Jared Allison brings Swiss-army speed and gadget-play juice to UNH's passing game
Jared Allison’s best calling card is versatility: in the 2014 season for New Hampshire, he logged 36 catches for 240 receiving yards, added 75 rushing yards, 198 kickoff-return yards, and even completed a pass, showing the kind of all-purpose threat coaches love to scheme around[2]. He has also flashed big-play creativity, including a 29-yard TD pass in the 2013 season[7], and his compact 5-foot-8 frame suggests quickness and elusiveness over pure size[6]. If a team wants a slot weapon, return option, and change-of-pace playmaker who can stress defenses in motion, Allison fits the bill[2][6].
