Jared played football for Sac City in 1991 and 1992 and compiled an overall record of 18 wins, 2 losses and 1 tie as the starting quarterback.  He was a 2nd team All-Northern California Athletic League (NCAL) as a freshman.  As a sophomore he was the NCAL MVP, a JC Gridwire All-American and Team MVP.  He helped lead the Panthers to the NCAL Championship and the Merced Elks Bowl Championship and was named the MVP of the Elks Bowl Game.

Prior to Sac City, Jared was a two-sport athlete at John F. Kennedy High School.  He was a two-year Varsity letter in both football and baseball.  As a senior he was a 1^st Team All-Delta League Selection, the Delta League’s Most Outstanding Player, the team MVP, a 1^st Team All-City Selection and the Optimist All-Star starting quarterback.  In baseball, he helped the Cougars to a Metro League Championship as a junior and as a senior was the team MVP, a 1^st Team All-Delta League Selection, and named 2^nd team All-City.  After his SCC career, he went on to UNLV and was the starting QB his junior and senior year.  In 1994, he led the Running Rebels to a Big West Conference title and went on to win the Las Vegas Bowl and was named the Most Outstanding Player in that Bowl Game.  He was a 2^nd Team All-Big West Selection and won Player of the Week honors 5 times that season.

Jared went on to play Professional football for the San Jose SaberCats Arena Football team in 1997 and 1998.  He is currently the Panthers Football Offensive Coordinator – his second stint with the team, as he also served as an assistant from 1996 to 2001.  He left for 5 years to be the head football coach at his alma mater, John F. Kennedy High School before joining the staff at Cosumnes oaks high School, where he coached until he returned to the Panthers.

JB was influenced by several people in his life and throughout his career and recognizes that his parents, Dr. Loraine Brown and Frederick Brown have always been his biggest supporters and instilled a commitment to education in me that has never wavered.  They taught me an endless ability to dream (Dream Big, which was not just a saying, but rather a belief that I could do anything I put my mind to.  Former SCC coach, Jerry Sullivan taught me the value of hard work on the field and the importance of preparation and commitment.  As an assistant coach on Sully’s staff, I learned the value of community and how to communicate with people from all walks of life.