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Spartans Welcome Graduate Transfers for First Summer Semester
5/16/2022 12:06:00 PM | Football
EAST LANSING, Mich. – Three graduate transfers – tight end Daniel Barker (Illinois), running back Jarek Broussard (Colorado) and offensive lineman Brian Greene (Washington State) – have officially joined the Michigan State football program with classes for the first summer semester starting on Monday, May 16.
Michigan State is slated to begin summer conditioning on May 31.
DANIEL BARKER – TE – 6-4 – 250 – Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – Illinois – Deerfield Beach High School
Graduate transfer from Illinois joins the Spartans for his fifth season of eligibility in 2022 . . . four-year letterwinner at Illinois (2018-21) . . . had 64 receptions for 827 yards and 11 touchdowns in 44 games at Illinois, including 21 starts at tight end . . . has the most TD catches (11) of any tight end in Fighting Illini history . . . earned his bachelor's degree in communication.
2021 SEASON (SENIOR AT ILLINOIS): Ranked third on the team with 18 receptions for 202 receiving yards . . . played in all 12 regular-season games, including five starts . . . tied for the team lead with four receiving touchdowns . . . tied for the team lead with five touchdowns (four receiving, one rushing) . . . ranked 17th in the Big Ten in receiving touchdowns (4) . . . had two catches for 47 yards vs. Rutgers, including a 26-yard TD grab . . . had a 10-yard TD reception vs. Charlotte . . . hauled in a career-best five passes for 74 yards and two touchdowns vs. UTSA; became first Illinois tight end to record two TD catches in a game since Matt LaCosse in 2013.
2020 SEASON (JUNIOR AT ILLINOIS): Played in all eight games and started five at tight end . . . had 19 catches for 268 yards and two touchdowns . . . ranked second on the team in catches and receiving yards . . . had three receptions for 54 yards and a TD at Penn State in the regular-season finale . . . caught four passes for 40 yards vs. Iowa . . . had a season-best five catches for 74 yards vs. Purdue.
2019 SEASON (SOPHOMORE AT ILLINOIS): Played in all 13 games and started eight at tight end . . . had 18 receptions for a career-best 273 receiving yards and four touchdowns . . . ranked second on the team in TD catches and third in receiving yards . . . hauled in three passes for 55 yards and a 5-yard TD in the Redbox Bowl vs. Cal . . . had the game-winning last-second touchdown catch at Michigan State to help Illinois finish the biggest comeback in program history in a 37-34 win . . . recorded three receptions for 37 yards vs. No. 6 Wisconsin to help Illinois win 24-23 . . . had four catches for 90 yards, including a 52-yard reception, vs. Eastern Michigan . . . had two receptions for 44 yards at Connecticut, including an 18-yard TD grab . . . had a 2-yard TD catch in season-opener vs. Akron.
2018 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT ILLINOIS): Played all 12 games with three starts at tight end . . . had nine receptions for 84 yards and one touchdown . . . first career touchdown came against Minnesota on Nov. 3 on a 30-yard reception . . . had three catches for 19 yards vs. Penn State . . . had three receptions for 30 yards vs. USF . . . started his first collegiate game as a true freshman, becoming just the second true freshman tight end to start a season opener in Illinois history.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Played high school football at Deerfield Beach High School in Deerfield Beach, Florida . . . earned Sun Sentinel honorable mention accolades in 2017 . . . helped Deerfield Beach reach the Class 8A state playoffs his senior season in 2017 . . . played at Boyd Anderson Senior High School in Lauderdale Lakes as a junior in 2016 . . . born Sept. 23, 1999.
JAREK BROUSSARD – RB – 5-9 – 185 – Dallas, Texas – Colorado – Bishop Lynch High School
Transferred to Michigan State from Colorado in May 2022 . . . graduated from Colorado in May 2022 with a bachelor's degree in ethnic studies . . . rushed for 1,556 yards and seven touchdowns on 298 carries (5.2 avg./91.5 ypg) in two seasons (17 games, including 15 starts, from 2020-21) for the Buffaloes . . . had six 100-yard games at CU . . . has 1,715 all-purpose yards in his career (1,556 rushing, 146 receiving, 13 kick return).
