North Carolina A&T

Breakdown: Missed almost half of the 2011 season with a leg injury and was injured during the 2012 August camp, forcing him to miss the 2012 season…Was injured in practice in 2012 and sustained his 2011 injury on a punt return against Virginia University of Lynchburg on Sept. 3…Provides the Aggies with an experienced, talented receiver with height and speed…Could finally have the breakout season he has been seeking since he arrived in Aggieland…Had a strong 2010 season as he served as a kick returner and a go-to-receiver…Provides the Aggies with a legitimate deep threat…Has played in 20 games with five starts as an Aggie…Has recorded 334 yards receiving over his career with 28 receptions and one touchdown…Graduated from A&T in May of 2013 with a degree in liberal studies (pre law)…Has a 97-inch reach, 28 ½ inch vertical and runs the 40-yard dash in 4.63 seconds.

2012 Season: Missed the 2012 season with a broken clavicle.

2011 Season: Played in six games with one start…Made two receptions for 32 yards...His 21-yard punt return against Virginia University of Lynchburg on Sept. 3 was the Aggies’ longest punt return of the season…Injured his leg in the game and missed five games…Returned to the field on Oct. 22 at Howard…Recorded both of his catches on the season against Norfolk State on Oct. 29.

2010 Season: Played in 11 games with four starts…Made 26 receptions for 302 yards and a touchdown…Also returned 17 kicks for 460 yards and a touchdown…Ranked 10^th in the MEAC in receptions per game (2.8) and all-purpose yards per game (82.7)…Ranked second in the conference in kickoff return yardage per game, and ranked 16^th nationally…Made five receptions for 71 yards and a touchdown against Delaware State on Oct.16…Returned the next week and recorded his first career 100-yard receiving game by making four catches for 100 yards in a win over Howard…Continued his late-season surge by recoding six catches for 91 yards in a 22-19 overtime loss to Florida A&M on Nov. 6…Had a 78-yard kickoff return against Norfolk State on Sept. 11…His 72-yard kickoff return against Florida A&M led to a 5-yard touchdown run by George Hines.

High School: Played his career at Greensboro Dudley, where he helped the Panthers win a state championship.