25 Facts About Junior Hemingway

Junior Hemingway was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2012 NFL draft.

Junior Hemingway completed his redshirt senior season in 2011 for the Michigan Wolverines football team.

Junior Hemingway led the 2011 team in receptions and receiving yards, and was tied for the lead in receiving touchdowns.

Junior Hemingway received 2011 All-Big Ten honorable mention and was the 2012 Sugar Bowl Most Outstanding Player.

The improvement resulted in Junior Hemingway's league-leading 2010 average of 18.5 yards per reception improving to 20.6 yards per reception in 2011, which was the third-best average per catch in the nation.

Junior Hemingway was regarded as the 12th best player in the state of South Carolina by Rivals.

Junior Hemingway was the second highest rated recruit in Michigan's class of 2007 according to ESPN.

Junior Hemingway posted 12 receptions in the 2006 Class 4A Division 2 South Carolina High School League championship game against Greenwood High School.

Junior Hemingway participated in the North-South Game of the Carolinas.

Junior Hemingway recorded a reception in the January 1,2008 Capital One Bowl against the Florida Gators.

Junior Hemingway was limited as a true sophomore by mononucleosis which caused him to miss the final eight games of the season for the 2008 team, but did make one start.

Junior Hemingway received a medical redshirt as a result of the illness.

Junior Hemingway posted his first 100-yard reception game, first two-touchdown performance and a career-high five-reception effort in the September 5 season opener for the 2009 team against Western Michigan, during his third career start.

Junior Hemingway missed the following week's rivalry game against Notre Dame due to an ankle sprain.

Junior Hemingway served as a punt returner making 10 returns for 86 yards.

Junior Hemingway was expected to help pick up the slack created by the full-season suspension of Stonum.

Junior Hemingway concluded the season with team highs of 34 receptions, 699 yards and four receiving touchdowns, giving him a conference leading 20.6 yards per reception.

Junior Hemingway's receiving average ranked third in all of Division I FBS.

Junior Hemingway ranked second among wide receivers and seventh overall in the 60-yard shuttle with a time of 11.16.

Junior Hemingway ranked 3rd among the wide receivers in the bench press with 21 reps.

Junior Hemingway was selected by the Kansas City Chiefs in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL Draft with the 238th selection overall.

Junior Hemingway is one of three Michigan Wolverines and 41 Big Ten players drafted.

Junior Hemingway seemed to have moved into the fourth wide receiver position behind Dwayne Bowe, Donnie Avery, and Dexter McCluster.

Junior Hemingway injured his hamstring in week 7 of the 2014 NFL season against the San Diego Chargers on October 19.

Junior Hemingway is the older brother of South Carolina Gamecocks defensive tackle, Tonka Junior Hemingway.