Guilford College

2015

• received his second First Team All-ODAC honor and becomes one of seven Quakers to receive four All-ODAC selections in their career
• ranked ninth in the ODAC with 77 tackles, good for second on the team
• led the Quakers with four takeaways, including a team-best three interceptions (4th in the ODAC) and one fumble recovery
• scored a touchdown when he returned an interception 18 yards for a score versus Shenandoah
• finished his career second only to Drew Baker ’94 in Guilford history with 322 tackles, including 36.5 for loss and 7.5 sacks
• forced five fumbles, recovered four, and intercepted four passes in his four seasons for Guilford
• named team's Defensive MVP

2013

• played in nine games, starting eight
• earned Second Team All-ODAC honors
• ranked second on the team with 73 tackles (35 solo, 38 assisted)
• had three games with 10 or more stops, including a season-high 12 at Washington and Lee University and against Randolph-Macon College
• led Guilford with five tackles for loss this year

  2012

• First Team All-ODAC
• won Guilford's Defensive MVP Award
• led Guilford with 108 tackles (50 solo)
• ranked fourth in the ODAC with 10.8 tackles per game
• had a league-best 14 tackles for loss
• shared the ODAC lead with 6.5 sacks
• contributed an interception and fumble recovery
• made 10 or more tackles in each of Guilford’s first six games
• had seven games of 10 or more stops
• his career-high 19-tackle effort versus Methodist University Sept. 8 marked the second-highest tackles total in the ODAC in 2012 and included two sacks and five tackles for loss
• the 19 tackles are the most by a Guilford defender since 1999
• had 14 tackles, including a sack, in the Quakers’ Oct. 11 league win over Bridgewater College, which earned him the ODAC’s Defensive Player of the Week Award

2011

• Second Team All-ODAC
• started in six of his 10 games at linebacker
• ranked second on the team and 14th in the ODAC with 6.4 tackles per game
• made 40 solo stops and had 12.5 tackles for loss, which led the team and stood third in the conference
• forced two fumbles and had a sack
• had three games with 12 or more stops, including 13-tackle efforts versus Southern Virginia University and Emory & Henry College
• made four tackles for loss among his nine stops and forced fumble Oct. 29 against league champion Hampden-Sydney College

Personal

• three-time member of Guilford's Student-Athlete Honor Roll
• dean's list student
• lettered two seasons for coach Mark Propst at R.J. Reynolds High School
• also participated with the Demons' track and field team
• son of Robert Smith and Cassandria Springs
• minor in business