Presbyterian College

2025: Took a sizable leap in his second and final year, topping all players on one of the best defenses in NCAA with 4.5 sacks and placing fifth on the roster with six total TFL's...Made 23 stops altogether for a crew that reached as high as #16 in the AFCA Coaches Poll, eventually winning 10 games for the third time in history...Missed just one game as Presby began the year with seven straight victories, going for a season-high five tackles and two sacks against Valparaiso plus a forced fumble...Brought down the quarterback three times during the 7-0 start, ending his career with multiple tackles in seven of his last eight appearances...PC's defense ranked second nationally in third-down percentage allowed and total yards per game against...The Scotsmen gave up just 16 points per contest, the third-lowest number in America...With Tovar's assistance, PC sat inside the country's top 15 in sacks, tackles for a loss, and overall rushing defense.

2024: Was a reliable piece on PC's defensive line after transferring in from Chabot College, never missing a game and notching eight tackles for the season...Grabbed two stops apiece in meetings with Erskine, Gardner-Webb, and Stetson, the last of which was the beginning of a four-game winning streak that closed the campaign (the school's longest such streak since 2007)...Made his first start in the PFL opener at Davidson (9/29), and contributed to Presby's first undefeated record in the month of November since 2002 along with a win over a nationally-ranked opponent for the first time in 10 years (a 30-27 triumph over #23 Butler at Bailey Memorial Stadium).