Jaylon Smith !!!

[Bodizephax]

I read where all the 5 star linebackers in Jaylons recruiting class combined for 63 tackles--a little more than half of what Jaylon got last year.

Jaylon was one of the highest rated defensive recruits to come to Notre Dame.

He is now a manbeast Junior ! He will dominate college football this year ! As will the Irish !
Top Recruits will be beating down the door to get in on the 2016 and 17 Notre Dame Recruiting Train !

It is time to drink Blue and Gold Kool aid while it is icy cold and fresh !

 

[BGI User 348]

Nice......hope he leads the ND defense to VICTORY!!!

 

[IrishBlooded]

Have said it before.

J. Smith might seriously be THE most gifted ND LB to step on the field in a generation. People should appreciate him for the talent he is. Because he may well be gone after this year. And he is just explosive on the field.

 

[BGI User 1596]

Hope he gets some support this year and the team stays healthy.

 

[IrishHerb]

Apparently Jaylon has been getting some tackling pointers from South African rugby star Chester Williams.

See link on Irish student-athletes summer study abroad blog written by Zach Hillesland.

http://www.und.com/genrel/061015aaa.html

 

[Bodizephax]

I would be happy if Jaylon has a big year and goes in the first round in the NFL. He deserves it and he would probably still get his degree in the offseason.
Nyles Morgan was also a highly rated athletic linebacker and can take over as the star LB at the new linebacker university--NOTRE DAME !!!
Lots of highly rated linebackers giving ND a look this year. Can't wait for Irish Invasion !!

 

[Kelso86]

Apparently Jaylon has been getting some tackling pointers from South African rugby star Chester Williams.

See link on Irish student-athletes summer study abroad blog written by Zach Hillesland.

http://www.und.com/genrel/061015aaa.html

This is a pretty cool story -- Ohio State did something similar last year in the spring -- and devoted a lot of time to it -- even without pads on, they were still practicing tackling drills with this method. Appears to have paid off in that there were not many missed tackles throughout the year.