When Josh Helmholdt first saw Jameson Williams in person he thought he had the wrong kid.
Helmholdt, Rivalsâ Midwest regional analyst, had heard plenty about the speedster from St. Louis who had already picked up multiple college offers prior to his junior year of high school, but surely the rail-thin receiver standing in front of him wasnât that guy.
âHe was literally like 5-11, 125 pounds,â Helmholdt recalled. âI thought this canât be the same kid that is getting these looks and these offers. I was like, is he lying about his college offers? It took me a while to kind of buy-in on Jameson, but he finished as a Rivals100 prospect.â
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Can can: A woman danced on the roof of a white car and her male companion jumped on a trash can and followed suit at a gas station on Third Street, Friday. When an employee told them he was calling police, the male followed him into the store yelling and threatening him. He said the male dancer knocked a display over before fleeing in a silver sedan parked at the gas pumps.
Busy day: A female overdosed in the 600 block of Ohio Street, Saturday. Steubenville EMS administered 4 mg of Narcan to revive her, then transported her to Trinity West. Later, police responded to the area of St. Charles and Johnson Road in regards to the female wearing only a hospital gown exposing herself and behaving in a suggestive manner with a male companion. When police arrived, officers said she wasn’t doing anything inappropriate and advised them she did not have any clothes and she and her boyfriend were waiting for the city bus. Four hours later callers reported a female standi
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