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    Curtis RockwellBy Curtis RockwellDecember 20, 2022Updated:July 25, 20234 Mins Read17 Views
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    December 10, 2022: Mississippi All-Stars Jamarious Brown (Moss Point) (91) during the 2022 Mississippi-Alabama High School All-Star game at Hancock-Whitney Stadium, Mobile, Alabama. Photo: Bobby McDuffie/228 Sports
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    The Mississippi High School Activities Association recently released its annual All-State teams as selected by member coaches in all six classifications in the state.

    The “Southern Six” was well represented in all of the top three classifications, 6A-4A, and actually produced the “Overall” Player of the Year in the top two classifications as well as the Defensive Player of the year in Class 4A.

    Moss Point’s Jamarious Brown, an Ole Miss commit, was named the Defensive Player of the Year in Class 4A. The 6-3, 265-pound defensive end was a multi-positional player for the Tigers his senior season, working as a running back, linebacker and pass rusher.

    Brown earned a spot on The Clarion Ledger‘s 2022 Football Dandy Dozen list, becoming the first Moss Point player to earn that distinction with a spot on the prestigious list since defensive lineman Willie Packer in 2007.

    The national recruiting service “Rivals” said of Brown this season “Brown can play all over the defensive front and has a chance to carve out a big role in Oxford.”

    Another recruiting service, On3, rates Brown higher than other recruiting services. They have him as the No. 110 overall prospect, No. 12 defensive lineman and No. 2 player in Mississippi.

    ““Fluid, explosive jumbo athlete who has grown into a defensive lineman. Has played all over the field for his high school seeing snaps as a pass rusher, defensive tackle and running back. Added significant mass between his sophomore and junior seasons and looks destined to play on the defensive interior in college. Moves very well at his size. Carries the size well and moves with the fluidity of a smaller player.” On3 says. “Creates disruption with his first step and closing speed. Delivers crushing blocks on offensive and shows his athleticism as a ball carrier. Finished with 16 tackles for loss and 5 sacks as a junior. Also throws the shot put. Height is unverified. Will need to hone his technical skills as a defensive lineman at the next level.”

    MHSAA CLASS 4A All-State Teams

    Coach of the Year: Tyrone Shorter, Louisville

    Overall/Offensive Player of the Year: Isaac Smith, RB, Sr., Itawamba AHS

    Defensive Player of the Year: Jamarious Brown, DE, Sr., Moss Point

    First Team Offense

    Ty Davis, QB, Sr., Itawamba AHS

    Keeghan Rodgers, RB, Sr., Forrest Co. AHS

    Avan Jarvis, RB, Sr., Poplarville

    Jamal Cooperwood, RB, Sr., Houston

    Zion Ashby, WR, Sr., Itawamba AHS

    Chasden Collins, WR, Sr., Stone

    Thomas Kline, TE, Sr., Itawamba AHS

    Kane Edwards, OL, Sr., Poplarville

    Zach Simpson, OL, Sr., West Lauderdale

    Paxton George, OL, Sr., West Lauderdale

    Landon Fillingame, OL, Sr., Columbia

    Andrew Morgan, OL, Sr., Itawamba AHS

    Darius Dampier, ATH, Sr., Mendenhall

    Kaden Padgett, PK, So., Northeast Jones

    First Team Defense

    Brandon Watkins, DE, Sr., Houston

    Gabriel Moore, DE, Sr., Louisville

    Cameron Mackey, DL, Sr., Clarksdale

    Alex Larry, DL, Sr., Greenwood

    Jordan Gowdy, LB, Sr., West Lauderdale

    Nakiel Trotter, LB, Sr. Poplarville

    Chris Rodgers, LB, Sr., Corinth

    D.J. Cloyd, LB, Sr., Columbia

    Christopher Savior, DB, Sr., Louisville

    Pat Broomfield, DB, Jr., Clarksdale

    Chance Barron, SS, Sr., Mendenhall

    Kelley Jones, FS, Sr., Clarksdale

    Eli Burciaca, P, Jr., Corinth

    Chris Davis, KR, Sr., Mendenhall

    Bryce Chrestman, LS, Sr., Pontotoc

    Second Team Offense

    Tayton James, QB, Jr., Mendenhall

    Maurice Travis, RB, Sr., Poplarville

    Ahmad Hardy, RB, Jr., Lawrence County

    K.J. Miller, RB, Sr., Greene County

    Jarkea Reed, WR, Sr., Leake Central

    Sanfrisco Magee, WR, Jr., McComb

    Layth Holiday, WR, Sr., Itawamba AHS

    Will Echoles, OL, Jr., Houston

    Isaiah Autry, OL, Jr., Itawamba AHS

    Mitchell Butler, OL, Sr., NE Lauderdale

    Ethan Morgan, OL, Sr., Itawamba AHS

    Deshawn Feazell, OL. So., Moss Point

    Keyarrion Jackson, ATH, Sr., Louisville

    Eddie Nolasco, PK, Sr., Pontotoc

    Second Team Defense

    Markquise King, DE, Sr., Mendenhall

    C.C. Herrien, DE, Sr., Stone

    Tucker Smith, DL, Sr., Poplarville

    Chvarius Garrett, DL, Sr., Senatobia

    Davin Chung, LB, Jr., Mendenhall

    Kendon Sanders, LB, Jr., Louisville

    Demontrea King, LB, Sr., North Pike

    Kebian Gilmore, LB, Jr., Clarksdale

    Javon Haynes, DB, Sr., McComb

    Willie Breland, DB, Jr., Stone

    Michael Turner, SS, Jr., Ripley

    Kenneth Hill, FS, Jr., Louisville

    Kye Braddock, P, Sr., Northeast Jones

    Martavion Sanders, KR, Sr., North Pike

    Jake Brawner, LS, Sr., Corinth

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    Curtis has almost three decades of experience at four different daily newspapers across South Mississippi, specializing in Sports and live Music.

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