Career Highlights:

• 1997-2002: After playing college football with Lackawanna College and Delaware State, JackĀ­son-Bey runs for 8,917 yards and 107 touchdowns in six seasons with the Empire Football Leagueā€™s Scranton Eagles. In 1999, he rushes for a career-high 2,433 yards (second-highest total in naĀ­tional minor league football history) on a national-record 393 rushes as he leads the Eagles to the EFL championship.
• 2003-2004: Playing for the Northern Tier Bruins under former Scranton coach Mark Arcure, JackĀ­son-Bey runs for 3,512 yards and 33 touchdowns in two seasons.
  In 2004, Jackson-Bey rushes for 1,942 yards and 20 touchdowns, including 77 yards on 20 carries and a score to lead the Bruins to a 14-7 victory over the North Carolina Eagles to win the United States Football Association championship.
• 2005: Coached by current NEPA Miners coach Dan LaMagna, Jackson-Bey runs for 1,200 yards and eight touchdowns for the Southern Tier Green Machine.
• 2006: Jackson-Bey runs for 1,337 yards and six touchdowns for the Hudson Valley Saints, leavĀ­ing him just 336 yards shy of breakĀ­ing former Scranton Eagle Frank Yanikā€™s national record for career rushing yards.
• July 2007: Playing for the NEPA Miners, Jackson-Bey runs for 134 yards in a 37-0 victory over the Hudson County Stars, giving him 15,302 career yards, one more than Yanik.

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