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REGGIE JOSEPH, WR
6-1, 185, Fr., HS
La Place, La. (East St. John)
AT COLORADO: This Season (Fr.)—He is projected as a wide
receiver for his true freshman year in college.
HIGH SCHOOL—A SuperPrep All-Southwest and PrepStar All-
Southeast performer (SP ranked him the No. 25 player in Louisiana),
he earned all-district, all-region and all-River Parish honors as a
senior. He earned second-team all-state and first-team all-district
honors as a junior, and was ranked as one of the top 12 players in the
state. He was all-district and all-Parish on both offense and defense
as a sophomore, when he was all-state on defense. As a senior, he
caught 40 passes for 1,000 yards and 13 touchdowns, returning 15
punts for 330 yards and two scores with eight rushes for 100 yards
and another TD. He caught 53 passes for 932 yards and 13 TDs as a
junior, with 22 punt returns for 350 yards and 12 kickoff returns for
270 yards (and six rushes for 80 yards and a score). He played running
back, receiver and cornerback as a sophomore, when he rushed
45 times for 994 yards and nine touchdowns (long of 70, seven runs
over 50), with 20 receptions for 500 yards and five scores; he also
passed for 200 yards and returned three kicks for scores (2 punt, 1
kickoff). On defense, he racked up 75 tackles (25 solo), with 10 interceptions,
one for a touchdown, 20 pass deflections, three forced
fumbles and two recoveries. Top games: in a 63-28 win over Lutheran
as a senior, he caught three passes for 183 yards, all for touchdowns,
including his career long of 96 yards, with one punt return for 55
yards; in a 56-13 win over South Lafourche his junior year, he caught
eight balls for 163 yards and two scores, returned two punts for 90
yards and one kickoff for 60 yards for 313 all-purpose yards; and in a
30-28 loss to St. Charles Catholic as a sophomore, he had 230 yards
of offense (190 rush, 40 receiving), returned two interceptions for 50
yards and scored four TDs (three rushing, one by pick). ESJHS was
10-2 his senior season, losing in the first round of the state playoffs,
and was 9-3 his junior year and 10-3 his sophomore season under
coach Larry Dautrieve. A two-time all-district performer in both
baseball (.375 average with four home runs and 16 stolen bases as a
junior) and basketball (guard; 22 points per game as a junior), earning
three letters in both sports.
ACADEMICS—He is interested in business as a possible major at
Colorado. He was an honor roll student as a junior and senior in high
school.
PERSONAL—He was born September 22, 1985 in New Orleans, La.
(La Place is a western suburb of the city). Hobbies include playing
all sports and drawing; he’s a fairly accomplished young artist, with
second and third place finishes in local contests. A brother (Ky) is a
cornerback at Tulane; a cousin (Dequincy Scott) played football and
baseball at Southern Mississippi and is now a defensive tackle with
the San Diego Chargers.
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EVAN JUDGE, WR
6-2, 210, Jr., 2L
Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral)
AT COLORADO: This Season (Jr.)—Enters the fall listed first at
the “X” receiver position. With only two players returning at the
receiver position with receptions last fall (and that’s if Jeremy Bloom
is allowed to play), the opportunity is there for him to crack the
two-deep.
2003 (Soph.)—He saw action in all 12 games, mainly on special
teams, but in a few games at receiver. He did not make any receptions,
and he had one knockdown block on return team duty. He was
placed on scholarship during the second week of August camp, as
the coaches rewarded him particularly for his dedication on special
teams. He had six catches for 148 yards a touchdown in the three
main spring scrimmages, his long play a 53-yard scoring grab from
Erik Greenberg.
2002 (Fr.-RS)—He played in all 14 games, including the Alamo Bowl,
on the punt return unit on special teams. He registered CU’s only
blocked punt of the year, when he beat his man off the edge and got
a block against USC in the third quarter. He was credited with a fouryard
punt return on the play. In the spring, he had three catches (for
23 yards) in CU’s three main scrimmages.
2001 (Fr.)—Redshirted; practiced the entire fall at receiver. He was
CU’s Scout Team Offense Award winner for the Colorado State game.
HIGH SCHOOL—As a senior, he earned first-team all-region, all-city
and all-East Valley honors, in addition to being selected third-team
all-state. He caught 32 passes for 700 yards (21.8 per catch) and 12
touchdowns as a senior, with a long grab of 96 yards (a school
record). He set numerous other records his senior year, including
most receiving yards and touchdowns for a single game and season
and the most punts blocked in a game and season (two and four). As
a junior, when he was second-team all-region, he caught nine passes
for 200 yards and one touchdown. As a freshman, he had 33 tackles
(12 for losses) playing defensive tackle, and averaged 23 yards on
three kickoff returns. He lettered three time for coach Ron
Estabrook, as Chaparral was 14-0 his junior and senior years, claiming
the state, region and city championships. In fact, his class posted
a 44-0 record during his years as a prep. He also lettered twice in basketball
(forward), averaging 10 points, seven rebounds and five
assists as a senior when he earned second-team all-city and secondteam
all-region honors. He was a McDonald’s High School
All-American nominee as a senior.
ACADEMICS—He is majoring in business at Colorado. He earned
first-team Academic All-Big 12 team honors as a sophomore in 2003
(second-team honors as a redshirt frosh the previous year), and is a
four-time member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll. He won
many academic awards in high school, and was a perennial honor
roll member.
PERSONAL—Born October 2, 1982 in Grand Haven, Mich. Hobbies
include sports and watching television; he’s also coached a YMCA
youth basketball team.