•   Moved to running back during 2022 spring drills and impressed enough to remain at the position.
•   Earned Most Improved Offensive Player honors in the spring.

2021
•   Played in all 14 games on multiple special teams units and at wide receiver.
•   Used primarily as a blocker at wide receiver with two catches for four yards on the season.
•   Made his first career start in the Cure Bowl vs. Coastal Carolina (12-17) and recorded his second catch.
•   Caught a season-long seven-yard pass at Michigan (9-18) for his first career grab.
•   Totaled six tackles, five solo, as a member of the kickoff team with one tackle in six different games.
•   Named to the 2021 Academic All-MAC team.

2020
• Saw action in all six games, playing on multiple special teams.
• Served on the kickoff team for five games and the kickoff return unit for one.

High School
• Two-year letterwinner.
• Team captain during senior season.
• Honorable mention IHSA all-state selection as a senior.
• Earned all-area recognition from the Daily Southtown as well as All-Southwest Suburban Conference honors from the Chicago Tribune.
• Named team’s 2019 Offensive Player of the Year.
• Set school record for most receiving yards in a season (690), most receiving yards in a game (142) and most catches in a game (11).
• Caught 44 passes for 690 yards with five touchdowns as a senior and added 65 rushes for 360 net yards with five touchdowns TDs.
• Returned 10 kickoffs for 216 yards and six punts for 42 yards.
• Honored as the WJOL Player of the Week for Week 8 after catching nine passes for 144 yards and two scores with 42 rushing yards and a TD in a 27-10 playoff-clinching win over Bradley Bourbonnais.
• Named to the Honor Roll every semester of high school.
• Two sport athlete, earned three varsity letters in basketball.

Personal
• Born February 23 in Harvey, Ill.
• Son of Glendale and William Dozier Jr.
• Major is Sport Management.

Billy Dozier