One of the top return specialists in the conference, who also proved himself as a capable defensive back last season … will be making the move back to the offensive side of the ball in 2009 … really only played defense last season because of the team’s need at DB … coaching staff felt all along that he would eventually move back to wide receiver … deceptively quick and agile … sure-handed on returns … owns the ability to make the first wave of tacklers miss on returns … one of the Golden Rams’ most versatile players returning to the fold in 2009 … transferred into the program from Shepherd University … enjoyed a breakout campaign in his first season with the Golden Rams … worked his way into the defensive backfield as the season progressed … excellent one-on-one marking skills … breaks well on the ball … possesses good speed and great instincts … letterwinner.

2008: Appeared in 12 games for the Golden Rams … registered 23 tackles, including 18 solo efforts … intercepted a team-high four passes … brought back one interception 40 yards for a touchdown against East Stroudsburg that ignited a fourth-quarter comeback … returned an interception 96 yards against Shippensburg, but did not score … picked off the pass in the end zone, but was brought down from behind at the opponent’s 4-yard line on the return … tied for seventh in the conference in interceptions … stalled one of California’s (Pa.) drives in the first quarter of the PSAC Championship Game with an interception in the end zone … credited with six passes defensed and two breakups along with his four picks … led the PSAC in punt returning with an 18.3 average on 14 returns … brought back one punt 76 yards for a touchdown in that championship game loss at Cal … his return pulled WCU within four (40-36) with 10 minutes to play … averaged 19.8 yards per kickoff return … ranked 13th in the PSAC in that category.