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2005 (Sophomore): Made his way on to the field for two games, in which he recorded a solo tackle in a loss to USC. As he continues to grow, his chances for playing time will increase next year with the departure of Anthony Trucks. 2006 will be the year he needs to step up if he is going to make a big contribution.

2004 (Freshman): Worked his way onto the field for five games, including four of the final six contests, recording his lone tackle in his final appearance against UCLA. Experienced his most extensive action in collegiate debut vs. Idaho, taking part in eight downs.

2003 (Redshirt): High School - Rated as the 42nd-best prep prospect in the Midwest (SuperPrep) as well as one of the top 10 defensive backs, the first-team all-state selection (Illinois High School Football Coaches Association) proved to be a major force behind the Lancers’ No. 14 season-ending state ranking among all classes. Also rated 21st according to Rivals.com among the nation’s top safety hopefuls. The three-year starter and two-time Upstate Eight Conference honoree accumulated 97 tackles his senior year in addition to 12 pass deflections and two interceptions. Also displayed exemplary athletic skills on special teams as he blocked six punts as a senior. The hard-hitting defender accrued all-state honorable mention attention as a junior after leading the team with 90 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and nine pass deflections. After starting at cornerback his sophomore season, he paced a secondary that was vital to the school advancing to the state 8A semifinals with a 10-3 record in 2003.

Personal: Born Kwame Kusi Agyeman on Oct. 26, 1985 in Atlanta, Ga. Parent: Juaben Agyeman. Family: One brother, one sister. High School (Coach): Lake Park (Andy Livingston) 2004. Major: Pre-Business Administration.

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OREGON — After afforded the luxury of grasping the system the last two years and observing what it takes to be successful, coaches feel he has positioned himself to make an impact. Enjoyed a solid spring showing while demonstrating a good knowledge of team’s defensive concepts as well as opposing offenses’ strategies. Provides the flexility of playing both on the perimeter or inside, although spent the majority of last spring concentrating at the outside linebacker post. Possesses great instincts that allowed him to improve his anticipation to swarm to the football faster and make plays he wasn’t capable of in the past. Impressed coaches enough in the early going as a true freshman to forgo a redshirt season before emerging as a solid reserve behind an all-conference standout. Last season’s development hampered by missed time during the ‘05 spring, however accomplished the needed improvement this off-season to thrust himself in the middle of competition for a starting berth.

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