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Arkansas Preview Jersey Number 73. Jason Brooks Jr. Height: 6-3. Class: Redshirt Senior. Hometown: Houston, TX. High School: Dobie. Bio. Stats. Media. Bio. 2023 Second Team Academic All-Big 12. An experienced player who has 12 career FBS starts entering 2024 ... Began his career at Vanderbilt. 2023 (Junior): A second team Academic All-Big 12 honoree ...
Aug 22, 2023 · OSU linemen Jason Brooks Jr. (right) has played every position except center on the offensive line in his college career. Jason Brooks Jr. started four games last season, recording a...
Dec 11, 2023 · Another starting offensive lineman has announced his intentions to return to Oklahoma State in 2024. Jason “Queso” Brooks Jr., a 6-foot-4, 298-pound guard, announced Monday via Pokes With A Purpose that he will return to Stillwater in 2024, joining Joe Michalski, Cole Birmingham, Dalton Cooper and Jake Springfield.
Aug 17, 2023 · Trevino: Jason Brooks Jr. shows offensive line is a skill position OSU can rely on in 2023. Gabriel Trevino, Columnist, @GabeCTrevino. Aug 17, 2023 Updated Aug 17, 2023. Jason Brooks (73) is expected to start at left guard for OSU in 2023 after playing on the right side of the offensive line last season. Mackenzie Janish.
Oct 24, 2023 · Starting offensive lineman Jason Brooks Jr. and reserve receiver Talyn Shettron both left the game with an injury. Cowboys head coach Mike Gundy provided an update on the two during his press conference on Monday. “I’m hoping that they’ll be back later in the week. I mean it’s really hard for me to tell who’s going to be able to come back.
Nov 2, 2022 · Offensive guard Jason Brooks Jr.: The man known as Queso had never played guard at OSU before the Texas game, when he entered in place of injured Hunter Woodard. Brooks started there on Saturday and was the Cowboys’ top graded offensive player, according to Pro Football Focus.
Aug 11, 2023 · STILLWATER — A year ago at this time, Jason Brooks Jr. was trying to figure out which position he might play. The offensive lineman had transferred from Vanderbilt to Oklahoma State and came in with enough experience and talent to compete for a starting job. But which one would it be?
