2017 Liberty roster

76 players: 14 freshmen, 20 sophomores, 12 juniors, 1 senior, 29 with no class listed. From 20 states and 1 other country; the most from Virginia (14) and Florida (13). The 2017 season.

Quarterbacks 4

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
12Stephen Calvert QB3-star recruitSo.6′2″180Plantation, FL447 passing yards, 3 TD
87Spencer Jones QB6′1″197Nashville, TN1 catch, 26 yards, 1 TD
4Mason Cunningham QBSo.6′0″200Shelbyville, TN
14Henry Van Dellen QBFr.6′3″190Plymouth, MN

Running backs 7

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
34Carrington Mosley RB5′11″235Ewa Beach, HI122 rushing yards
23Frankie Hickson RBSo.5′8″190Lynchburg, VA17 rushing yards
9Kentory Matthews RBJr.5′8″180Virginia Beach, VA2 catches, 4 yards
36Thomas Kennedy FB5′11″240North Richland Hills, TX1 catch, 9 yards
21Mitchell Lewis FB3-star recruitFr.6′0″230Auburn, AL
25Peytton Pickett RBRS5′8″220Arlington, TX
28Tyron Staples RBRS5′11″205Bedford, VA

Receivers 9

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
11Antonio Gandy-Golden WRSo.6′4″220Dallas, GA13 catches, 192 yards, 2 TD
7Damian King WR5′11″175Saint Petersburg, FL10 catches, 66 yards
1Marquis Fitzgerald WR6′1″190Lubbock, TX6 catches, 47 yards
87Cephas Reddick WRSr.5′8″175Woodbridge, VA4 catches, 48 yards
5D.J. Stubbs WR3-star recruit5′9″185Jacksonville, FL3 catches, 19 yards
1Lionell McConnell WR2-star recruit5′11″195Allen, TX1 catch, 12 yards
2Kevin Shaa WRRS5′11″165San Francisco, CA
82B.J. Farrow WRJr.6′1″190Lynchburg, VA
86Michael Chorowicz WRFr.5′11″175Kohler, WI

Tight ends 5

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
40Zac Foutz TESo.6′3″250Roanoke, VA1 catch, 6 yards
15Chris Barrett TEFr.6′2″245Clearwater, FL
18Fidel Ogbeifun TEFr.6′2″240Douglasville, GA
30Michael Bollinger TE5′11″245Spartanburg, SC
84Jt Wood TE6′1″240Jacksonville, FL

Offensive line 8

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
56Dontae Duff OLSo.6′1″330Mesquite, TX
59Damian Bounds OLRS6′1″290Ellenwood, GA
65Thomas Sargeant OLRS6′1″295Mechanicsville, VA
66Ethan Crawford OLSo.6′4″300Augusta, GA
68Tristan Schultz OLRS6′4″305Culver, IN
72James Passmore OL2-star recruitJr.6′5″290Dallas, NC
73Sam Isaacson OLSo.6′7″315Lynchburg, VA
75Maisen Knight OLFr.6′5″315Salt Lake City, UT

Defensive line 14

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
44Dia’Vante Brown DE6′2″245Fairfield, TX4 tackles
54Juwan Wells DLJr.6′2″270Dublin, GA4 tackles
55Tolen Avery DLJr.6′3″295Galveston, TX3 tackles
99Ralfs Rusins DT6′6″325Carnikava, Latvia2 tackles
75Gregg Storey DL6′5″345Andrews, TX1 tackle
11Jessie Lemonier DLSo.6′3″240Hialeah, FL
15Jayod Sanders DERS6′3″240Tallahassee, FL
34Devin Pearson DLSo.5′11″315Cincinnati, OH
42Dylan Gilfoy DLSo.6′5″260Brentwood, CA
55Elijah James DTRS6′5″300Chicago, IL
58Thaddius Watson DLFr.6′0″255Arlington, TX
86Devonte Lloyd DTFr.6′2″300Meridian, MS
90Mitchell Hurtado DLJr.6′2″280Anaheim, CA
94Vincent Elefante DLSo.6′4″285Upland, CA