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT JUNIOR AT COLORADO): Led Colorado in rushing for the second year in a row with 661 yards and two touchdowns on 142 carries (4.7 avg.) . . . played in 11 games, including 10 starts . . . also had 13 catches for 81 yards . . . honorable mention All-Pac-12 choice by the coaches . . . had two 100-yard games (151 yards vs. Oregon State; 108 vs. UCLA) . . . ranked second on the team with 35 first downs (33 rushing, two receiving) . . . missed the regular-season finale at Utah due to an injury . . . rushed 16 times for 108 yards at UCLA . . . recorded season highs in carries (24) and yards (151) in a double-overtime win at Oregon State on Nov. 6 . . . had 16 carries for 68 yards at USC . . . rushed for 51 yards and one TD on 12 carries vs. Texas A&M . . . scored one rushing touchdown and collected 94 yards on the ground on 15 attempts in season-opening win over Northern Colorado . . . was listed on the Doak Walker Award preseason watch list.
2020 SEASON (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE AT COLORADO): Named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year after leading the league in rushing with 895 yards and five touchdowns on 156 carries (5.7 avg; 149.2 ypg) in just six games in the pandemic-shortened season . . . also named the AP Pac-12 Co-Offensive Player of the Year . . . first-team All-Pac-12 honoree by the coaches, Associated Press, Bay Area News Group and Phil Steele . . . named one of three winners of the Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year Award after rebounding from two ACL surgeries to lead the Pac-12 in rushing . . . earned CU's John Mack Award as the team's offensive MVP and CU's CUSPY for Male Athlete of the Year across all sports . . . his 149.2 rushing yards per game ranked third in the FBS . . . also had nine receptions for 65 yards . . . ranked ninth in the FBS in all-purpose yards per game (162.2) . . . had four 100-yard rushing games in just six contests . . . had 27 carries for 82 yards and two TDs vs. Texas in the Alamo Bowl . . . rushed for 80 yards on 14 attempts at Utah . . . compiled 301 rushing yards – the fourth-highest single-game total in Colorado history – on just 25 carries in a 24-13 win over Arizona on Dec. 5 . . . named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week for the second time of the season . . . became just the fourth FBS running back since 1996 to rush for 100-plus yards in four straight games to open a career, joining Adrian Peterson (Oklahoma, nine games), Rudi Johnson (Auburn, five) and Anthony Davis (Wisconsin, four) . . . had 155 yards in the second quarter alone against the Wildcats, breaking Eric Bieniemy's previous CU-quarter record of 131 against Oregon State in 1988 . . . Broussard's 184 first-half rushing yards was the second-highest total by a Buffaloes running back in a half . . . became first player in CU history to have three 50-yard rushes in the same game . . . tallied 733 rushing yards in the first four games of the season, the most-ever by a Colorado player . . . had a season-high 32 carries for 124 yards in victory over San Diego State . . . rushed 27 times for 121 yards in win at Stanford . . . opened the season with 31 carries for 187 yards and three touchdowns, adding two receptions for 21 yards and one kickoff return for 13 yards in win over UCLA on Nov. 7; set CU records for rushing yards, yards from scrimmage (208) and all-purpose yards (221) for a player in their first game to earn Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honors . . . also became the seventh CU player to rush for more than 100 yards in his first game and had the third-most yards for a first start at running back in Buffaloes history.
2019 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT COLORADO): Missed the entire season due to a knee injury . . . named the CU Student-Athlete of the Month for October.
