Jason Collins

As a Redshirt Sophomore (2025): was named Preseason MEAC Offensive Player ot the Year ... Preseason All-MEAC Second Team ... Phil Steele's Preseason All-MEAC Second Team ... As a Redshirt Freshman in 2024: was named Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Rookie of the Year ... ECAC D1 FCS Offensive Rookie of the Year ... led the Bears with 634 rushing yards ... his 5.6 yards on the ground ranked 8th among all freshmen in the country ... made his collegiate debut in the season-opener against Hampton, running seven times for 55 yards while scoring on a 41-yard run for his first collegiate touchdown ... he broke out against Delaware State with a 24-carries for a career-high 152-yard effort, including a TD on the road against the Hornets ... he added 17 receptions for 143 yards (8.4 avg) ... High School: was a two-sport prep athlete at Theodore Roosevelt High … played RB and CB … Washington Post First Team All-Met … Pigskin Club First Team All-Met … Athlete of the Year … All-State … First Team All-League … team’s Senior of the Year … Senior of the Year as a member of the track & field team ... Personal: son of Shark Estep and Jason Collins … born August 1, 2005 … nickname “JayBoog” … marketing major … his career ambition is to play in the NFL … chose to attend Morgan State because “I want to help change the losing culture here, and I also feel like the coaches want to see us all succeed on and off the field" ... lists his Tyreek Hill as his biggest sports influence “because he knows how to use the speed he has and has great vision” … the athletic accomplishment he is most proud of “is being named Washington Post First team All-Met” … enjoys playing football.