Tennessee State University

HONORS

2018 - Junior Season
Played in five contests… finished with three receptions for 18 yards, a rush for nine yards and returned six kickoffs for an average of 26.3 per return… caught first pass for three yards against Bethune-Cookman (9/1) and retunred one kick for 15 yards… amassed 28 all purpose yards at Eastern Illinois (9/22) with an eight yard reception, an 11 yard kickoff return and a nine yard punt return… had two returns for 69 yards, including a season best 45 yarder, at Vanderbilt (9/29)… returned two kickoffs for 63 yards, including a 38 yarder, at Austin Peay (10/6)… recorded a carry of nine yards and a catch of seven yards at Murray State (10/13)...Earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll (3.25+ GPA). 


Georgia Military College
Played in 21 games at GMC over two seasons… Amassed 87 receptions for 1,092 yards and seven touchdowns… Averaged 12.2 yards per carry, rushing 32 times for 390 yards and five scores… Returned five punts for 104 yards, for a 20.8 average per return… Totaled 1,633 all-purpose yards at GMC

Central Gwinnett HS
Prepped for Todd Wofford at CGHS… Guided Central Gwinnett HS to the second round of the Georgia 6A State playoffs… Played in 22 games over final two seasons… Hauled in 156 receptions for 2,524 and 24 touchdowns, including 16 in his senior campaign… Averaged 16.2 receptions per game and 114.7 yards per game… Selected as the 2015 Daily Post’s Offensive Player of the Year… Played in 31 career games, pulling in 185 receptions for 2,815 yards and 26 touchdowns… Rushed for 122 yards and three scores on 33 carries over the past three seasons… Named Touchdown Club of Atlanta Player of the Week for his play against Brookwood HS… Finished with 14 catches for 254 yards and a TD versus BHS… The performance ranked as the 10th best receiving night in Georgia High School football history… Ranked by 247 Sports as a 3-star (No. 127 Athlete) prospect and a 2-star by Rivals… Offers from Georgia State, Marshall, Memphis, Miami (OH), Samford and Youngstown State out of high school