100 Days to Football Time in Oklahoma: #27 Jeremiah Hall
Posted on: August 2, 2020
The Path to Norman
Jeremiah Hall was a relatively quiet commitment in the 2017 class. He had only a handful of offers when the OU offer came; he committed to OU shortly after.
Career So Far
With Dimitri Flowers in his senior season in 2017, despite being an early enrollee for SS17, Hall took a redshirt season.
In 2018, Hall played in every game of the season. He was an asset in the rushing and receiving game on occasion, but mostly served as a blocker in the scheme.
Last season, Jeremiah stepped into a bigger role in the offense, particularly in the passing game. With the talent Lincoln Riley has all over the field, the H-back position is often overlooked; Hall and Brayden Willis make opponents pay for that mistake.
Current Profile
Position: Half-back
Height: 6β2β
Weight: 243
Year: Redshirt Junior
Stats
Highlights
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— πΊπππππππ ππ. πΏππ πππππ (@soonergridiron) September 7, 2019
Jalen Hurts finds Jeremiah Hall for his second TD catch of the year and Oklahoma has pushed the lead to 14-0.#OUDNA | #BoomerSooner https://t.co/x3q19cMSYZ
What a route by Jeremiah Hall.#OUDNA | #BoomerSooner https://t.co/aHBw2BAjzk
— πΊπππππππ ππ. πΏππ πππππ (@soonergridiron) October 19, 2019
2020 Season
Willis and Hall have the H-back position well covered. Freshman Mikey Henderson joins the Sooners at the position as well, providing more talent and a face for the future, as both Willis and Hall are juniors. Look for Hall to have another good year at the multi-faceted position that is the H-back.
