AT COLORADO: This Season (Jr.)-Enters the fall atop the depth chart at the sam outside linebacker position.  The coaches believe he is among the players geared to have a breakout season.  He had 14 tackles and two sacks in the three main spring scrimmages.

2008 (Soph.)-He saw action in eight games, opening with solid play against Colorado State, but he suffered a leg injury that would sideline him the next four games.  He did return to play in the final seven, posting 18 tackles for the year (nine solo, four losses including a sack), with five third down stops, three quarterback hurries, two passes broken up and a forced fumble.  He had a career-high four tackles (two solo) against Oklahoma State, with three against Kansas State (all solo) and Nebraska.  He had an outstanding spring and ended drills in a virtual tie atop the depth chart at outside linebacker with the veteran Brad Jones.  He had 10 tackles (eight solo, three for losses with a sack) in the three main spring scrimmages, and the coaches selected him as the recipient of the Dan Stavely Award as the most improved defensive lineman for spring ball.

2007 (Fr.-RS) -He saw action in four games, including two on defense, where he was in for a total of eight plays.  Six of those came in the Miami-Ohio game where he registered his only tackle on the year, which was a solo stop.  He also appeared on special teams on occasion.  He had eight tackles (seven solo) and a third down stop in the four full spring scrimmages.

2006 (Fr.)-Redshirted; practiced the entire fall as an outside linebacker.

HIGH SCHOOL-Rivals.com ranked him as the No. 5 overall prospect in Hawai'i, and as the No. 46 overall weak side defensive end in the nation.  He earned OIA (Oahu Interscholastic Association) player of the year honors as a senior, as he was a first-team all-state selection by the Honolulu Advertiser in addition to being a first-team all-OIA performer at defensive end.  He was a three-time, first-team all-league performer, and also garnered first-team all-state honors as a junior and second-team mention as a sophomore.  A three-year starter, he had 50 quarterback sacks in his career, including 17 as a senior when he had 65 tackles (50 solo), with 12 forced fumbles, five recoveries (one returned for a touchdown), six passes broken up and two blocked punts.  He led a defense that posted eight shutouts en route to winning the state title.  He had 15 sacks as a junior, 16 as a sophomore and two his freshman year, when he made the varsity as a 160-pound end.  Top games as a senior included a 43-0 win over Farrington, when he had 10 tackles, eight for losses including four sacks, two forced fumbles and a blocked punt, and a 52-0 victory over Kaimuki, when he had 12 tackles, four for losses, and a fumble recovery he returned 28 yards for a touchdown.  He lettered four times for coach Siuaki Livai, as Kahuku has become a state power, challenging traditional dominant schools St. Louis and Punahou.  Kahuku won the state championship both his senior year (with a 15-1 record) and his sophomore campaign (going 14-0), while reaching the semifinals his junior season (finishing 12-2).  That added to a 41-3 record over the three seasons after KHS went 6-4 his freshman year.  He also lettered three times in soccer (goalie), and four times in track (throws), with bests of 150-0 in the discus and 46-0 in the shot put.

ACADEMICS-He is majoring in Ethnic Studies at Colorado.  He owned a 3.1 grade point average in high school, and was a member of the Honor Roll his sophomore through senior years.