Jamal Pack brings experience to the Tiger offense after playing in 29 games in his first 3 seasons … Understudy to All-American David LaFleur at tight end in 1996 … Redshirted true freshman season of 1995.
JUNIOR SEASON (1998)
Played in the last 9 games of the season as a reserve tight end after missing the first 2 due as he recovered from an injury … Recorded no statistics … Saw action on 160 offensive plays from scrimmage.
SOPHOMORE SEASON (1997)
Played in every game as backup tight end and on special teams, but recorded no statistics.
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON (1996)
Had a fine season as the Tigers’ second tight end until sidelined in the last 2 games by injury … Recorded no statistics in 1996 … Injured early in the Ole Miss game and saw little action … Did not play vs. Tulane, at Arkansas.
HIGH SCHOOL
An outstanding blocker, Pack had 12 catches for 168 yards and 2 touchdowns his senior season … during his career he caught 33 passes for over 450 yards and 7 touchdowns … helped lead team to district title in 1991 and 1994 … member of the Baton Rouge Advocate’s Super Dozen Team … member of the New Orleans Times-Picayune’s Top 16 … member of Tiger Rag’s Dirty Dozen … also lettered 3 times in basketball as a center … was vice president of his student government association … attended a leadership retreat in New York while in high school … coached in high school by Hank Tierney.
Father: Mathews Pack; Mother: Betty Pack
Brothers: Byron and Sherrod
Place of birth: New Orleans, La. (February 24, 1977)