Fall 2021: Named to the All-PFL First Team for the second consecutive season while also receiving the team’s Offensive Player of the Year Award... Also named to the Phil Steele All-PFL First Team... Appeared in all 11 games and finished the season with 1,105 rushing yards, the second highest output in program history while becoming just the third 1,000-yard rusher in Valpo lore... Tied the program record for single-season rushing touchdowns with 14... Finished the season ranked ninth in program history in career rushing yards with 1,758 despite having played only 17 games with the Brown & Gold... Finished in the top 10 nationally in FCS in rushing yards per game, total rushing yards and rushing TDs... Had an 80-yard TD rush on Sept. 25 at Drake, Valpo’s longest rush against a Division-I opponent since at least 2001 and just six yards shy of the longest scoring run from scrimmage in program history, a mark established in 1949... Had five games with multiple TD runs including a pair of three TD games – Oct. 23 vs. Dayton and Nov. 6 vs. Presbyterian... Had a season-high eight receptions on Sept. 25 at Drake and a season-high 59 receiving yards on Oct. 23 vs. Dayton... Finished the season with 39 catches for 338 yards... Accrued 100 or more rushing yards in six of the 11 games including each of the season’s final three outings... Totaled 1,443 all-purpose yards for the season... Had a season-high 234 rushing yards on Nov. 6 vs. Presbyterian, the most by a Valpo player in a single game since 2012... Was recognized on ESPN’s College Football Final with a “Helmet Sticker” while also earning PFL Offensive Player of the Week from both College Sports Madness and the league office following the game against the Blue Hose.

Spring 2021: Named the PFL Offensive Player of the Year, becoming the first Valpo player to earn that honor since the award began in 2001… One of seven unanimous All-PFL selections, earning a place on the First Team… Named the team’s Offensive Player of the Year… Started all six games at running back during his first season at Valpo… Ranked eighth nationally in FCS in rushing yards per game at 108.8… Rushed for 653 yards and five touchdowns while also accruing 52 receiving yards on 13 catches including one TD and 71 kickoff return yards on two returns during the season… Accrued 100 or more rushing yards on four occasions including a season-high 199 on 39 carries in the March 13 season opener at Butler, the highest single-game rushing output by a Valpo player since 2012… His 199-yard performance marked the ninth-highest single-game rushing number in the nation this season, and he was one of three players nationally with multiple games of 180+ rushing yards… Had the most rushing yards in a season by any Valpo player since Brandon Hall’s 855 in 2014 despite the Spring 2021 slate being shortened to six games… Ranked 11^th nationally in total rushing yards (653) and 12^th in all-purpose yards per game (129.33)… Finished as the first Valpo player with four 100-yard rushing games in the same season since Jeff Horton had six in 2005… Led the PFL in rushing, ranked eighth in total offense (108.8), third in scoring (6.0) and second in all-purpose yards (129.3)… Had 39 carries in the March 13 season opener at Butler, the most by a Valpo player since Horton’s school-record 41 in 2005 and the most by any PFL player all season… Had the most all-purpose yards by any PFL player all season with 275 in the season opener against Butler, including a PFL season-high 199 rushing yards… Earned College Sports Madness PFL Offensive Player of the Week, Team Offensive Player of the Week and Valpo Athletics Marines Valpo Valor Player of the Game for Week 1… Received PFL Offensive Player of the Week, College Sports Madness PFL Offensive Player of the Week, Team Offensive Player of the Week and Valpo Athletics Marines Valpo Valor Player of the Game for his 120 rushing yards and three touchdowns in the March 27 win vs. Butler… Was one of just three PFL players with a three-touchdown game during the Spring 2021 season… Had his third 100-yard rushing output of the year at 120 on April 3 at Drake… Had his fourth 100-yard rushing game of the season on April 10 at Morehead State, accruing 180 yards on 26 carries and scoring one touchdown... Named the Valparaiso University Male Athlete of the Year, part of the annual ARC Awards. 

At Old Dominion (2019): Played in all 12 games, starting three at running back ... Had 49 carries for 135 yards and two touchdowns ... Caught five passes for 20 yards ... Rushed 10 times for 31 yards at Marshall ... Carried three times for 11 yards and a touchdown at FIU ... Rushed for a season high 44 yards and a touchdown on nine carries.

 

At Charlotte (2016):: Played in all 12 games as a true freshman, making one start ... first career start came vs. FIU (6 carries; 33 yards; TD) ... had one 100-yard rushing game ... had eight games of 30+ rushing yards and six rushes of 15 or more yards ... was second on team with 489 rushing yards, 97 carries and 5 rushing TDs ... added 13 catches for 28 yards and 0 TDs ... rushed for a high of 120 yards vs. Eastern Michigan on 20 carries ... had two TD runs vs. Elon ... his 58-yard TD run in win at Southern Miss was 49ers second longest of the season ... finished game with 94 rushing yards ... also scored TD at Temple ... had 10+ carries in four games and five or more rushes in nine games ... high of 3 catches vs. FIU and Middle Tennessee ... high of 10 receiving yards vs. MT.

At East Gaston High School: Four-star recruit by ESPN.com ... first four-start recruit to sign with the 49ers directly out of high school ... had over 40 offers from top programs throughout the country ... ESPN.com ranked him as high as #4 overall player in North Carolina and as the #13 running back prospect, nationally ... played with the US National Team at every age level, beginning with the 2011 u-15 squad through the 2015 u-18 team ... 3-start recruit by 247sports ... Rivals.com ranked him 15th among RB prospects ....  Ran for 2512 yards as a sophomore ... 2233 yards as a junior -- two of the Top 10 single-season rushing perfomances in Mecklenburg County history ... added 834 yards as a senior (playing in only 7 games) to finish career with 6596 career yards ... Rushed for 5762 yards in first three seasons to rank 4th all-time in county history ... attended two-time NCISAA state champ SouthLake Christian Academy before transferring to East Gaston for his senior season ... helped East Gaston to a 7-5 record and a trip to the state playoffs ... East Gaston hadn’t had a winning season since 2006 ... rushed for 131 yards and 1 TD in state playoff game ... East Gaston was 5-2 with Washington in the lineup.