Jermaine Alfred (born August 11, 1976) is a former

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in the

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who played for the

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and

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. He played

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for the

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College career

Alfred played quarterback for Baylor from 1995 to 1999, appearing in 36 games, only playing a full season as a starter in 1999 going 1-10 that year. He did not play in 1997. He finished his college career with 3,968 passing yards, 16 touchdowns, and 22 interceptions as well as 5 rushing scores and a single punt his senior year.

Season-highs

* 1,268 passing yards (1998) * 8 touchdowns (1996) * 9 interceptions (1999)

Rank in school history (as of 2019)

* 3,968 passing yards (15th) * 16 touchdowns (19th) * 22 interceptions (19th)

Arena League

In the entirety of his Arena League career, he ran the ball twice for nine yards in 2002 for Orlando, and completed one pass for 21 yards and a tackle in 2004 for New Orleans.

References

1976 births Living people American football quarterbacks Orlando Predators players New Orleans VooDoo players Baylor Bears football players {{Quarterback-1970s-stub