Photos: Meet Jacob Eason

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Photos: Meet Jacob Eason

Georgia 5-star quarterback commit Jacob Eason, who hails from Washington State, is following the footsteps of his father, and going to play out of state.

UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason is nicknamed “Skinny” but he is anything but. Eason now stands 6-foot-5 and 220 pounds after gaining 25 pounds since last summer. Eason would like to get to 235 before reporting to UGA in January. | Ten things to know about Eason

The father of UGA QB commit Jacob Eason gets to see his son every day at practice. He’s an assistant coach at Lake Stevens High School, and he’s in charge of receivers.

UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason throws a pass during the spring practices at Lake Stevens, which is one of the top 10 largest high schools in Washington. It has a roof over the home stands to protect fans from the rain during the season.

UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason is following in the footsteps of his father’s football career. Tony Eason (right) was a receiver from Northern Washington, and he went off to play football at Notre Dame.

UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason asked if his Lake Stevens teammates could join him in a photo. Notice the “UGA” sticker on the back of Eason’s truck.

A national TV show was also at Eason’s practices. There are a lot of media requests when you’re the nation’s No. 1-rated quarterback.

UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason is still growing with a year left in high school. At 6-5, he’s a few inches taller than any of his teammates, and he wears a size-15 shoe.

The beautiful Cascade Mountains are in the background as UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason throw a pass in a spring scrimmage. Eason passed for 199 yards and five touchdowns with no interceptions.

As a junior, UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason threw for 2,828 yards and 32 touchdowns with only 3 interceptions while leading Lake Stevens to its second conference championship in a row.

Wherever UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason goes, people want pictures. This was with a couple of opposing players after the spring scrimmage.

Flashback: UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason under the watchful eye of former Bulldogs offensive coordinator Mike Bobo. Even though Bobo left, Eason didn’t waiver on his commitment to UGA. The reason: Mark Richt."

Flashback: This was UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason when he made his first-ever visit to UGA for last July’s Dawg Night prospect camp. He ended up committing later in the weekend.

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UGA 5-star QB commit Jacob Eason is nicknamed “Skinny” but he is anything but. Eason now stands 6-foot-5 and 220 pounds after gaining 25 pounds since last summer. Eason would like to get to 235 before reporting to UGA in January. | Ten things to know about Eason

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