Player Detail

GamecockArchives.com

GamecockArchives.com
Men's Sports
- Baseball
- Basketball
  - Seasons
  - Players
  - Coaches
  - Record Book
  - Awards & Honors
  - Recruiting
  - Opponents
  - Pro Draftees
- Boxing
  - Seasons
  - Players
- Football
- Golf
  - Players
  - Seasons
  - Coaches
- Soccer
  - Players
  - Seasons
  - Coaches
  - Opponents
  - Awards & Honors
- Swimming & Diving
  - Seasons
  - Players
  - Coaches
- Tennis
  - Players
  - Seasons
  - Coaches
- Track & Field
Women's Sports
- Basketball
  - Players
  - Seasons
  - Coaches
  - Awards & Honors
  - Opponents
  - Pro Draftees
  - Record Book
- Beach Volleyball
  - Seasons
  - Players
  - Coaches
  - Opponents
- Equestrian
  - Players
  - Seasons
  - Coaches
- Golf
  - Players
  - Seasons
  - Coaches
- Soccer
- Softball
  - Seasons
  - Players
  - Opponents
  - Record Book
- Swimming & Diving
  - Seasons
  - Players
  - Coaches
- Tennis
  - Players
  - Seasons
  - Coaches
- Track & Field
- Volleyball
  - Seasons
  - Players
  - Coaches
  - Opponents
  - Awards&Honors
All
Store
- Books
- Skins & Cases
- Cups & Mugs
- Clothes
- Misc
Contact

JACKIE YOUNG
Quarterback
1970 / 1972
Chesapeake, VA

Biography
A record setting signal caller at Deep Creek, where he was named All-Tidewater in 1968 and had 41 career touchdown passes and 3,820 passing yards. Young began the 1970 season as the top backup to Tommy Suggs, but Suggs missed time in several games with injuries, setting up some heroics for Young. The first big game saw him come off the bench to hit tight end Doug Hamrick for USC’s only score in a 7-7 tie with N.C. State. His best work was still to come, though, as he replaced an injured Suggs with the game tied 7-7 against Virginia Tech. Young threw for 130 yards and led USC to a 24-7 victory over the Hokies. He repeated the feat the next week, as he hit Jim Mitchell with a 50-yard pass to set up the tying score against UNC and then threw a TD pass to Hamrick as the Gamecocks won 35-14. He was considered the favorite to replace Suggs and started the 1971 season opener against Georgia Tech but was pulled after throwing two interceptions in his first six attempts. Young would throw only one more pass that season, an interception the next week against Duke. He was switched to flanker when Mike Haggard went down with an injury. Young returned to quarterback in the spring of ’72 and entered the season as the top backup to Virginia transfer Bill Troup. He saw his only action when Troup went down with an injury against Georgia Tech. After graduation Young became a dentist and sadly passed away early at the age of 44 in 1996 while living in Rockingham, N.C. At the time of his death he was still the all-time passing leader at Deep Creek High School.

Biography

A record setting signal caller at Deep Creek, where he was named All-Tidewater in 1968 and had 41 career touchdown passes and 3,820 passing yards. Young began the 1970 season as the top backup to Tommy Suggs, but Suggs missed time in several games with injuries, setting up some heroics for Young. The first big game saw him come off the bench to hit tight end Doug Hamrick for USC’s only score in a 7-7 tie with N.C. State. His best work was still to come, though, as he replaced an injured Suggs with the game tied 7-7 against Virginia Tech. Young threw for 130 yards and led USC to a 24-7 victory over the Hokies. He repeated the feat the next week, as he hit Jim Mitchell with a 50-yard pass to set up the tying score against UNC and then threw a TD pass to Hamrick as the Gamecocks won 35-14. He was considered the favorite to replace Suggs and started the 1971 season opener against Georgia Tech but was pulled after throwing two interceptions in his first six attempts. Young would throw only one more pass that season, an interception the next week against Duke. He was switched to flanker when Mike Haggard went down with an injury. Young returned to quarterback in the spring of ’72 and entered the season as the top backup to Virginia transfer Bill Troup. He saw his only action when Troup went down with an injury against Georgia Tech. After graduation Young became a dentist and sadly passed away early at the age of 44 in 1996 while living in Rockingham, N.C. At the time of his death he was still the all-time passing leader at Deep Creek High School.

Prior Schools
School	Location
Deep Creek	Chesapeake, VA

Roster Listings
Year	Roster	Num	Pos	Ht	Wt	Yr	Gms	GS
1970	Media Guide	15	QB	5-11	185	So
1971	1971 Media Guide	15	QB	6-0	181	Jr
1970	Program vs Virginia Tech	15	QB	5-11	178	So	0	0
1971	Progam vs Wake Forest	15	QB	6-0	176	Jr	1	1
1972	1972 Media Guide	15	QB	6-0	185	Sr
1972	Program vs. Florida State	13	QB	6-0	183	Sr	0	0

Depth Chart Appearances
Description	Position	Rank
1970 Media Guide	Quarterback	5th String
1971 Media Guide	Quarterback	2nd String
10/2/1971 vs. Memphis State	Flanker	3rd String
10/23/1971 vs. Florida State	Flanker	2nd String
1972 Media Guide	Quarterback	2nd String

