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    Where Did Jahcour Pearson Go to College? UFL Player of the Year Candidate’s Long College Journey

    Jahcour Pearson’s journey from college football to becoming a star wide receiver in the United Football League (UFL) showcases his tenacity and talent. His academic career was defined by significant successes and transitions, which established the foundation for his subsequent success.

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    Jahcour Pearson’s College Journey: From WKU to Ole Miss to UFL Stardom

    247Sports.com rated Pearson as a three-star talent, but Scout.com, Rivals.com, and ESPN gave him a two-star rating. Pearson helped Charles W. Flanagan High School win its first state championship, catching 43 passes for 645 yards and six touchdowns.

    Western Kentucky Hilltoppers

    Pearson began his college football career at Western Kentucky. After redshirting in 2016, he eventually left his mark.

    • 2017: Appeared in six games, recording seven receptions for 40 yards.​
    • 2018: Played in eight games with two starts, tallying 13 receptions for 132 yards. ​
    • 2019: Achieved a breakout year with 76 receptions for 804 yards and seven touchdowns, earning second-team All-CUSA honors. ​
    • 2020: Participated in two games, securing nine receptions for 96 yards before deciding to transfer.

    Ole Miss Rebels

    Pearson, seeking fresh opportunities, transferred to Ole Miss for the 2021 season. He appeared in 10 games and recorded 26 receptions for 392 yards. His success highlighted his versatility in the challenging SEC.

    Apart from athletics, Pearson thrived academically, making the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll in spring 2021.

    Pearson’s professional career after college has been notable:

    • Seattle Sea Dragons (2023): Led the league with 670 receiving yards and four touchdowns, earning All-XFL honors.
    • St. Louis Battlehawks (2024-Present): Despite an early-season injury, Pearson rebounded to make substantial contributions, including a 70-yard game with a touchdown in Week 4.

    His speed and agility have been essential to his success, with a recorded 40-yard sprint time of 4.42 seconds.

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    Pearson’s persistence and advancement during his college years have led to a successful professional career. His memoir serves as an inspiration, exhibiting tenacity and transition in the sport of football.

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