Eastern Kentucky transfer who helped the Aggies fill some gaps along the Aggies offensive line after they lost three starters from the 2018 team … Became the Aggies starting left guard in 2019 after coming into the spring of 2019 No. 1 on the depth chart at left guard on ... Earned preseason second-team All-MEAC honors in 2020 even though the Aggies did not play because of the COVID-19 pandemic … Earned third-team All-MEAC at the end of the 2019 season.
2019 Season: Played in and started 11 games … Played 701 snaps during the season, and had the second-highest season grade on the team at 84 percent … Had 548 positive plays on the season with three missing assignments, two sacks surrendered and he ranked second on the team in knockdown blocks with 22 … He had four penalties called against him during the season … Recorded a 90 percent grade in the Aggies 58-19 win over Norfolk State on Oct. 5 … In the same game, he played 44 snaps and had 38 positive plays with two knockdown blocks … Also did not have a missing assignment and he had one penalty called against him … Played 88 snaps at Florida A&M on Oct. 20, where he graded out 87 percent with 71 positive plays, no missing assignments and he had one penalty called against him … Also had two knockdown blocks in the game … Played 84 snaps in the Aggies 22-20 win at S.C. State on Nov. 2, where he had 66 positive plays, no penalties against, one knockdown block and no missing assignments … Played 42 snaps in the Aggies 54-0 win over N.C. Central, where he graded out at 91 percent with three knockdown blocks.
2018 Season: Did not play a game during the season.
2017 Season (EKU): Played 10 games starting six as a sophomore … EKU led the OVC in passing yards per game that season … The Colonel also allowed the fewest sacks in the OVC and the fifth fewest in the nation.
2016 Season (EKU): Played 11 games for The Colonel as a freshman helping them put together the third best passing offense in the Ohio Valley Conference with 247.6 yards per game.
High School: Was an all-state selection as a senior after leading Mallard Creek High School to a 14-2 record and a state championship … chosen to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas … also named all-conference and All-Charlotte Observer as a senior … chosen all-conference and All-Charlotte Observer as a junior after helping the Mavericks to a 15-1 record and a state title … Was selected to play in the 2014 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas … Played all five offensive line positions in high school.
