2022 | JUNIOR
Limited by injury to seven games ... played in the opening six contests and then again in the College Football Playoff National Championship ... rushed for 34 yards on the year with a season-best 28 on three carries, including a 22-yard gain, against Tarleton ... totaled three receptions ... had two catches versus Oklahoma in the 55-24 win ... also caught a pass against Georgia.

2021 | SOPHOMORE (FLORIDA STATE)
Played in seven games … returned three kickoffs for 65 yards … had two kickoff returns for 52 yards, including a career long 33-yard effort, in the season opener versus No. 9 Notre Dame … also played against Jacksonville State, Wake Forest, Miami and Boston College.

2020 | FRESHMAN (FLORIDA STATE)
Saw action in five contests ... had three kickoff returns for 45 yards at No. 5 Notre Dame … made his collegiate debut at No. 12 Miami … also played in a 41-24 win versus Jacksonville State as well as against Pitt and NC State.

HIGH SCHOOL
Three-star recruit ranked as the 25th-best athlete nationally in the 247Sports Composite … rated by Rivals as the No. 18 athlete nationally and 19th among Louisiana prospects ... totaled 3,126 all-purpose yards in his high school career … averaged 11.4 yards per carry, rushing for 2,309 yards on 202 attempts ... totaled 36 touchdowns … rushed for 1,146 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior ... also had 132 yards and two touchdowns receiving as well as 272 return yards with one touchdown ... helped lead John Curtis Christian to the semifinal round of the state championships … played on an undefeated and state champion team his junior year ... totaled 1,265 all-purpose yards with 10 rushing touchdowns and one punt return score … ran for 269 yards and five touchdowns as a sophomore … also competed in track and field and was a four-time indoor state champion in the 60 meters … broke the state record with a time of 6.79 seconds in the 2020 state championship, bettering his mark of 6.82 from 2018 … his personal-best of 10.41 in the 100 was the fastest in Louisiana in 2019 and No. 5 nationally.

Corey Wren