Guilford College

2010: Started nine games at cornerback and one at safety... named to the ODAC's Sportsmanship Team... made a career-high 40 tackles... best outing of the year came on Oct. 2 against Washington and Lee University, where he recorded a career-high12 tackles... 2009: Second Team All-ODAC pick according to a vote of the league's head coaches... ranked third on the team with two interceptions... led the Quakers with seven pass breakups... ranked seventh in the ODAC with 1.0 passes defended per game and ninth with 0.2 interceptions per outing... added 23 tackles (15 solo) in nine games... one of his best performances came against Catholic University when he had a season-high six tackles and a pass breakup... also periodically returned punts... made interceptions in back-to-back conference games with Bridgewater College and Washington and Lee... 2008: Led the Quakers and ranked second in the ODAC with five interceptions in 10 games, the seventh-best total in school history... stood 42nd in NCAA Division III with 0.5 interceptions per game... ranked third in the ODAC with 1.5 passes defended per game... had three interceptions, seven breakups and 13 tackles (10 solo) in six ODAC games... had a season-high seven tackles, two pass breakups and an interception versus Methodist University... returned an interception 69 yards for a touchdown at Washington and Lee, one of his five games with at least one interception... broke up three passes and had an interception at Emory & Henry College... Personal: Earned a spot on Guilford's Fall 2008 Student-Athlete Honor Roll... lettered four years for coach Brian Paschal's Roanoke High School team.... received Second Team Washington Daily News All-Area, All-Tobacco Belt and All-Atlantic Eight Conference laurels and helped Roanoke to the 2007 state regional playoffs... a standout member of the basketball team... helped his club to the 2007-08 Atlantic Eight Conference regular-season and tournament titles... won Roanoke's Wendy's High School Heisman in 2007 and lettered three years with the baseball team... recruited by Chowan University, North Carolina Wesleyan College and Winston-Salem State University... son of Kenneth and Brenda Hyman... business minor.