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Home > Football Recruiting > Alabama > Montgomery, AL > Valiant Cross Academy > Jay Hicks

Jay Hicks '25 Recruiting Profile

Valiant Cross Academy Montgomery, ALFootball

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Height5'10"

Weight265lbs

Age19

Primary PositionDefensive Tackle

Secondary PositionOffensive Guard

Dominant HandLeft

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Personal Statement

Hey, I'm Jeffrey Hicks but I go by Jay I'm a 5'9 nose guard who is fast at reading plays the other side uses to know which way the ball can go I know how to find what we call a snitch on the field meaning showing us the way the ball going I'm also an offensive guard who can pull or hit head up I played tightened from middle school all the way up to my ninth-grade year I'm a fast thinker a fast learner and I want to go to college to get my computer science degree. I also want to get my business degree. Those characteristics put me far from the other recruits.