AWARDS:
- Phil Steele Preseason Mountain West Second-Team Offense (2025)
- Athlon Sports Preseason Mountain West Fourth-Team Offense (2025)
- FCS Insider Freshman All-American (2024)
- Phil Steele FCS Second Team All-American (2024)
2025:
- Transferred from Sac State to SJSU
- First season at SJSU
2024 (SAC STATE):
- Played in 11 of the team’s 12 games, starting four
- Ranked third on the team with 53 receptions for 667 yards and five touchdowns
- Caught at least one pass in each game he played and had three or more catches in nine contests
- Set his season high with eight receptions at Fresno State and matched that effort against Eastern Washington
- Added seven catches for a career-high 140 yards against UC Davis and had seven grabs for 70 yards at Montana State
- Recorded his first 100-yard game with four catches for 102 yards against Nicholls
- Had touchdown receptions against San José State, Nicholls, EWU, Cal Poly and UC Davis
- Also rushed for a 25-yard touchdown against Portland State on his only carry of the season
2023 (SAC STATE):
- Redshirted during the season
- Appeared in four regular-season games and played in both NCAA FCS Playoff contests
- Was primarily used on special teams, where he recorded two tackles and returned three kickoffs for an average of 18.3 yards per return
- Scored on a touchdown on his first offensive touch of his career with a 16-yard rush against Montana State
- Longest kickoff return was 29 yards against Idaho State
- Credited with tackles against Northern Arizona and Idaho State
HIGH SCHOOL:
- A three-star recruit from 247sports from Archbishop Mitty High School
- Was a two-year captain
- Two-time First Team All-League (2023)
- WCAL and Santa Clara Player of the Year (2023)
- San Jose male high school athlete of the year (2023)
- Had 1,900 yards with 19 touchdowns his senior season
- Caught at least one pass in all 12 games in 2022, including five games with five or more grabs
- Had nine receptions for 117 yards against Saint Francis HS
- Finished the season with five 100-yard receiving games
- Best output was in the season opener, where he had 145 yards against Palma HS
- Recorded 13 receiving touchdowns and had two scores in four games
- Had a season-high 106 rushing yards on just six attempts against Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep
- Also served as the team’s kick returner and played on defense, where he had an interception, forced a fumble and was credited with 4.5 sacks
- As a junior, he had 307 receiving yards and 137 rushing yards
- Also played four seasons of baseball and won the CCS and NorCal Championships his junior season
- Honor roll student
PERSONAL: Son of Dan and Lisa ... Dan and Lisa both graduated from SJSU ... He has one sister, Meghan, who played soccer at UCLA and at SDSU, and another sister named Ashley ... Plans to major in business ... Chose SJSU due to football, the area, and family.