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Personal: Enrolled at Clemson in January of 2006 and went through spring practice...had four catches for 103 yards in the March 12 scrimmage...played at Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia in 2005...returned seven kicks for scores (four punts and three kickoffs) at Fork Union, and added 57 catches for 1,254 yards and nine scores...rushed 12 times for 306 yards and three scores....#17 prep school player in the nation by Rivals.com..."fastest player on the East Coast" by Rivals.com and a four-star prospect by that publication...had the best 40-yard dash time at the Fork Union College Coaches Combine (4.126)...Head Coach John Schuman called Ford "the fastest player ever at Fork Union"; it has produced 87 NFL draft picks and two Heisman Trophy winners...had 22 catches for 550 yards and 10 scores as a senior at Cardinal Newman High in Florida...Palm Beach County All-Star game MVP...second-team all-state...state champion in the 100m with a time of 10.32, and the 200m with a time of 21.25 as a senior...lettered twice in football and once in track...his brother Davy played football at Florida State and scored on an 82-yard run against Clemson in 2000, the longest run against a Tommy Bowden-coached team...coached by Don Dicus at Cardinal Newman High...chose Clemson over Florida, Michigan State, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and West Virginia...born Jul. 27, 1987...majoring in sociology

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Ford is a world-class sprinter who simply plays at another speed. He does a great job getting up to speed quickly and is a consistent vertical threat. He has a second gear to his game and has the speed to simply run by athletic cornerbacks downfield and track the ball. He's doing a much better job changing gears as a route runner, setting up his routes and using his great burst to separate from man coverage. Ford isn't a natural catcher and consistently lets the ball get into his frame. He lacks ideal size and consistently is played off the line of scrimmage to keep him from beating press coverage. He can be knocked off balance downfield easily and will struggle to fight his way through physical press coverage. Yet he's shown steady improvement as a route runner and possesses the body control to quickly change directions and explode out of his breaks. He does a nice job of working back toward the ball and can uncover and find soft spots for his quarterback. He is still learning the position but has the skill set and burst to consistently separate from man coverage. Although he may not be a guy who can start on the outside, he looks like an ideal slot player who can create after the catch.

Scouting report provided by National Football Post.