ABOUT ME
It all ties back to
my preparation...
I have been ready for
this moment.
⏤ BC
MY STORY ⎯
I am a
leader.
athlete.
competitor.
A little bit about me…
I was born in Chicago, Illinois on October 23, 2002. My mom and dad were my biggest influences growing up. Always instilling the importance of hard work, focusing on the task at hand, and giving 100% to everything I commit to. My athletic ability, fearlessness, and coordination developed when I was young – playing with kids 2-4 years older than me. I always played various sports, but it was freshman year of high school when I realized that football was my real passion. That is when I decided to pursue the game that I think God put me here for. My belief in God is the only reason I am here in this position. As I began to excel in high school, both in the classroom and on the football field, I continued to ask for strength, courage, and faith. After becoming the starting linebacker, and receiving nearly 60 scholarship offers, I chose Clemson – it felt like home! I’m so blessed to be part of the Clemson family. I pray that God continues to grant me the opportunity to play the game I love, and inspire people from every walk of life. Go Tigers!
AGENT ZERO
Position: LB
Class: Graduate ’24
Height: 6-1
Weight: 230
Two-time All-America selection credited by the coaching staff with 254 tackles (31.5 for loss), 12.5 sacks, 24 pass breakups, three interceptions, two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries in 2,482 career snaps over 52 games (40 starts) from 2021-24 … two-time All-ACC honoree, joining Stephone Anthony, Ben Boulware, Kendall Joseph and James Skalski to become the fifth linebacker to earn multiple all-conference selections in Dabo Swinney’s head coaching tenure … versatile defender called by Swinney as “one of the best pure football players I’ve had in 20 years” … at the conclusion of his career, his 2,482 career snaps were the most by a Clemson linebacker on record, surpassing Kendall Joseph’s 2,410 from 2015-18 … in 2024, became the seventh player in school history to be named as a finalist for the Butkus Award … frequent community servant whose combination of on-field performance and community engagement resulted in a quarterfinalist selection for the Lott IMPACT Trophy in 2023 and being named a semifinalist for the award in 2024 … in 2022, joined Butkus Award winners Nakobe Dean and Isaiah Simmons among recent Power Five players to post at least 10 tackles for loss, five sacks, multiple interceptions and multiple forced fumbles in a single season … was the only player in the nation during his four-year career (2021-24) to record at least 30 tackles for loss, at least 20 pass breakups and three or more interceptions.
Career Stats
awards
WHAT I STAND FOR ⎯
MY PILLARS
As an athlete, football is my passion. It's made me into the competitor I am today. But as a person my pillars are family, discipline, and leadership.
