WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (April 2, 2014)—Today's William and Mary football spring practice update includes a video interview with DeAndre Houston-Carson and a quick look at the Tribe's spring depth chart at cornerback.
Defensive Backs Coach Tom Clark
“We have a skilled group of corners, led by returning all-conference performer and three-year starter, DeAndre Houston Carson. He is the guy with the most playing experience, and we'll look for him to be a leader of our young group. We have a great deal of competition for the starting spot opposite of DeAndre.”
Cornerbacks
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#36 DeAndre Houston-Carson, Jr. (6-1, 205)
2013 Video Highlights
Earned third-team All-CAA honors last season ... Finished the season with 62 tackles, 4.5 TFL, a sack, two interceptions, 13 PBU's and two blocked kicks ... Big, athletic corner ... Team's top cover corner last season and will look to continue honing his skills this spring ... Physical corner who can impact the run defense by making plays at the line of scrimmage. |
#8 Trey Reed, So. (5-8, 160)
Reserve who appeared in 10 games last season ... One of squad's fastest players ... Possesses outstanding quickness and ball skills ... Will challenge for starting spot as he continues to build his experience throughout the spring and fall ... Will also contribute as a return specialist on special teams. |
#5 Jesse McNeal III, Sr. (5-11, 180)
Reserve who appeared in three games last season ... Only senior at position ... Good size and grasp of defense ... Will compete for game reps throughout spring and fall. |
#27 Aaron Swinton, RFr. (5-9, 160)
Redshirted as a freshman last season ... Talented player with potential to challenge for game reps this fall ... Explosive athlete with good ball skills ... May contribute on special teams. |
#34 Anthony Fullum, RFr. (5-9, 160)
Redshirted as a freshman last season ... Hardworking player who will provide valuable depth as he continues his development. |
