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Austin Seferian-Jenkins | Tight End

Team: Washington Huskies

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Washington sophomore TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins has been suspended indefinitely following his DUI arrest on March 9.
Seferian-Jenkins' was also involved in an accident which caused head injuries, leading to a visit to the hospital. These kinds of suspensions are tricky in terms of how long they historically last, but it is too early to know if Seferian-Jenkins will miss any practice time this summer or in the fall. He enters the 2013 season as the top prospect at his position. Mar 13 - 8:43 AM
Source: Seattle Times

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Austin Seferian-Jenkins - TE - Huskies

Washington sophomore TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins was cited for drunk driving late Saturday night.

Seferian-Jenkins "was the driver of a vehicle which contained several individuals that was pulled over for unknown reasons," according to police sources. Head coach Steve Sarkisian released a statement that the player "made decisions that fall short of our expectations for student-athletes who represent the University of Washington." Seferian-Jenkins is one of, if not the, top tight ends in the country.
Source: Seattle Times
Mar 11 - 8:47 AM
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - TE - Huskies

Washington sophomore TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins will not join the Huskies basketball team this season.

He joined the basketball team last season in early January but played sparingly. We guess that since Seferian-Jenkins will be draft-eligible after next season he has chosen to focus on his primary sport. The soon to be junior is one of the top prospects in the country.
Source: CollegeFootballTalk on Twitter
Jan 4 - 8:27 AM
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - TE - Huskies

Washington sophomore TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins will continue to see snaps at DE on obvious passing downs.

"The third and longs, where we are trying to get better on third down to get our defense off the field," head coach Steve Sarkisian said. "So he doesn't have to play the variety of plays -- he's not getting power runs at him or double teams. He's rushing the passer." The stud tight end has yet to register a defensive statistic. Just to add to his versatility, Seferian-Jenkins is also a member of the basketball team.
Source: The Seattle Times
Mon, Nov 12, 2012 07:59:00 PM
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - TE - Huskies

Washington sophomore TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins went off for 152 yards and one touchdown on eight receptions against Cal on Friday.

Sophomores like Jadeveon Clowney, Marqise Lee, and Sammy Watkins deservedly receive a lot of national attention, but don't overlook Seferian-Jenkins headed into the 2013 season. The massive Husky appears to be a first-round pick, showing off great mobility down the field with aggressiveness to go up and get the football. Seferian-Jenkins is also a member of the Washington basketball team.
Sat, Nov 3, 2012 10:52:00 AM
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - TE - Huskies

Washington sophomore Austin Seferian-Jenkins could be the next great college TE according to ESPN's K.C Joyner.

Joyner highlights the move tight end's versatility and calls him a "matchup nightmare". The Huskies line Seferian-Jenkins all over the formation, at wingback, inline, from the slot, and even wide receiver. He finished his true freshman season with 41 catches for 538 yards and six touchdowns and should be junior quarterback Keith Price's top target this year. If 2011 did not qualify as one, expect a breakout season from Seferian-Jenkins in 2012.
Source: ESPN
Tue, Jul 10, 2012 03:28:00 PM
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - TE - Huskies

Washington sophomore TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins looked fresh this spring despite spending the season on the Huskies basketball team.

After football, Seferian-Jenkins walked onto the basketball team on January 9 and played sparingly. Still, he is the first football/basketball two sport athlete at Washington since Nate Robinson. Seferian-Jenkins said he has thinned out a bit, but gained weight at the same time by adding muscle. After catching 41 passes for 538 yards and six touchdowns as a freshman, Seferian-Jenkins should be junior quarterback Keith Price's top target.
Source: The News Tribune
Tue, Jul 3, 2012 02:17:00 PM