Jocqui Ellison WR St.Pete FL

[J-Pop]

According to a tweet by Rivals, we are at the top of his list. 2 star receiver, rivals shows his only offer as Toledo.

Link to Rivals page:

http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/recruiting/player-Jocqui-Ellison-140292

[J-Pop]

He's committing on Wednesday. It's between USF and Indiana.

[Reliable Source]

He's committing on Wednesday. It's between USF and Indiana.

Sounds fishy. Doubt he has a committable.

[Reallyman]

Him and c14. Will be dangerous

[KevinUSF00]

If Litton commits tomorrow, signs looks positive for USF obtaining Ellison's committment. He currently lists 5 offers, according to Scout. (UMass, Ball State, Bowling Green, Indiana, and USF) http://recruiting.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=8&c=1&nid=6497736

 

1) Here is a video of Litton and Ellison connecting over and over again for Team Tampa.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghBuqOQ5kLU

 

2) On June 3rd, according to a unknown source article on google search, Ellison named USF as his favorite.

 

Also, the TBT Home Team had some nice comments about Ellison:

 

Six picks to click for Team Tampa

 

2. Litton: He could walk away from the Team Tampa experience with a bushel of offers and a quick climb up the recruiting rankings. With a tall frame and a cannon arm, he can make any throw..

5. Jocqui Ellison, Lakewood: The talented Spartan is primed for a breakout fall season in pads, but should wow with his athleticism this weekend

 

 

http://107.20.24.34/hometeam/blog/breaking-down-weekends-img-7-7-regional/17188/

Edited June 17, 2013 by KevinUSF00

[Hem]

Here's to hoping we pick up 2 more this week!

[Reliable Source]

Looks like he's ours   Lakewood's Ellison leaning toward USF

 

 

 

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Mon. June 17, 2013 | Bob Putnam | Email

Lakewood wide receiver Jocqui Ellison said he likely will announce his college decision on Wednesday.

 

Ellison said Monday that he is deciding between Indiana and USF, with a heavy lean toward the Bulls.

 

“I’d say it’s about 75 percent that I’ll commit to USF,†Ellison said.

Ellison has a workout scheduled with USF on Wednesday that will include Wharton quarterback Chase Litton, who announced his commitment to the Bulls on Monday.

Last season, Ellison became a dependable receiving target and helped lead the Spartans to the Class 5A region semifinals. Ellison has five offers, including Ball State, Bowling Green and Massachusetts.

Ellison could became the third Pinellas County player to commit to USF this offseason, joining Largo’s Frankie Hernandez and Jarvis Stewart.

 

http://www.tampabay.com/hometeam/blog/lakewoods-ellison-leaning-toward-usf/17661/

 

Edited June 17, 2013 by Bullwinkle

[KevinUSF00]

Hmmm. So he has mentioned on twitter that he will announce on Wednesday. And he will be at USF on Wednesday, catching passes from Team Tampa teammate and new USF commit Litton. Sounds promising.

[KevinUSF00]

Here is a free article from Rivals that references Litton and Ellison: http://usf.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1498287

 

April 22, 2013

Richard Escobar
RunningtheBulls.com Staff Writer

 

BRADENTON -- The second day at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, which hosted the 2013 Southeast Regional Series NFA 7v7 tournament, had a lot of enthusiasm and talent being shown in front of a large crowd.

The series had a lot of impressive young recruits on hand showing their abilities. Day two had a lot of excitement and there were tons of great plays being executed, which had the crowd highly entertained. Recruits from all over the state gathered in 14 teams to play in double elimination tournament.

The eventual winner of the tournament was the South Florida Express Elite, which was lead by Class of 2014, University School, QB, Sean White (6'2 204lbs).

The following players were the ones that stood out:

Chase Litton (6-foot-6, 195lbs) Tampa Wharton High School, QB,- Team Tampa

Litton was overall the best QB out on day 2. His vision to see downfield and to pick apart the defense was great to see. Litton had the ability to get receivers open, and to lead them away from the defenders. Whether it was a short pass or a deep bomb, Litton was able to lead his receiver to get open. Litton's bootleg play's were executed very well as he lead the receiver in the corner of the end zone to get the score most of the time.

Artavis Scott - (5-foot-11, 180lbs) Tarpon Springs East Lake High School, WR,- Team Tampa

Scott showed near-perfected route running. His QB was Litton, and they hooked up on several touchdowns during the day. Scott route's to the corner of the end zone was on par every time. It was really difficult for defenders to interrupt his routes.

Jocqui Ellison - (5-foot-10 165lbs) St. Petersburg Lakewood High School, WR,- Team Tampa

Ellison's QB was also Litton, and Ellison was Litton's short yardage receiver. Ellison would turn a 4 or 6-yard catch into a 10 or 15-yard catch. Ellison had great speed after the catch and was able to separate him self from defenders.

Raheem Harvey (6'0 180lbs) - Largo High School, WR,- Team Tampa

Harvey was another receiver for Litton. Harvey was the go-to middle of the field receiver. Harvey had great cuts and was able to get separation from his defenders and make spectacular catches with slant routes in the middle of the field.

D'eondre Francois (6-foot, 182lbs) - Olympia High School, QB,- Central Florida Top Recruits

Francois had great pump fakes to fool defenders and safeties to lead an open receiver downfield. It was obvious that Francois didn't focus on one receiver and was able to really disrupt the defense with his quick decision-making. He showcased that he can really put a lot of power behind his throws, and was able to stretch the field with long deep bombs.

Sean White (6-foot-2, 204lbs) University School, QB,- South Florida Express Elite

White proved that he has patience and will not force a ball in a tight situation. He often relied on deep bombs, and accurately pinpointed his receiver down the field. White was able lead his receiver's away from defenders during deep routes, and he was able to put the ball only for the receiver to have a chance at catching it.

[ckparrothead]

Normally I'm not giddy over a guy like this. And I'm still not. But purely on the basis of getting a guy into the program that Chase Litton knows and has developed underneath chemistry with on Team Tampa, I'm all for it. You need a guy like that. It's a nice safety net.

 

It seems like these two (Litton and Ellison) have a palpable chemistry judging by what I've been reading in the way of notes on their Team Tampa performances. One writer said it was like clockwork every time the defense calls 3rd down, let's get a stop, the ball is going to Joc Ellison.