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JARRIN CAMPMAN - SR., QB/DB, CLEARFIELD |
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Photo courtesy of Clearfield
football web site
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| BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION |
- Name: Jarrin
Campman
- Age: 18 (19 on Feb. 28)
- Parents: Forrest
and Colleen Campman
- Siblings: Brothers Curtis
(21), Trey (17)
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| THE SKINNY |
- This Year:
Campman ranks 4th in District 9 in passing (53 of 90, 756 yards, 6 TDs, 3 Ints) and fifth
in rushing (94 carries, 498 yards, 9 Tds) while helping the Bisons to a 4-1 start
including a 4-game win streak that includes a win over Tyrone who entered the game with a
35-game regular-season win streak.
- Notable: Jarrin has been named the RRR
Roadhouse D9Sports.com District 9 Football Player of the Week four times in the past two
seasons including once this year (Week 4). His older brother Curtis was the leading
rusher for the Bisons as a senior in 2005. Jarrin ranked 4th in D9 in passing and 18th in
rushing last season. He is also a starter on the boys' basketball team, which is coached
by his dad Forrest, and has scored 368 points in two years including 257 last
season.
- Career Stats:
17-for-323 passing, 2,596 yards, 22 TDs, 15 Ints; 287 carries,
1,183 yards, 24 TDs; 3 catches, 10 yards
- Up Next:
Clearfield is at 2-3 Bald Eagle Area Friday ending a stretch of playing four of its first
six games on the road.
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| QUESTION & ANSWER |
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Last year, you guys finished the season with a disappointing loss to
St. Marys in the Class AAA semifinals. How did that motivate the team for this
season? |
| A: |
All
our guys took the loss to St. Marys very hard. I probably took it harder knowing how
bad I performed costing those guys a shot at the district.
However, I think the loss helped us though in the long run for this year.
It made us realize that we had to work harder in the offseason and in the
weight room to get where we want to be, District champions.
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| Q:
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You were a first-year starting QB last year and played very well.
What's it like to QB in a system that has produced some pretty good quarterbacks over
the years? |
| A: |
It
helps out tremendously. I had the
chance to watch Tanner Kelley play four years ago leading his team to a district
championship, as did Andrew Janocko. Andrew
has really helped me out the last couple of years, developing me into the best
quarterback I can be.
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| Q:
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Your
dad has been the defensive coordinator for the Bisons for many years. How has that
helped your understanding of playing quarterback? And do you enjoy playing defense as
much as quarterbacking?
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| A: |
It
helps me tremendously. He was a
college quarterback himself. I've
learned a lot of what I know from him. Really,
I just love being out on the field, no matter what position I'm playing. I just have
a great time playing football.
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| Q:
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What's it like having a younger brother, Trey, as a receiver? Being
the older brother and the quarterback, do you have the final say, or is he right
sometimes if you disagree? |
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Trey
is one of my best friends. He's a
very good receiver, and we understand each other very well.
We click very well out on the field.
No matter what, I always have the final say since I am the older brother and
the quarterback.
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| Q:
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What
are your plans after high school? |
| A: |
I would like to attend college and major in sports management. I
am also planning on playing football in college. |
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| FAVORITES |
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Pineapple
Express |
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Sports
Center |
- Sport other than football:
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Basketball and Baseball |
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Lunch |
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Hip-Hop,
Classic Rock |
- Favorite pro sports team:
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Pittsburgh Steelers |
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NCAA
Football 09 |
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