Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers

2021 [Freshman]: Helped Northwest to a 9-3 overall record, the MACCC Championship and an appearance in the inaugural NJCAA Division I Football Playoffs...played in all but one game last season, rushing for 750 yards and 12 touchdowns on 127 carries...totaled two 100-yard rushing efforts, including a season-high 116 yards on 12 carries in a road win at Holmes on September 16...scored a career-high three touchdowns in the Rangers' conference championship victory against Hinds on November 13...named Second Team All-MACCC.

High School: Played for coach Buck James at Bryant...helped the Hornets to a 13-0 record, the AHSAA 7A State Championship and a No. 24 final ranking by High School Football America as a senior...rushed for 995 yards, 8.2 yards per attempt and accounted for 17 total touchdowns in his final varsity season at BHS...listed as the 16th best running back by SBLive Arkansas prior to his senior season...selected to the AAA All-State team and All-Conference first team...chosen Farm Bureau Co-Offensive Player of the Game after gaining 94 yards on 14 carries with two touchdowns in the championship victory over North Little Rock on December 5, 2020...tied a program record by scoring four rushing touchdowns in a 70-33 win over Conway on November 6, 2020 and recognized as the V2 Signs Offensive Player of the Week in the season-opening 48-7 Salt Bowl victory over Saline County rival Benton...named to the Simmons Bank/Deltaplex News 2019 Dream Team after his junior season at Rison, Ark., and chosen to the Class AAA All-State squad, while helping his team to a Region 6 championship and the third round of the 3A playoffs...recognized as the BSN Sports Arkansas Player of the Week after gaining 268 yards with three rushing touchdowns and a game saving tackle in a double-overtime win on September 5, 2019...also ran a state qualifying time as part of the Rison 4x100 relay team...chosen to the Region 6 AAA All-Conference first team in 2018 while helping Rison to a 14-1 record, a district championship and the 3A semifinals...won a district track championship as a freshman at Rison while running in tennis shoes after he left his track shoes at home...received recruiting interest from Arkansas Tech.

Personal: Son of Iesha and Shermar Bracey...has four siblings: Shermayah (17), Malachi (17), Aiden (11) and Jersey (5)...father, Shermar, played running back at Arkansas State and in the Canadian Football League...likes to hunt, fish and ride horses in his free time...studying general college curriculum...nickname is “JB”...born April 22, 2002.