BYU Football Profile: Micah Simon (Class of 2015)

August 5, 2015 Tyler Christensen Football 0

Micah Simon is a 6’1” 185 pound wide receiver commit for the BYU football team (Class of 2015). While he played quarterback in high school, he is projected as #3/4 inside receiver for the Cougs this season.

Proud to say that I have verbally committed to BYU! Thanks to everyone who played a role in getting me to this point in my life! #GoCougs

— Micah (@MicahSavage7) December 19, 2014

Simon prepped at Bishop Dunne Catholic High School, where he led the Falcons to its first Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) Division I State Championship in 24 years. As a senior he threw for 2,325 yards and 28 touchdowns while rushing for 861 and six more TDs. He was named to the TAPPS All-State Division I second Team and the Fort Worth-area private school all-star team. He also played on the basketball team and ran track, recording a 22.98 in the 200m and a 43.14 in the 300m hurdles. He held a 3.7 GPA.

Simon was rated 2-stars by Rivals and Scout, and wasn’t rated by ESPN. He held scholarship offers from Air Force, BYU, Cornell, Grambling State, and Southern Miss. Simon was also recruited by Davidson, Iowa, Navy, Nebraska, Northwestern, Oklahoma, Oregon, SMU, Stanford, UCLA, and Yale. Simon committed to the Cougars on December 14, 2015.

Hometown:

Dallas, Texas

High School:

Bishop Dunne

Last Team:

Bishop Dunne

HT/WT:

6’1”, 185 lbs.

Position:

Wide Receiver

40 time:

4.48