 2009.

2008: Redshirted in 2008.

High School: Played line backer for KamehamehaHigh School in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Personal: Plans to major in businessmanagement.

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Historical Player Information

  • 48

    2009Redshirt

    LB
    6'1" 225 lbs
    48
  • 48

    2010Redshirt Sophomore

    LB
    6'1" 225 lbs
    48
  • 34

    2012Senior

    LB
    6'" 225 lbs
    34
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