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Ron Hudson @Coachrhud · Mar 13

We lost a great one. He was a mentor and a friend to many. RIP Coach

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Dan Albano Verified account @ocvarsityguy · Mar 11

Football: Super sad to report that legendary former El Toro and Mission Viejo coach Bob Johnson has died after a long fight w/ Alzheimer’s, his son Bret confirms, Coach was 1 of 1, fierce competitor, winner, trailblazing QB guru, major figure in life of sons Bret, Rob + family🙏

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Petey Wheatstraw @bayharbor850 · Feb 21

Stud.... No sarcasm

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Start Sit 'Em Verified account @StartSitEmFF · Feb 4

📌J’Mari Taylor - Player Profile
Position: Running Back
School: Virginia Cavaliers

📊 2025 Season & Career Stats
2025: 222 rushing attempts, 1,062 rushing yards, 14 rushing TDs, 4.8 yards per carry, 43 receptions, 253 receiving yards, 1 receiving TD.

Career College Totals: 576 rushing attempts, 2,944 rushing yards, 37 rushing TDs, 97 receptions, 868 receiving yards, 10 total TDs (includes North Carolina Central and Virginia).

📈 Accolades
First-Team All-ACC (2025) — the first Virginia RB to earn the honor since 2004.
Senior Bowl invitee (2026).
Burlsworth Trophy semifinalist (2025).
Phil Steele Honorable Mention All-America.

👤 Player Profile

Taylor is a productive bell-cow RB who emerged as a focal point of Virginia’s offense in 2025 after transferring from North Carolina Central. Taylor posted a 1,000+ yard rushing season with 14 TDs while pacing one of the ACC’s top ground attacks, becoming the first Virginia RB in over a decade to exceed 1,000 rushing yards and earn first-team all-conference honors.

Built around strength, Taylor finishes runs with authority, especially in short-yardage and red-zone situations. Taylor had a 78-yard TD run this year, that highlighted his ability to hit creases quickly and sustain momentum when space opens.

Taylor has also repeatedly delivered in high-leverage moments, including game-winning touchdowns in overtime against Louisville and North Carolina.

Taylor has seen an increase in his work as a receiver out of the backfield, which culminated in over 40 receptions last season.

Taylor doesn’t have the efficiency of some high-volume draft RBs, but his production against Power Five defenses, scoring ability, and expanded role in both the run and short-pass game make him an intriguing NFL prospect.

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