Jason Hill (football player)
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Jason Hill(Born February 20, 1985) is a senior wide-receiver at Washington State. He is widely considered one of the best wide receivers in the NCAA, and is a highly rated prospect for the 2007 NFL Draft. He's the number one receiver, and the go-to guy in Washington State's high octane Spread offense. In the 2006 season, he is looking to go over 1,000 yards receiving in three consecutive seasons.
He has already rewritten the record books at Washington State. His 32 career touchdowns and 141 receptions rank 1st in school history. Against California in 2005, known for its great pass defense, he caught 6 passes for 240 yards, averaging 40 yards per catch.
Quarterback/Wide Receiver/Kick Returner/PuntReturner/Defensive Back for Sacred Heart Cathedral High School, San Francisco, from 1999-2003. Had game-clinching interception in the 2002 Bruce-Mahoney football game.
At the 2007 NFL Combine, Jason ran a 4.32 40 in the 40 Yard Dash making him the fastest receiver in the Draft. Jason had better times than more well known receivers such as Calvin Johnson, 4.35, and Robert Meachem, 4.38.
