Presbyterian College

2025: Was one of the most underrated players on a record-smashing roster, voted All-PFL Second Team as a rookie thanks to 44 tackles (24 of them solo)...Started all but one game for a team that earned its third-ever 10-win mark and reached as high as #16 in the AFCA Coaches Poll...Led the roster with a very impressive eight pass breakups...Forced a fumble in the non-conference closer (a 76-3 mauling over Bluefield) and notched his first tackle-for-a-loss out of the secondary at Dayton...Helped the Blue Hose start the year 7-0 with a season-best eight tackles against Butler in Indianapolis (10/11)...Nearly 65 percent of his tackles on the season came against conference adversaries, not to mention three pass deflections in another clutch road W over St. Thomas (11/15)...Opponents could only muster 157 passing yards per game against Barber's secondary, the fifth-lowest number in NCAA...Quarterbacks that faced the Scotsmen posted a collective efficiency rating of 106, the fourth-smallest figure in America...Presbyterian conceded the fewest first downs of any FCS institution, ranking second nationally in third-down percentage allowed and total yards per game given up.

Prior to PC: Barber was a do-everything corner for the Mays Raiders en route to an 8-3 record during his senior year...He logged nine interceptions, 24 pass breakups, and even six touchdowns...Those number led to a region title and a spot on the All-Region team, while he also ran track and became an Honor Roll student.

Personal: Born on January 2, 2007...Hobbies include gaming...Plans to major in Psychology under the Blue Hose umbrella and aspires to be a child therapist...Son of Shaquala Barber.