2018 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT COLORADO): Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Played at Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas, Texas, junior and senior seasons . . . was the TAPPS (Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools) District 1 MVP as a junior and a senior . . . garnered first-team TAPPS All-State and All-District honors as a wide receiver both seasons as well . . . Team MVP as a senior . . . under coach Chuck Faucette, the Friars went 12-1 his senior year, losing to St. Pius X in the semifinals of the D1 TAPPS Playoffs and went 9-5 as a junior when they beat Bishop Dunne 21-17 in the D1 TAPPS championship game . . . as a senior, had 63 carries for 745 yards and 10 touchdowns, going for over 100 yards in two games with a long run of 89 yards . . . added 22 receptions for 360 yards and three TDs . . . on defense, had 22 tackles and a sack, and on special teams, gained 170 yards on three kickoff returns, which included an 85-yard TD, and also returned 19 punts for an average of 14.3 yards . . . as a junior, rushed 77 times for 875 yards and 13 TDs while catching 44 passes for 781 yards and nine more TDs . . . in a 62-28 playoff quarterfinal victory over St. Joseph Academy, scored six TDs and racked up 402 all-purpose yards (172 receiving on four receptions, had 84 yards rushing on seven carries, returned two kickoffs for 126 yards, highlighted by his 89-yard return for a TD, and had one punt return for 20 yards) . . . rushed for 167 yards on just five carries, averaging 33.4 yards per attempt with a long of 80 in the 49-42 win over Trinity Christian . . . on the track he had a personal-best time of 11.57 in the 100-meter dash and a long jump of 21-11.5, which placed him first at the TAPPS 6A North Regional meet . . . played his first two seasons of high school at Richardson High School . . . majored in ethnic studies at Colorado . . . given the Clancy A. Herbst Jr. Student-Athlete Achievement Award in 2021, given to CU student-athletes for overcoming personal, academic or emotional challenges or difficulties to success both academically and athletically . . . born April 24, 2000 in New Orleans, Louisiana . . . older brother, Jalen, played football at Reedley College in California.
BRIAN GREENE – OL – 6-3 – 300 – Yakima, Wash. – Washington State – Eisenhower High School
Sixth-year graduate transfer from Washington State joined the Spartan program in May 2022 . . . played in 30 career games at WSU from 2018-21, including 10 starts at center (four in 2020; six in 2021) . . . played a total of 671 snaps on offense for the Cougars, including 636 the past two seasons . . . former walk-on was placed on scholarship at Washington State in 2019.
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT SENIOR AT WASHINGTON STATE): Started six games at center for the Cougars (vs. Utah State, Oregon State, Stanford, BYU, Arizona State, Central Michigan) . . . played in eight games overall, also seeing time at left guard . . . played a total of 364 snaps . . . played 68 snaps in Sun Bowl vs. Central Michigan . . . played a career-high 72 snaps in a starting assignment vs. Arizona State . . . named to the Rimington Trophy Watch List (nation's top center) heading into the 2021 season.
2020 SEASON (REDSHIRT JUNIOR AT WASHINGTON STATE): Started all four games at center during the pandemic-shortened season . . . played a total of 272 snaps . . . named All-Pac-12 Conference honorable mention . . . made first career start at Oregon State in season opener on Nov. 7 and played 65 snaps . . . recorded team-best four knockdown blocks in 69 snaps against No. 11 Oregon . . . recorded team-best six knockdown blocks in 69 snaps at No. 20 USC . . . credited with three knockdown blocks while playing 69 snaps at Utah.
2019 SEASON (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE AT WASHINGTON STATE): Appeared in all 13 games, mostly on special teams . . . appeared all season on field goal and PAT units . . . played at center in games against New Mexico State, Northern Colorado, Colorado and at Oregon, playing a total of 24 snaps on offense . . . put on scholarship in summer of 2019.
2018 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT WASHINGTON STATE: Appeared in final five games . . . made collegiate debut on field goal against California in win over the Golden Bears on Nov. 3 . . . appeared at center late at Colorado and Arizona . . . appeared on PAT against Washington and in Alamo Bowl win over Iowa State . . . played a total of 11 snaps on offense.
2017 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT WASHINGTON STATE): Redshirted . . . joined Washington State as a walk-on.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Attended Eisenhower High School in Yakima, Washington . . . three-year letterwinner for Coach Gary Juninez . . . as a senior in 2016, named Yakima Valley Football Player of the Year by the Yakima Valley Sports Commission . . . also named the Columbia Basin Big Nine League Lineman of the Year and to the All-CBBN first team as a right guard and nose tackle . . . as a junior in 2015, named Columbia Basin Big Nine League Lineman of the Year . . . as a sophomore in 2014, named to All-Columbia Basin Big Nine second-team . . . also lettered four times in track and field, once in wrestling and once in basketball . . . as a senior, placed fourth in shotput (54-8) at 4A state championships . . . born in Madison, Wisconsin . . . son of Robert and Kim Greene . . . graduated with a bachelor's degree in history from Washington State in 2020 . . . earned a second undergraduate degree in social sciences from WSU in May 2022.
