B.J. Kelley
WR – 6-2, 175, 4.43
Fresno, Calif. (Central HS)
2010 stats: 51 catches, 1223 yards, 16 touchdowns.rushing, 12 carries for 110 yards, 1 td, 9.17 yards per carry. Team Record 8-4, 2nd round of the playoffs
Track and Field, personal bests: 200 meters, 21.98, 110 high hurdles 14.71 and 300 meter hurdles 38.37 (statistics from maxpreps.com and goducks.com)
Gone baby gone. 23.98 yards per catch. B.J. Kelley is an electrifying player. Comparisons are tricky, but the last deep threat Oregon had with this much explosive potential was Samie Parker.
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