'15 MN DE/OLB Jashon Cornell (Ohio State Verbal)

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Jashon Cornell | Weak Side Defensive End

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St. Paul, Minnesota
Cretin Durham High School

Height: 6'4
Weight: 245
Forty: 4.68 secs
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Rivals: TBD
247: :s::s::s::s: 97 Rating, #1 MN, #2 OLB, #19 Overall
Scout: TBD
ESPN: :s::s::s::s: 89 Rating, #1 MN, #1 DE, #1 Overall
247 Composite: :s::s::s::s::s: 99 Rating, #1 MN, #1 OLB, #7 Overall

STATISTICS | Defense
2012: 52 Tackles, 26 Tackles for Loss, 14 Sacks
2013:
2014:
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COLLEGE CHOICES<TABLE><TBODY><TR><TD width=125>School</TD><TD width=175>Interest</TD><TD width=50>Offer</TD><TD width=125>Visit</TD></TR><TR><TD>Notre Dame</TD><TD>High</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Michigan</TD><TD>High</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Florida State</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Florida</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Iowa</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Minnesota</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Southern Cal</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Ohio State</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Wisconsin</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Michigan State</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR></TR><TR><TD>Stanford</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Alabama</TD><TD>Medium</TD><TD>No</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Illinois</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Indiana</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Penn State</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Ole Miss</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Pittsburgh</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>South Florida</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Kansas</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Rutgers</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>Missouri</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR><TR><TD>California</TD><TD>Low</TD><TD>Yes</TD><TD>TBD</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

ND Recruiter:Tony Alford | Mike Elston

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The Next Next Next Big Thing
As recruiting continues to speed up, one 2015 California prospect is already reporting an offer from Notre Dame while the Irish are checking in on other players who have only completed one season of high school football.

One of those young prospects comes from a school familiar to Notre Dame fans.

During his visit to Cretin-Derham Hall in St. Paul, Minn., earlier this month to get a look at 2013 Notre Dame wide receiver commit James Onwualu, Irish assistant Chuck Martin also checked in on 2015 defensive end/linebacker Jashon Cornell.

The Irish aren’t the only ones already eyeing Cornell as Ohio State, Michigan USC and Stanford have all stopped in as well.

The 6-foot-4, 225-pound freshman has been clocked at 4.6 in the 40-yard dash and it’s clear the Irish believe he has plenty of potential to grow.

“They want me to get stronger and get my speed up and they’ll get back to me,” said Cornell, who spoke with his coach following Martin’s visit.

Cornell will get a chance to show Martin and the rest of the Notre Dame staff what he can do on the field in person when he heads to the Irish’s camp next month.

“I’m going down on June 25th,” said Cornell. “It’s on me to go out there and show them what I can do and handle my business.”

Corenll is also planning to camp at Ohio State, Michigan, USC and Stanford this summer. He understands that there will be some pressure when he gets his shot to perform live, but added “It gets me going.”

Cornell likes playing both defensive end or linebacker as long he gets the chance to track down the quarterback. “Coming off that corner, grabbing him and throwing him down,” said Cornell.

Onwualu is especially excited about Cornell’s potential and the possibility of him playing college ball in South Bend.

“Jashon is the next big thing,” Onwualu said. “It is rare you find a specimen like him. I’m extremely excited to see him go through the process and of course am hoping it comes to an end with the Irish.”

Onwualu has been a great benefit to Cornell at such an early stage in the process.

“He’s helping me a lot; helping me get through the stuff I need to get through,” said Cornell. “He’s told me to keep my grades up.”

And of course he’s also been telling Cornell about the benefits of Notre Dame.

“I know Notre Dame is a good school with good academics too,” Cornell said.

It’s still very early in the process for Cornell and the only factors he knows he’ll be looking at are academics and the opportunity to get on the field.
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got some potential for this kid. I like his measurables and maybe continue a good trend with that school...
 
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So James is saying Cornell is probably going to Irish? Isn't a bit early... he is just a freshmen. Not that I'd be mad or doubt it (given the sucess we have had at that HS and visaversa)
 
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It's definitely early, and he's a sophomore.

But with Mike's success, and James' repping of the blue and gold up there right now, it's not out of the realm of possibility to be a leader at this point. His film is pretty good. He's fast and plays with aggression. He will add some size and get some coaching over the next 3 years. When it's said and done, he will have the attention of all the major Midwest schools.
 
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IrishLion10 said:
His physical dominance and the level of competition suggest he should have 20+ sacks at this point. Do not want.
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IMO, if a recruit doesn't average 30 sacks a season during the course of his high school career, we shouldn't even take a look at them. Time to reel in the big boys, not these scrubs.

In all seriousness, this sounds like an instance in which maintaining a pipeline is crucial.
 
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Never played high school football but I am from Minnesota. Dont think the competition is very high but its pretty clear this kid can ball. And if ND can get the best one or two kids out on Minnesota every year I'll love it. Plus it gives me something out here in oregon to brag about!
 
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SoCal_NDfan said:
Seems like a good player.

By any chance, does anyone know if we are recruiting a player from the '14 class from here?
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edited...i was wrong we are looking at jeff jones RB, he is from minn but not same highschool
 
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i'm under the impression it is three as well...am i missing something??
 
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love that we have a bit of pipeline there started with Floyd...i know it's early, but something tells me if we offer he's ours.
 
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“@TJamesNDI: Teammate Jashon Cornell (@Jay_Rock16) will indeed be joining WR commit James Onwualu at tonight's #NotreDame game. A 2015 OLB/DE.”
 
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rtrn2glory said:
love that we have a bit of pipeline there started with Floyd...i know it's early, but something tells me if we offer he's ours.
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Didn't Ryan Harris go to Cretin Durham too? I think he was a somewhat high profile recruit coming out of high school.
 
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