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Grading the Jaguars’ Possible 1st Round Picks

Jaguars D-Line Tryouts

Jaguars report: Notes, quotes

Jaguars report: Strategy and personnel

Jaguars' pass rush still needs spark, and team could focus on defensive line again in draft

Is Jaguars RB Jones-Drew Done as Far as Fantasy Football Goes?

Jaguars release Black, sign Vierling

Panthers hire Jaguars' Shula as QBs coach

Gene Frenette: Jaguars still need lots of upgrades

Broncos to interview Jaguars’ Dirk Koetter on Tuesday

Jaguars players voice approval on retaining coach Jack Del Rio

Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio focuses on positive approach

Jaguars' Jones-Drew Takes Blame for Fumbles, Loss

JAGUARS NOTEBOOK: Collins expected to start

First-place Jaguars: It's all about us

Jaguars' defense bails out butter-fingered offense

Jaguars hope to build on best defensive showing

Postgame notebook: Texans at Jaguars

Jaguars Fear Eben Britton Out For Season

Titans beat Jaguars 30-3 in battle of backup QBs

Karim gives Jags boost on offense, special teams

Scobee A Rare Kryptonite For Colts

Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio digging in

Jaguars Notebook: LB Justin Durant's status uncertain for game against Eagles

It's a grand opening: Jaguars make statement with victory over Broncos

Wingate All-American David Jones traded to the Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars' Reggie Nelson keeps smiling throughout tough offseason

Gene Frenette: Deji Karim gives Jaguars reason to smile

Jaguars focus on 'finishing strong' in workouts

2010 NFL Draft preview: Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars get key contributions from backups in win

Former Jaguars receiver faces disposition hearing

Bearded bunch: Jags trying to create camaraderie

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS SIGN TWO UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA LIONS

Jacksonville Jaguars' New Fitness Regimen Takes Aim at Injury Bug

Picking Apart the Jaguars' Depth Chart

Jaguars' surprising offseason lineups may not reflect regular-season groupings

Receiver Torry Holt and Jaguars agree to 3-year deal Contract could be worth as much as $20 million, but only $4 million is guaranteed

Jacksonville Jaguars 2009 Draft Preview

NFL: Bucs to play at home against Dolphins, Texans; play at Tennessee, Jacksonville in preseason

Matt Jones Let Go by Jaguars

Jaguars release WR Jones after latest arrest

Jacksonville Signs OT Thomas

Jaguars trying to get ground game back on track

Jaguars rumblings: McDaniel on trading block?

Jaguars cut Fred Taylor loose

Jaguars' Tucker has his doubters

And the Jaguars' best assistant coach is ...

Jaguars hire defensive, special teams coordinators

MoJo's future in Jacksonville secure

Jags promote Smith to general manager

Williams to be Yale's first black football coach

Jaguars at Ravens notes

Jaguars honor Collier

Grading the Jaguars

Jaguars pursue role of spoiler against playoff contenders

Texans host Jags in Monday night debut

Jaguars waive Kennedy, Brown

Jaguars need Garrard's leadership now

Matchups: Jaguars at Lions

Jags don't want to be Bengals' first victim

Jaguars going South for the winter

Meester returns to lineup for Jaguars

Aggies kick off WAC play with road affair in Nevada

Jaguars OT Collier released from hospital

Jacksonville 24, Denver 17

Jaguars Host NFL Flag Regional Tournament

NFL: Jacksonville 30, Houston 27

Jaguars rediscover ground game in win over Colts

Scobee's kick rescues Jaguars

Jaguars trying to get ground game back on track

Fixing the line will be difficult

Haynesworth Eager For Physical Clash With Jaguars

Jags make final cuts

Jaguars Sign Ciatrick Fason

Fumble-prone Jaguars beat Matt Ryan, Falcons

Coke bust sullies Jones' impressive camp

Jaguars Make Two Roster Moves

Garrard eager to prove his worth with Jaguars

Jaguars sign Williams

Paul Spicer To Host End Zone

Jags signed RB Chauncey Washington, first pick to come to terms

Detroit Lions Player Helps Rebuild Iowa School

Jaguars waive Smith, 4 others

Troy Williamson gets second chance with Jags

Jags sign Thorpe; waive Richards

Jaguars' rookies like first taste of NFL life

Mother’s Day story

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NFL Draft Breakdown By Trojan

