Here is my second redemption

[hayn]

I just got this in today! WHO IN THE WORLD IS JORVORSKIE LANE!!!!!!!! LOLOLOLOL!

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[NFLguy2012]

I've never heard of him, I would guess he is some unknown free agent out of college... LOL!

JD

[hayn]

OK, SO HERE IS Mr. Lanes Bio





Jorvorskie Javion Lane (born February 4, 1987) is an American football fullback for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League (NFL). He played tailback and fullback for the Texas A&M Aggies college football team. He played tailback during his freshman through junior seasons, and switched to fullback his senior season. He holds the school record for career rushing touchdowns (49).[1] After his college career, he played one season for the West Texas Roughnecks of the Indoor Football League.
Contents [hide]
1 Early life and high school
2 College career
2.1 Freshman year
2.2 Sophomore year
2.3 Junior year
2.4 Senior year
2.5 Statistics
3 Professional career
4 Personal
5 References
6 External links
Early life and high school[edit]

Jorvorskie Lane was born four weeks premature in Lufkin, Texas, where he was raised by his grandparents. At birth, he weighed four pounds and was hospitalized for the first fourteen days of his life as his organs were underdeveloped. In junior high, Lane weighed 125 pounds, and aspired to become the next Michael Jordan, prior to his weight gain. As a freshman at Lufkin High School, he weighed 248 pounds. Despite his heavy weight, he was very athletic during high school. As a three-year starter at running back, he rushed for 3,671 yards and 70 touchdowns, and recorded 82 receptions for 1,060 yards. His high school coach once stated that Lane was the "best guy he's ever coached" and that he could have "started at every position on either side of the football". Lane also played basketball in high school, in which he averaged 16 points per game and earned an all-district pick.[2][3]
Lane was a two-time all-state selection in high school, and was recruited by eight schools. He later signed a letter of intent with Texas A&M.
College career[edit]

Freshman year[edit]
During the 2005 season, Lane played in 10 of the 11 games. He rushed for more than 100 yards twice, including his season-best of 139 yards on 22 carries against Oklahoma State. Overall, Lane rushed for 595 yards and nine touchdowns on 119 carries. His 595 yards were the No. 8 effort by a freshman in A&M history, and his nine rushing touchdowns were the No. 4 freshman effort in school history.[4]
Sophomore year[edit]
During his sophomore year, Lane hit many records. In the Louisiana-Lafayette game, Lane scored a career high of four touchdowns. In the Missouri game, he ran 127 yards on 27 carries—the greatest number of yards he ran for the whole season. He produced a first down or touchdown on 26 out of 29 carries on third and fourth down carries. He scored at least one touchdown in the first 11 games of the season. Overall, he rushed for 725 yards on 166 carries and scored a school record of 19 rushing touchdowns. His 19 touchdowns tied the school record, which was set in 1927.
Junior year[edit]
See also: 2007 Texas A&M Aggies football team
Prior to the 2007 season, Lane slimmed down to 268 pounds, compared to the 282 pounds he weighed at the end of the 2006 season.[5] The team finished the season with a 7–5 record. Over those 7 wins, Jorvorskie scored 15 total touchdowns, and compiled at least 100 rushing yards three times. Over the 5 losses, he averaged only 31 total yards and scored twice.[6] He rushed for 780 yards on 168 carries, compiling 4.6 yards per touch and 16 touchdowns.[7]
Senior year[edit]
See also: 2008 Texas A&M Aggies football team
Once new head coach Mike Sherman took over, Lane was moved to fullback. Sherman told Lane of the position change prior to his press conference where he was officially announced as the new A&M coach. Sherman stated: "When I came in, my press conference obviously I met with the team. Jorvorskie was in class during that time. But he came up to me shortly before my press conference, introduced himself, and at that time I told him, you're going to be a fullback. And there was no hemming or hawing about it. He didn't seem totally pleased with it but didn't balk at it necessarily." He also noted that Lane's weight has always been a problem. Sherman had wanted Lane in the 260s once the season starts.[8] In Sherman's offensive system, the fullback catches passes. Lane also needed to block for starting tailback Mike Goodson, especially since the offensive line is inexperienced.[9][10]
In the first three games of the season, Lane only carried the ball seven times. In the fourth game against Army, A&M coaches used Lane to run out the clock in the final quarter. Lane posted six consecutive carries in the drive, compiling 34 yards. This helped the team escape with a 21–17 victory. After the game, Lane stated "It felt good. That's what I'm going to do when I'm called upon to carry the ball. I'm going to put my team on my back and win."[11]
Lane finished his senior season with just 93 rushing yards and five touchdowns. A Sports Illustrated reporter wrote that this kind of performance "could push" Lane out of the 2009 NFL Draft.[12]
Lane had a chance to showcase his abilities for NFL scouts in the 2009 East-West Shrine Game on January 17, 2009. Scouts were discouraged by his weight, which was 295 pounds at the time.[13] During the game, he was unable to carry the ball past defenders inside the 5-yard line three times.[1] Prior to the draft, scouts have stated that Lane could play up to his potential in the NFL if he shows his ability to control his weight.[14] However, he was not drafted in the 2009 NFL draft and was not signed as an undrafted free agent.
Statistics[edit]
Year(s) Team Rush Yds Yds/G Avg TD
2004 Lufkin HS 1,944 36
High school totals 3,671
2005 Texas A&M 119 595 59.5 5.0 9
2006 Texas A&M 166 725 55.8 4.4 19
2007 Texas A&M 169 780 60.0 4.6 16
2008 Texas A&M 35 93 7.8 2.7 5
College totals* 461 2090 42.7 4.5 49
*College stats provided by Yahoo! Sports and the NCAA, current as of the completion of the 2008 season.[15][16]
Professional career[edit]