Michigan State is slated to begin summer conditioning on May 31.
DANIEL BARKER – TE – 6-4 – 250 – Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – Illinois – Deerfield Beach High School
Graduate transfer from Illinois joins the Spartans for his fifth season of eligibility in 2022 . . . four-year letterwinner at Illinois (2018-21) . . . had 64 receptions for 827 yards and 11 touchdowns in 44 games at Illinois, including 21 starts at tight end . . . has the most TD catches (11) of any tight end in Fighting Illini history . . . earned his bachelor's degree in communication.
2021 SEASON (SENIOR AT ILLINOIS): Ranked third on the team with 18 receptions for 202 receiving yards . . . played in all 12 regular-season games, including five starts . . . tied for the team lead with four receiving touchdowns . . . tied for the team lead with five touchdowns (four receiving, one rushing) . . . ranked 17th in the Big Ten in receiving touchdowns (4) . . . had two catches for 47 yards vs. Rutgers, including a 26-yard TD grab . . . had a 10-yard TD reception vs. Charlotte . . . hauled in a career-best five passes for 74 yards and two touchdowns vs. UTSA; became first Illinois tight end to record two TD catches in a game since Matt LaCosse in 2013.
2020 SEASON (JUNIOR AT ILLINOIS): Played in all eight games and started five at tight end . . . had 19 catches for 268 yards and two touchdowns . . . ranked second on the team in catches and receiving yards . . . had three receptions for 54 yards and a TD at Penn State in the regular-season finale . . . caught four passes for 40 yards vs. Iowa . . . had a season-best five catches for 74 yards vs. Purdue.
2019 SEASON (SOPHOMORE AT ILLINOIS): Played in all 13 games and started eight at tight end . . . had 18 receptions for a career-best 273 receiving yards and four touchdowns . . . ranked second on the team in TD catches and third in receiving yards . . . hauled in three passes for 55 yards and a 5-yard TD in the Redbox Bowl vs. Cal . . . had the game-winning last-second touchdown catch at Michigan State to help Illinois finish the biggest comeback in program history in a 37-34 win . . . recorded three receptions for 37 yards vs. No. 6 Wisconsin to help Illinois win 24-23 . . . had four catches for 90 yards, including a 52-yard reception, vs. Eastern Michigan . . . had two receptions for 44 yards at Connecticut, including an 18-yard TD grab . . . had a 2-yard TD catch in season-opener vs. Akron.
2018 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT ILLINOIS): Played all 12 games with three starts at tight end . . . had nine receptions for 84 yards and one touchdown . . . first career touchdown came against Minnesota on Nov. 3 on a 30-yard reception . . . had three catches for 19 yards vs. Penn State . . . had three receptions for 30 yards vs. USF . . . started his first collegiate game as a true freshman, becoming just the second true freshman tight end to start a season opener in Illinois history.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Played high school football at Deerfield Beach High School in Deerfield Beach, Florida . . . earned Sun Sentinel honorable mention accolades in 2017 . . . helped Deerfield Beach reach the Class 8A state playoffs his senior season in 2017 . . . played at Boyd Anderson Senior High School in Lauderdale Lakes as a junior in 2016 . . . born Sept. 23, 1999.
JAREK BROUSSARD – RB – 5-9 – 185 – Dallas, Texas – Colorado – Bishop Lynch High School
Transferred to Michigan State from Colorado in May 2022 . . . graduated from Colorado in May 2022 with a bachelor's degree in ethnic studies . . . rushed for 1,556 yards and seven touchdowns on 298 carries (5.2 avg./91.5 ypg) in two seasons (17 games, including 15 starts, from 2020-21) for the Buffaloes . . . had six 100-yard games at CU . . . has 1,715 all-purpose yards in his career (1,556 rushing, 146 receiving, 13 kick return).
