Apparently, Chip Kelly and defensive backs coach Paul Rhoads were paying attention to the UCLA career of Fabian Moreau, because the Bruins grabbed the commitment of Patrick Jolly, who, like Moreau, is a high school running back from Florida that projects as a corner on the college level.
Listed at 6-foot-1 and 180 pounds, Jolly is an athletic two-way player who was formerly committed to UCF before Chip Kelly protege Scott Frost and his staff left for Nebraska.
Jolly is a very intriguing cornerback prospect, with ideal measurements for the position and the patience to read a play and use his ability to change directions and speed in an instant to keep up with opposing receivers.