Lane signed a letter of intent to play for the West Texas Roughnecks, a team in the Indoor Football League, for the 2010 season.[17] In 13 games, Lane compiled 326 all-purpose yards for 12 touchdowns.[18]
Lane participated at the Texas A&M Pro Day in March 2011. He weighed in at 277 pounds and measured 5'11". He recorded a 4.87 40-yard dash, 18 bench reps, 4.41 5-10-5 shuttle, 7.58 L Drill, 32.5 vertical jump, and 8'6" broad jump.[19]
On November 18, 2011, Lane signed with the Orlando Predators of the Arena Football League. In an interview with the AFL, Lane indicated that he had also been training in MMA for a year.[20]
On June 5, 2012 Lane signed with the Miami Dolphins.[21] He trimmed down to 258 pounds by August 2012.[22]
Personal[edit]

Lane lives with his wife and his daughters Javia and Jai'Unna and son Jorvorskie Jr. Lane is the paternal[23] half brother of Jermichael Finley, who plays tight end for the Green Bay Packers.[24]
References[edit]

[bcw716]

i'm expecting the same card this week sometime. he was big(literally) down here while at tamu but ate himself out of a chance at the NFL. I personally hate A&M but it was cool of Sherman to get him a shot if he got himself into shape.

[cueballz1]

HAY!! he's that guy that...no wait...he did the....nope not him...I got it...who the hell is it? hahaha

[hayn]

My daughters boyfriend whom puts value and resources into collecting UNKNOWN & KNOWN rookies continues to remind me that it's a Las Vegas concept. A chance you take into collecting rookies. He says; "You just never know! Look at the 2000 Draft pick number 199! Tom Brady"! He told me of a really cool story, it was during a draft with Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf. He purchased several low and high end cards of both rookie quarterbacks, not knowing the outcome of both rookies. He now owns several coveted Manning rookie cards while he could not get rid of Leaf cards.

He also made an interesting point, God forbid this from happening but? What if Luck or RGIII gets a career ending injury? Suddenly, your cards aren't worth as much as they once would have sold for! I told him that he's absolutely correct! Another thing I learned in my first six months of card collecting was the shocking rise of Russell Wilson, Alfred Morris, and Doug Martin. I had several cards of these players that meant nothing to me at that time. Especially Doug Martin, my wife and daughter pulled a 2012 Panini Certified Auto Relic of his card. The relic was a die cut, spelling out Buccs! I thought cool. They also pulled a Totally Certified Auto of Alfred Morris. Also, a thought of mines that was "cool"! I could not understand why my daughters boyfriend kept telling me he would purchase both cards at BV. It was later in the NFL season, that I realized whom Alfred Morris and Doug Martin was. I told him to not worry about my 2012 collection! When I'm gone, that will be all his! LOL!! Mockingly, I'm worth more dead than alive! LOL!!

[cueballz1]

case and point...look at the draft in 2006..............leinhart, young, bush,............that was the hottest cards on the planet.....now you can get them for nothing

[hayn]

case and point...look at the draft in 2006..............leinhart, young, bush,............that was the hottest cards on the planet.....now you can get them for nothing

Yes, I totally agree! I guess that every draft class has HOF players as well as potatoes! But you and I both agree that the 2012 Draft class is one of the biggest QB drafts ever. Wilson, Luck, and RGIII were able to take their respected teams into the playoffs.

[hayn]

HAY!! he's that guy that...no wait...he did the....nope not him...I got it...who the hell is it? hahaha

You're a funny man, you could do stand up comedy!!! LOL!