University of Redlands

2014:  One of the most hard-nosed linebackers in the conference during his final year as a Bulldog… Team captain… Led his squad in tackles (72) and tackles per game (8.0)… Also tied for second on the team in sacks (2) and ranked third in tackles for a loss (2.5)… Tallied double-digit tackles with a mark of 12, including 10 solo hits, against the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) and then 10, with eight solo, against the University of La Verne in a 64-28 victory… Supplied nine tackles against Chapman University… Snatched a pick against Chapman University… Major contributor to the team’s second-place showing in SCIAC and successful defense of the Smudge Pot Trophy… Named to the All-SCIAC First Team… USA College Football Preseason All-American…

2013:Contributed to the 2013 SCIAC championship team that participated in the NCAA Division III tournament for the seventh time in school history…  Significant member of the defense as a starting linebacker… Recorded 35 solo hits and 49 assisted tackles… Tallied five tackles for a loss of 19 yards, including 1.5 sacks… Provided a season-high 15 tackles in the season opener against Mary Hardin-Baylor (TX) on Sept. 7… Forced a fumble and recovered a fumble against Whittier College on Nov. 16… All-SCIAC First Team…

2012:  Made the move to linebacker in his second year with the Bulldogs… Made contributions in eight of the Maroon and Gray’s games, helping the squad to a second-place finish among the SCIAC… Credited with four tackles on the season, including a big one for a loss of 13 yards during the team’s 70-0 dismantling of Pomona-Pitzer Colleges on Nov. 3…

2011:  Rookie running back for the Maroon and Gray… … Part of the program that went 8-2 on the season and finished second in the SCIAC en route to advancing to the NCAA Division III Championships for the sixth time in school history… Made one reception for 12 yards during the team’s triumph over Chapman University… Also credited with one tackle during Mary Hardin-Baylor game… Named the team’s Rookie of the Year…