At FAU
Redshirt Sophomore (2022)

Drew the start in the season opening 43-13 win over Charlotte and was part of a unit that provided protection for 218 rushing yards and 256 passing yards
Worked the Ohio game as a starting guard
Part of a line that protected an Owls offense that tallied over 600 total yards in a win over Southeastern Louisiana
Saw action versus UCF
Part of a line rotation in the Owls' 17-14 win over Rice
Saw action at UTEP
Drew the start in Shula Bowl XXI and contributed to the 52-7 victory over FIU
Drew the start at Middle Tennessee to continue the lines continuity
Ended the season with a start against WKU

Redshirt Freshman (2021)

Joined the Owls and made an immediate impact with starts at Florida and versus Georgia Southern
Drew starts versus Fordham and at Air Force
Part of a starting five rotation that has been together through the first five games and it show with 704 total yards and saw 11 different players touch the ball in the Owls' 58-21 win over FIU in Shula Bowl XX
Saw action and started at UAB
Started his seventh-consecutive game and was part of a line that was praised for its play in a 38-9 road win at Charlotte
Mainstay of the line and was instrumental in the Owls' C-USA win over UTEP
Instrumental on a starting line that protected for a run game that tallied 243 yards versus Marshall
Worked and started at right guard versus ODU
Worked at RG versus WKU
Closed out his 2021 season with a start, his 12th of the year, versus MT

At Auburn (2019-20)

High School

Two-time GHSAA 1-7A All-Region First Team member
Credited with 151 pancake blocks in three years, and 33 games, at CCHS
That included 67 in 12 games as a senior; and 53 in 13 games the year prior
Led Packers to a 14-1 final season and state championship game appearance, the No. 1 ranking in the state of Georgia and No. 14 national MaxPreps ranking
Named the team's Offensive Player of the Year, as they outscored opponents by an average of 39.3 to 10.4
His junior season, the Packers were 11-4, and won four games in their postseason playoff run

Personal

Criminal justice major
Chose Auburn over Florida, Florida State, Alabama, West Virginia, Kentucky, Louisville, UCF, USF and many others
Ranked No. 18 (ESPN), No. 24 (Rivals), and No. 34 (247Sports) nationally among offensive guard prospects
ESPN rated him as a four-star recruit, with an 80 scout grade and as the No. 49 overall player in the state of Georgia, while Rivals had him at No. 55 in GA and 24/7 at No. 63

Kamaar Bell