AWARDS:
- Phil Steele FCS All-Pioneer League First Team (2023)
- All-PFL Second Team (2023)
- Phil Steele FCS All-Pioneer League Third Team (2021)
- All-PFL Honorable Mention (2021)
2024 (SJSU):
- Finished season with 38 tackles, six pass breakups, 1.5 tackles for loss and one interception
- Seven tackles and two pass breakups vs. Stanford (11/29)
- Had a tackle for loss with four tackles at Fresno St. (10/26)
- First SJSU interception and a pass breakup vs. Wyoming (10/19)
- Career-best 10 tackles at Wash. State (9/20)
- Had five tackles with 0.5 tackle for loss vs. Kennesaw State (9/14)
- Had two pass breakups and two tackles in SJSU debut vs. Sac State (8/29)
2023 (USD):
- Played in eight games with 22 tackles, two interceptions and eight pass breakups
- Tied career-high with six tackles at Presbyterian (11/4)
- Had an interception vs. Morehead State and returned it 38 yards (10/28)
- Had an interception vs. Dayton (9/23)
2022 (USD):
- Appeared in five games, starting three of them for the Toreros
- Recorded 13 tackles (12 solo), 2.5 TFL, recovered a fumble and broke up three passes
- Had a 43-yard kick return and a 52-yard punt return on his two chances
- Recorded five solo tackles and picked up a fumble against Cal Poly on 9/10
2021 (USD):
- Played in all 11 games
- Accumulated 39 total tackles (27 solo, 12 assists) with 10 pass breakups
- Recorded a carrer-tying five solo tackles against Montana State (9/18)
2020 (USD):
- Played in all six games in the Spring at Cornerback
- Totaled 23 total tackles (14 solo, nine assisted) with five Quarterback hurries and 2.5 sacks
- Against Stetson (4/10) had a season-high five solo tackles and two pass breakups
- Ranked fifth on squad with 14 solo tackles
2019 (USD):
- Played in 8 games as a cornerback as a true freshman
- 8 tackles, INT and a pass break-up
- 6 of his 8 games played came during the PFL schedule
- Season-high 4 tackles and interception vs. Drake (11/2)
- 3 solo tackles vs. Morehead State (11/16)
HIGH SCHOOL
- De La Salle was three-time state runner-up in 2016-17-18
- Ranked No. 4 in the nation in 2018
- Earned first team All-East Bay Athletic League, All-Metro and All-NorCal in 2018
- Participated in track; named most improved in 2017, received Coaches Award in 2018 and selected MVP in 2019
PERSONAL: Son of Augie Wallace and Juanda Harris ... Has a twin brother Zamir who plays at USD and younger brother Nikko ... Chose SJSU due to the players and coaches, close to home and wanted an opportunity to compete and liked the culture of the team.