Linebackers 13

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
12Brandon Tillmon LB2-star recruitSo.6′0″210Lexington, SC4 tackles, 1 INT
20Jaylyn McKinney LBJr.6′0″225Lake Wales, FL2 tackles
20Solomon McGinty LB6′2″220Chicago, IL2 tackles
5Lucas Irons LBJr.6′0″215Fort Lauderdale, FL1 tackle
14Solomon Ajayi LBSo.6′1″235Frisco, TX
17Kedrick Bradley LBJr.5′11″230Chattanooga, TN
27Cheapell Morris LBSo.6′2″200North Highlands, CA
32Aaron Pierre LB2-star recruit6′0″225Tampa, FL
33Waylen Cozad LBFr.6′2″215Auburn, CA
47Remington Green LBFr.6′0″220King George, VA
48David King LBJr.6′1″220Stuarts Draft, VA
49Christian Launius LBFr.5′11″215Mocksville, NC
50Vincent Mangogna LBFr.6′0″210Medford, NY

Defensive backs 13

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
2Jeremy Peters CBJr.5′10″195Green Cove Springs, FL7 tackles
39Chris Turner CB6′3″175Llano, TX2 tackles, 1 INT
3Rion Davis S3-star recruitSo.6′0″190Hopkins, SC4 tackles
28Corbin Jackson SJr.6′0″205Charlotte, NC4 tackles
24Malik Matthews CBSo.5′11″195Jacksonville, FL3 tackles
8Jimmy Faulks CB6′1″190Saint Petersburg, FL2 tackles
31Elijah Benton SSo.6′1″205Forest, VA2 tackles
0Tim Kidd-Glass S6′1″210Danville, VA
6Ceneca Espinoza Jr. SFr.6′1″215Arlington, VA
13Isaac Steele SFr.6′0″180Peoria, AZ
17Benjamin Alexander SRS6′1″190Spring Mills, PA
20Bejour Wilson CBSo.5′11″170San Lorenzo, CA
22Kimani Donaldson CBRS6′0″170Jonesboro, GA

Specialists 3

No.PlayerClassHtWtHometown2017
90Alex Probert PK5′9″188Andover, MN4 of 4 field goals
35Trey Turner P5′11″210Houston, TX3 punts, 40.3 average
41Aaron Peart PSo.6′2″200Purcellville, VA
Frankie Hickson, Elijah Benton, Sam Isaacson, B.J. FarrowD.J. Stubbs, Malik Matthews, Jt WoodLionell McConnell, Solomon AjayiDamian King, Jimmy FaulksAntonio Gandy-Golden, Fidel OgbeifunSolomon McGinty, Elijah JamesPeytton Pickett, Thaddius WatsonTim Kidd-GlassMarquis FitzgeraldJeremy PetersKevin ShaaRion DavisMason CunninghamLucas IronsCeneca Espinoza Jr.Kentory MatthewsJessie LemonierBrandon TillmonStephen CalvertIsaac SteeleHenry Van DellenChris BarrettJayod SandersBenjamin AlexanderKedrick BradleyBejour WilsonJaylyn McKinneyMitchell LewisKimani DonaldsonCheapell MorrisCorbin JacksonTyron StaplesMichael BollingerAaron PierreWaylen CozadCarrington MosleyDevin PearsonTrey TurnerThomas KennedyChris TurnerZac FoutzAaron PeartDylan GilfoyDia’Vante BrownRemington GreenDavid KingChristian LauniusVincent MangognaJuwan WellsTolen AveryDontae DuffDamian BoundsThomas SargeantEthan CrawfordTristan SchultzJames PassmoreGregg StoreyMaisen KnightDevonte LloydMichael ChorowiczCephas ReddickSpencer JonesAlex ProbertMitchell HurtadoVincent ElefanteVA 14FL 13TX 12CA 7GA 6
Hometowns of the 2017 Liberty roster; the five states sending the most labeled with their players. Hover a dot for names. Map: us-atlas (public domain).

Where the roster comes from

By state

  1. Virginia 14
  2. Florida 13
  3. Texas 12
  4. California 7
  5. Georgia 6
  6. South Carolina 3
  7. Tennessee 3
  8. North Carolina 3

Top counties

  1. Tarrant County, Texas pop. 2.2 million 3
  2. Duval County, Florida pop. 1 million 3
  3. Pinellas County, Florida pop. 963,000 3
  4. Lynchburg city, Virginia pop. 79,497 3
  5. Cook County, Illinois pop. 5.2 million 2

Hometowns placed in their counties with the US Census Bureau’s Gazetteer files. Populations from the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey, 2020–⁠2024 5-year estimates. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Which states send the most FBS players for their size.

Rosters from CollegeFootballData.com, as the school listed them, each group in order of its players’ 2017 production (yards, tackles, kicks), then by number. Hometowns are each player’s latest on file. Transfers are this season’s arrivals through the portal; stars are the player’s 247Sports composite rating as a recruit.