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USC is the Team of the Decade

Mustain Throws 3 TDs, Bradford Runs For 2 In USC Scrimmage

USC coach Carroll on the lookout for agents

Trojans in two different places at once

Trojans in two different places at once

Dates Of USC's 2008 Spring Football Practices Announced

Quarterback battles, defensive replacements key to Pac-10 spring practices

Candidates line up to be NFL draft's top pick

Scouting Report: Matt Spanos, C, USC

Arkansas's Top Football Recruit Joe Adams Chooses UofA

Pacific-10 signing day conversation

Ex-USC coach Smith dies at 68

Kiffin Coaches the North, Nine Trojans

Eight Trojans to Senior Bowl

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USC makes Rose Bowl a rout

Senior Moment: Tailback Chauncey Washington

USC at a glance

 

Chauncey Washington

Chauncey WashingtonFull Name: Chauncey Washington
Born: April 29, 1985
Hometown: Carson, CA
Height: 6 foot 1
Weight: 225 lbs.

High school: South High School,
Torrance, CA
College: USC Trojans
NFL Team: Jacksonville Jaguars
Position: Runningback



Chauncey Washington was selected in the 7th round pick 213 of the 2008 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Chauncey Washington joins former USC teammate, Thomas Williams, on the Jacksonville Jaguars roster.

Another Reggie Bush in the making - Chauncey Washington was often nicknamed "The General", perhaps because in the USC's armed forces on the football field he is next in line to the "President" that is Reggie. To his friends, Chauncey Washington is simply "C-Dub".

Washington had a celebrated career as an athlete at South Torrance High School. In his Senior 2002 season, he earned numerous All-American honors, running for 1,549 yards on 140 carries (11.1 avg.) with 23 TDs while catching 13 passes for 200 yards (15.4 avg.) with 2 TDs in 2002 despite missing 5 games with a knee injury. He also earned substantial notice as a sophomore and junior player

As a Senior, Washington was ranked as the #12 running back in the nation by ESPN.com was aggressively recruited by USC and Michigan State, as well as Wisconsin, Oregon, Oregon State, ASU, Arizona, Boston College and Washington State.

Although Washington admitted he grew up as a rival-UCLA fan, he became USC's second commitment to the 2003 recruiting class in May of 2002. That heralded Trojan recruiting class that included two other highly touted running backs: 2005 Heisman Trophy-winner Reggie Bush as well as Colorado high school all-star and future USC touchdown leader LenDale White. Going into their freshman 2003 season, all three backs were considered to be talented enough to challenge for the starting position and all three played during the USC opener at Auburn. Unfortunately, his first three seasons were hampered by numerous problems.

Washington's freshman season was limited by a nagging ankle injury suffered in the second game of the season that caused him to miss half the season and the 2004 spring practice due to a stress fracture in the ankle. He was ruled academically ineligible for the 2004 season and was redshirted. After an impressive spring practice in 2005, he was again academically ineligible for the 2005 season and lost his athletic scholarship. After mulling entering the NFL Draft, quitting or transferring to a different school (with easier academic requirements); Washington, encouraged by his parents, teammates and university staff, decided to stay in school and focus on academics while paying his own way through school. After much focus and hard work, Washington finally regained academic eligibility in the spring of 2006, and regained his scholarship that August.

Initially planned as the starting running back for the 2006 USC Trojans, the redshirt-Junior suffered a hamstring injury in pre-season practice. To allow Washington to properly recover, USC began the 2006 season with first-ever true freshman running back. By mid-season, Washington had re-gained the starting position. He told the Los Angeles Times' Gary Klein that he had decided to forego the 2007 NFL Draft and return for his redshirt senior season.

Going into 2007 Spring Practice, Washington's grades again became a concern. He will be in contention for the starting tailback spot in the 2007 season, with pressure from a number of underclassmen and previously injured Hershel Dennis.

 
 
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