Passing
Year	Att	Com	Pct	Yds	YPA	TD	Int	I%	3D Att	3D Conv%	NEWS	Rtg
1970	58	29	50.0	372	6.41	3	4	6.9				103.91
1971	7	2	28.6	20	2.86	0	3	42.9				51.71
1972	20	7	35.0	94	4.70	0	1	5.0				74.38
Tot

Passing by Receiver
Year	QB	Rec	Throws	Com%	Yds	1D	TD	Success Rate
1970
	Doug Hamrick	10	14	71.4	113	5	3	71.43
	Jim Mitchell	5	9	55.6	130	5	0	55.56
	Billy Freeman	3	7	42.9	43	3	0	42.86
	Tom Trevilian	5	6	83.3	40	1	0	66.67
	Jackie Brown	1	4	25.0	9	0	0	0.00
	Mike Haggard	1	4	25.0	13	1	0	25.00
	Eddie Bolton	0	1	0.0	0	0	0	0.00
	Chuck Mimms	1	1	100.0	7	0	0	100.00
	Billy Ray Rice	1	1	100.0	4	0	0	100.00
	Greg Black	1	1	100.0	9	1	0	100.00
	Tommy Suggs	0	1	0.0	0	0	0	0.00
	Tommy Simmons	1	1	100.0	9	0	0	100.00
1971
	Jim Mitchell	1	2	50.0	13	0	0	0.00
1972
	Jackie Brown	4	12	33.3	61	4	0	33.33
	Mike Haggard	3	4	75.0	33	2	0	75.00
	Tom Amrein	0	1	0.0	0	0	0	0.00
	Jay Lynn Hodgin	0	1	0.0	0	0	0	0.00
	Tommy Middlebrooks	0	1	0.0	0	0	0	0.00
	Marty Woolbright	0	1	0.0	0	0	0	0.00

Rushing
Year	Att	Yds	Avg	TD
1970	8	-7	-0.9	0
1971	2	-17	-8.5	0
1972	3	-26	-8.7	0
Tot	13	-50	-3.8	0

Receiving
Year	Rec	Yds	Avg	TD	Com%	1D	CDT	CD%	BP%
1971	4	71	17.8	0
Tot	4	71	17.8	0

Receiving by QB
Year	QB	Rec	Throws	Com%	Yds	1D	TD	Success Rate
1971
	Glenn Morris	2	3	66.7	50	2	0	66.67
	Robbie Davis	1	2	50.0	10	0	0	0.00

Success Rate from Official Play-By-Play Stats
Year	Pass Plays	Pass SR	Pass SPP	Rush Plays	Rush SR	Rush SPP	Recv Plays	Recv SR	Recv SPP	Recv FC%	Tot SPP	SPP/Play
1970	57	47.40	97.59	6	16.70	-3.67	0				93.92	1.49
1971	6	0.00	-5.35	1	0.00	-3.5	5	40	9.24	33	0.39	0.03
1972	20	35.00	7.06	4	0.00	-7.74	0				-0.68	-0.03

Games Started
Date	Opponent	Position
1971-09-11	Georgia Tech	Quarterback

Single Game Rushing Stats
Season	Game Date	Opponent	Att	Yds	TD
1970	1970-09-26	N.C. State	2	3	0
	1970-10-10	North Carolina	2	-2	0
	1970-10-17	Maryland	1	-8	0
	1970-10-31	Georgia	2	0	0
1971	1971-09-11	Georgia Tech	2	-17	0
1972	1972-09-16	Georgia Tech	3	-26	0

Single Game Passing Stats
Season	Game Date	Opponent	Att	Com	Yds	TD	Int
1970	1970-09-19	Wake Forest	3	2	22	0	0
	1970-09-26	N.C. State	6	3	52	0	1
	1970-10-03	Virginia Tech	17	11	130	0	1
	1970-10-10	North Carolina	2	2	53	1	0
	1970-10-17	Maryland	4	1	5	0	0
	1970-10-24	Florida State	12	7	85	1	0
	1970-10-31	Georgia	4	0	0	0	1
	1970-11-07	Tennessee	9	3	25	0	1
	1970-11-14	Duke	1	0	0	0	0
1971	1971-09-11	Georgia Tech	6	2	20	0	2
	1971-09-18	Duke	1	0	0	0	1
1972	1972-09-16	Georgia Tech	20	7	94	0	1

Single Game Receiving Stats
Season	Game Date	Opponent	Rec	Yds	TD
1971	1971-10-09	Virginia	1	10	0
	1971-10-23	Florida State	1	12	0
	1971-11-06	Tennessee	1	32	0
	1971-11-20	Wake Forest	1	17	0

Scoring Plays
Date	Opponent	Qtr	Time	USC	Opp	Play
1970-09-26	N.C. State	1		0	7	Kenney, 29-yd run (Charron kick)
1970-10-24	Florida State	2		7	7	Rhett Dawson, 21-yard pass from Tommy Warren (Frank Fontes kick)

Receptions
Year	Date	Opponent	Down	To Go	Side	Ydline	Play
1971	1971-10-09	Virginia	3	11	UVA	25	Jackie Young, 10-yd pass from Robbie Davis
1971	1971-11-06	Tennessee	2	10	USC	38	Jackie Young, 32-yd pass from Glenn Morris, fumble, forced by (McGlothin) recovered by (Graham)
1971	1971-11-20	Wake Forest	2	5	USC	45	Jackie Young, 18-yd pass from Glenn Morris