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT JUNIOR AT COLORADO): Led Colorado in rushing for the second year in a row with 661 yards and two touchdowns on 142 carries (4.7 avg.) . . . played in 11 games, including 10 starts . . . also had 13 catches for 81 yards . . . honorable mention All-Pac-12 choice by the coaches . . . had two 100-yard games (151 yards vs. Oregon State; 108 vs. UCLA) . . . ranked second on the team with 35 first downs (33 rushing, two receiving) . . . missed the regular-season finale at Utah due to an injury . . . rushed 16 times for 108 yards at UCLA . . . recorded season highs in carries (24) and yards (151) in a double-overtime win at Oregon State on Nov. 6 . . . had 16 carries for 68 yards at USC . . . rushed for 51 yards and one TD on 12 carries vs. Texas A&M . . . scored one rushing touchdown and collected 94 yards on the ground on 15 attempts in season-opening win over Northern Colorado . . . was listed on the Doak Walker Award preseason watch list.
2020 SEASON (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE AT COLORADO): Named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year after leading the league in rushing with 895 yards and five touchdowns on 156 carries (5.7 avg; 149.2 ypg) in just six games in the pandemic-shortened season . . . also named the AP Pac-12 Co-Offensive Player of the Year . . . first-team All-Pac-12 honoree by the coaches, Associated Press, Bay Area News Group and Phil Steele . . . named one of three winners of the Mayo Clinic Comeback Player of the Year Award after rebounding from two ACL surgeries to lead the Pac-12 in rushing . . . earned CU's John Mack Award as the team's offensive MVP and CU's CUSPY for Male Athlete of the Year across all sports . . . his 149.2 rushing yards per game ranked third in the FBS . . . also had nine receptions for 65 yards . . . ranked ninth in the FBS in all-purpose yards per game (162.2) . . . had four 100-yard rushing games in just six contests . . . had 27 carries for 82 yards and two TDs vs. Texas in the Alamo Bowl . . . rushed for 80 yards on 14 attempts at Utah . . . compiled 301 rushing yards – the fourth-highest single-game total in Colorado history – on just 25 carries in a 24-13 win over Arizona on Dec. 5 . . . named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week for the second time of the season . . . became just the fourth FBS running back since 1996 to rush for 100-plus yards in four straight games to open a career, joining Adrian Peterson (Oklahoma, nine games), Rudi Johnson (Auburn, five) and Anthony Davis (Wisconsin, four) . . . had 155 yards in the second quarter alone against the Wildcats, breaking Eric Bieniemy's previous CU-quarter record of 131 against Oregon State in 1988 . . . Broussard's 184 first-half rushing yards was the second-highest total by a Buffaloes running back in a half . . . became first player in CU history to have three 50-yard rushes in the same game . . . tallied 733 rushing yards in the first four games of the season, the most-ever by a Colorado player . . . had a season-high 32 carries for 124 yards in victory over San Diego State . . . rushed 27 times for 121 yards in win at Stanford . . . opened the season with 31 carries for 187 yards and three touchdowns, adding two receptions for 21 yards and one kickoff return for 13 yards in win over UCLA on Nov. 7; set CU records for rushing yards, yards from scrimmage (208) and all-purpose yards (221) for a player in their first game to earn Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week honors . . . also became the seventh CU player to rush for more than 100 yards in his first game and had the third-most yards for a first start at running back in Buffaloes history.
2019 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT COLORADO): Missed the entire season due to a knee injury . . . named the CU Student-Athlete of the Month for October.
2018 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT COLORADO): Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Played at Bishop Lynch High School in Dallas, Texas, junior and senior seasons . . . was the TAPPS (Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools) District 1 MVP as a junior and a senior . . . garnered first-team TAPPS All-State and All-District honors as a wide receiver both seasons as well . . . Team MVP as a senior . . . under coach Chuck Faucette, the Friars went 12-1 his senior year, losing to St. Pius X in the semifinals of the D1 TAPPS Playoffs and went 9-5 as a junior when they beat Bishop Dunne 21-17 in the D1 TAPPS championship game . . . as a senior, had 63 carries for 745 yards and 10 touchdowns, going for over 100 yards in two games with a long run of 89 yards . . . added 22 receptions for 360 yards and three TDs . . . on defense, had 22 tackles and a sack, and on special teams, gained 170 yards on three kickoff returns, which included an 85-yard TD, and also returned 19 punts for an average of 14.3 yards . . . as a junior, rushed 77 times for 875 yards and 13 TDs while catching 44 passes for 781 yards and nine more TDs . . . in a 62-28 playoff quarterfinal victory over St. Joseph Academy, scored six TDs and racked up 402 all-purpose yards (172 receiving on four receptions, had 84 yards rushing on seven carries, returned two kickoffs for 126 yards, highlighted by his 89-yard return for a TD, and had one punt return for 20 yards) . . . rushed for 167 yards on just five carries, averaging 33.4 yards per attempt with a long of 80 in the 49-42 win over Trinity Christian . . . on the track he had a personal-best time of 11.57 in the 100-meter dash and a long jump of 21-11.5, which placed him first at the TAPPS 6A North Regional meet . . . played his first two seasons of high school at Richardson High School . . . majored in ethnic studies at Colorado . . . given the Clancy A. Herbst Jr. Student-Athlete Achievement Award in 2021, given to CU student-athletes for overcoming personal, academic or emotional challenges or difficulties to success both academically and athletically . . . born April 24, 2000 in New Orleans, Louisiana . . . older brother, Jalen, played football at Reedley College in California.
