Cam Jones
Status:
Committed
HIGH SCHOOL

Cam Jones

Safety
6′0″ / 200 lbs
Mansfield, TX
Mansfield
Class of 2018
Rating: 91
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Rating: 90.5
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Nebraska
Committed
 
Baylor
Medium
Colorado
Medium
Minnesota
Medium
Mississippi State
Medium
Oklahoma
Medium
Texas Tech
Medium
UCLA
Medium
Indiana
Low
Louisiana Tech
Low
Texas A&M
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UTSA
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Colt  Barber
5 yr ago by Colt Barber
Cam Jones, former Baylor safety target, leaving Nebraska
Former Baylor safety target Cam Jones is leaving from Nebraska. If you caught the very last update I gave in 2018, no one close to him expected it to work out.https://sicem365.com/forums/1/topics/23292Quote:As you know, Baylor missed out on four-star safety Cam Jones out of Mansfield. Jones, who committed to Nebraska, was encouraged by family to stay closer to home but it was not in the cards. I said a while back that I felt as though if Jones did not land at UCLA that it would be Baylor. I was wrong, but that was also before Scott Frost landed at Nebraska. I had one person tell me that they will wait and see how Jones does in Nebraska. This one particular person didn't see it being a successful move in the longterm. I'm indifferent on the distance from home having a big impact one way or another, honestly. Jones showed he wanted to get away from home by committing to UCLA originally, but I'll be the first to admit (and it's not so hard to see) that Lincoln isn't exactly L.A., but sometimes kids just want to get away. I don't know that Baylor has room, but if they do I would expect them to go after him. https://twitter.com/HailVarsity/status/1121778690361384964
Colt  Barber
6 yr ago by Colt Barber
Here's what I know
As you know, Baylor missed out on four-star safety Cam Jones out of Mansfield. Jones, who committed to Nebraska, was encouraged by family to stay closer to home but it was not in the cards. I said a while back that I felt as though if Jones did not land at UCLA that it would be Baylor. I was wrong, but that was also before Scott Frost landed at Nebraska. I had one person tell me that they will wait and see how Jones does in Nebraska. This one particular person didn't see it being a successful move in the longterm. I'm indifferent on the distance from home having a big impact one way or another, honestly. Jones showed he wanted to get away from home by committing to UCLA originally, but I'll be the first to admit (and it's not so hard to see) that Lincoln isn't exactly L.A., but sometimes kids just want to get away. Still no word on Tommy Bush's final official visit, but sounds like he will decide between visiting Arkansas, Baylor and Texas. I don't think Bush lands at Arkansas on signing day, so if he chooses either Baylor or Texas for his final official visit then I think it's safe to say the other in-state program is probably out of contention for his signature.Remember that Tommy told me that Baylor was in his top three along with Georgia and Michigan State. That's been awhile back now and Texas entered back into the picture. If Texas gets the final visit then it's evident that Baylor was replaced in his top three. I am keeping a pulse on the situation closely and will let you know as soon as I know anything. Joseph Ogunbanjo is seriously flirting with Cal after his official visit there last weekend. I love Joey O as a prospect and have said that here several times. He has a great first step and isn't close to having his skills mastered. But if he ends up at Cal, good luck to him. Joey is a terrific student and places a high importance on education. Not that Baylor cannot offer that, but you can do far worse than getting away from home and attending Cal as a student and football player. As an aside, I wouldn't be surprised if Texas A&M looked closer at him in the coming weeks. Same goes for Notre Dame. So, what happens if Baylor strikes out on their two remaining prospects?Personally, I am good with that. I love TB and JO as prospects, but the foundation of the class is set and it is sturdy. I would consider both as luxuries for the future but it allows a couple of things to happen that I would be OK with.1) It allows Baylor to save two spots for the 2019 class, which I think you will see happen if Bush and Ogunbanjo go elsewhere. As you know, the class is already small for 2019 and those two spots could be very valuable if the Bears figure things out on the field.2) By saving the spots for 2019, it creates a possibility for a couple of one-year grad transfers. If it happens, I'm eyeing two of the following three: QB, OL, S. If Baylor has two spots available and takes any combination of those three, it's a net positive for the 2018 season vs. taking Bush and Ogunbanjo.
Small February finish for Baylor could still mean big things
6 yr ago by Colt Barber
Small February finish for Baylor could still mean big things
Baylor sits at 21 prospects signed after the early signing period, and though they have two commitments on paper as February arrives, it's probably the best practice to wipe the slate clean and look for the best of the best to finish off the final three spots.
The predictions are in: Finishing Baylor's 2018 class
6 yr ago by Colt Barber
The predictions are in: Finishing Baylor's 2018 class
How will Baylor finish out their 2018 class? Here are my personal predictions on Baylor's chances of landing each of their remaining top targets.
Colt  Barber
6 yr ago by Colt Barber
Thursday morning notes...
- As you know, Cam Jones of Mansfield has set up his official visit to Baylor for this weekend, joining Mansfield teammate Jackson Gleeson. Joey McGuire is the lead recruiter for Jones, but Jones also spent time with Fran Brown during an in-home visit recently. https://twitter.com/camgonework15/status/938621606225764357- Baylor had an in-home visit with Texas A&M DE commit Tyree Wilson after recently extending an offer. I'm not sure which coaches were in attendance, but word is that an official visit could happen. - Four-star WR Tommy Bush had an in-home visit with Fran Brown and Bob Bicknell Wednesday evening. "It went well. Coach Fran is very easy to talk with and Coach Bicknell really showed m how important my length would be in this pro-style offense. ... Really liked the pro style with the ability to adjust routes based on coverage." Bush is set to officially visit Georgia this weekend leaving him two official visits to take. - Baylor is now out of the mix for four-star DT Christian Barmore. Signs are pointing to him heading to Alabama, but the Baylor staff has cut communication and beginning to focus on other options. - Texas has pushed further away from Baylor commit Joshua Landry after a recent offer to Katy DL Moro Ojomo (6-3, 275). The Longhorns are now the favorites for Ojomo and that could mean good things for Baylor holding on to Landry. Texas has also extended offers to other DL recently. - Four-star WR Miles Battle got a Twitter follow from Baylor co-OC Jeff Nixon. I can't give you any specifics on this right now, but I can tell you that Baylor was very high on Battle prior to his commitment to Oregon. Battle recently decommitted from the Ducks.
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Career Stats

Season P/K Blocks FF Int Sacks TFL T
2017
SR
4 1 1 1.0 6 106
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99-100: Elite national prospect (Five-star)

Considered one of the best prospects in the nation and a likely difference-maker at the collegiate level. Displays all of the physical skills to be a future All-American with potential to be an early-round NFL draft pick.

90-98: Elite state prospect (Four-star)

Considered one of the best 30-40 prospects in the state and a top 250 national prospect. Displays the physical skills to be a major early contributor at the collegiate level with high professional potential.

80-89: Quality prospect (Three-star)

Considered one of the best 100 prospects in the state and a top 500 national prospect. Displays the physical skills to develop into a contributor over the course of his college career. Has the ability to become a professional prospect over time with development.

70-79: Solid prospect (Two-star)

Considered one of the top 250 prospects in the state. Has the physical skills to be a potential contributor at a D-1 program over the course of his collegiate career with significant development. Professional potential is low.
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