Recorded two solo tackles in the Owls' season opening victory over Monmouth
Added a tackle assist in the Ohio contest
Recorded a solo tackle at Clemson
Drew the start and recorded five tackles, including four solo, in the Owls win over Tulsa
Received extended play at USF and made good on the time with five tackles and a pass breakup
Led the game with double-digit tackles (5-7=12), his first career, in the Owls' loss to UTSA
Made good on his Charlotte start with six tackles
Saw action in the Owls UAB contest
Contributed a solo tackle versus ECU
Concluded the Tulane game with a solo tackle
Closed out his season with two tackles at Rice
Pads Off
Redshirt Freshman (2022)
Recorded his first college game action at Ohio
Collected four tackles in th Owls 42-9 win over Southeastern Louisiana
Earned two solo tackles versus UCF
Contributed a solo tackle at Purdue
Credited with a solo tackle at UNT
Worked with the special teams unit in the Owls 17-14 win over Rice
Continued to contribute more and more with UTEP being his best game to date with seven tackles, including seven solo
Tallied two tackle assists in the Owls' 24-17 win over UAB
Drew a start and recorded three tackles, including two solo and one for a loss of one yard, in the Owls' 52-7 win over FIU in Shula Bowl XXI
Ended his night's work at Middle Tennessee with two tackle assists
Recorded two solo tackles in the WKU contest
Freshman
Did not see action
High School
Led his powerhouse Buford squad to another tremendous campaign – and trophy – in 2020
The Wolves – Class AAAAA champions in 2019 – moved up a class, and still took home a state title, the ’20 Class AAAAAA championship
They outscored their opponents 570-137 (an average win of 40.7 to 9.8) and finished the year on a 13-game winning streak, while being ranked No. 2 in Georgia by MaxPreps
For the ’19 state champs, he had 45 total tackles, 3.0 for loss, recovered a fumble and had four pass breakups
He also plays wide receiver for the Wolves, and is a member of the school’s track team
Personal
Plans to major in finance
Chose FAU over Arizona State, Syracuse, UCF, Iowa, Indiana, Maryland, Louisville and Georgia State
Three-star recruit, No. 99 safety nationally and No. 95 state of Georgia recruit by 247Sports; three stars, No. 106 safety and No. 143 recruit in Georgia by ESPN