BRIAN GREENE – OL – 6-3 – 300 – Yakima, Wash. – Washington State – Eisenhower High School
Sixth-year graduate transfer from Washington State joined the Spartan program in May 2022 . . . played in 30 career games at WSU from 2018-21, including 10 starts at center (four in 2020; six in 2021) . . . played a total of 671 snaps on offense for the Cougars, including 636 the past two seasons . . . former walk-on was placed on scholarship at Washington State in 2019.
2021 SEASON (REDSHIRT SENIOR AT WASHINGTON STATE): Started six games at center for the Cougars (vs. Utah State, Oregon State, Stanford, BYU, Arizona State, Central Michigan) . . . played in eight games overall, also seeing time at left guard . . . played a total of 364 snaps . . . played 68 snaps in Sun Bowl vs. Central Michigan . . . played a career-high 72 snaps in a starting assignment vs. Arizona State . . . named to the Rimington Trophy Watch List (nation's top center) heading into the 2021 season.
2020 SEASON (REDSHIRT JUNIOR AT WASHINGTON STATE): Started all four games at center during the pandemic-shortened season . . . played a total of 272 snaps . . . named All-Pac-12 Conference honorable mention . . . made first career start at Oregon State in season opener on Nov. 7 and played 65 snaps . . . recorded team-best four knockdown blocks in 69 snaps against No. 11 Oregon . . . recorded team-best six knockdown blocks in 69 snaps at No. 20 USC . . . credited with three knockdown blocks while playing 69 snaps at Utah.
2019 SEASON (REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE AT WASHINGTON STATE): Appeared in all 13 games, mostly on special teams . . . appeared all season on field goal and PAT units . . . played at center in games against New Mexico State, Northern Colorado, Colorado and at Oregon, playing a total of 24 snaps on offense . . . put on scholarship in summer of 2019.
2018 SEASON (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN AT WASHINGTON STATE: Appeared in final five games . . . made collegiate debut on field goal against California in win over the Golden Bears on Nov. 3 . . . appeared at center late at Colorado and Arizona . . . appeared on PAT against Washington and in Alamo Bowl win over Iowa State . . . played a total of 11 snaps on offense.
2017 SEASON (FRESHMAN AT WASHINGTON STATE): Redshirted . . . joined Washington State as a walk-on.
HIGH SCHOOL AND PERSONAL DATA: Attended Eisenhower High School in Yakima, Washington . . . three-year letterwinner for Coach Gary Juninez . . . as a senior in 2016, named Yakima Valley Football Player of the Year by the Yakima Valley Sports Commission . . . also named the Columbia Basin Big Nine League Lineman of the Year and to the All-CBBN first team as a right guard and nose tackle . . . as a junior in 2015, named Columbia Basin Big Nine League Lineman of the Year . . . as a sophomore in 2014, named to All-Columbia Basin Big Nine second-team . . . also lettered four times in track and field, once in wrestling and once in basketball . . . as a senior, placed fourth in shotput (54-8) at 4A state championships . . . born in Madison, Wisconsin . . . son of Robert and Kim Greene . . . graduated with a bachelor's degree in history from Washington State in 2020 . . . earned a second undergraduate degree in social sciences from WSU in May 2022.
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