Very talented offensive lineman, who returns to his more natural position at center along the offensive line ... excellent size and skills ... all-league candidate and all-region candidate as well ... has been moved over to center, which is his more natural position, following Kyle O’Neill’s move to defense and Eric Hawthorne’s return to the offensive line ... big and physical player ... will bring a much-needed toughness to the offensive line ... much more comfortable playing center on the line ... will anchor a unit that is looking to bounce back from last season’s performance ... somebody the rest of the linemen can emulate ... leads by example on the field ... competitor with a tireless motor ... never gives up on a block ... knows the offense and can call the blocking schemes at the line ... will be relied upon to provide leadership to the offensive line ... excellent run-blocking skills … part of a group that has grown up together over the past three years … consistency and ability to pass block is what sets him apart … possesses all the tools to be one of the top lineman in the conference ... letterwinner.

2010: Appeared in and started all 11 games ... part of an offensive line that allowed just 18 sacks and ranked third in the conference in passing ... also ranked tied for third in the PSAC in fewest sacks allowed (18) ... WCU’s rushing offense ranked 10th in the PSAC.

2009: Did not play college football.

2008 (at Tulane): Appeared in two games ... did not figure statistically ... saw action against Houston and Tulsa.

2007 (at Tulane): Did not appear in a contest.

2006 (at Tulane): Red-shirted … did not play.