Tulsa –– A returning letterwinner . . . 2002 –– Played in six games and started five contests . . . started at defensive end against Arkansas State and Louisiana Tech . . . was a starter at tackle vs. Baylor, Kansas and Boise State . . . was credited with 13 tackles and 3.5 stops for –12 yards . . . had a season-best three tackles against Louisiana Tech . . . had two stops in each against Oklahoma, Arkansas State, Baylor, Kansas and Boise State . . . Overall –– Missed spring drills with an injury . . . a very athletic player . . . has great quickness and agility for his size . . . has a great attitude . . . has worked extremely hard in the off-season . . . a strong and powerful player . . . has the ability to play both on the inside and outside.
Junior College –– Was a two-year letterwinner and starter at New Mexico Military Institute . . . played five different positions in 2001 including running back and defensive end . . . totaled 90 tackles, 35 assists and 55 solos in his sophomore season . . . also had eight sacks, 14 tackles for lost yardage, five hurries and one interception . . . junior college coach was John O’Mera.
High School –– Played his prep football at Williston (Fla.) High School . . . was a four-year starter on defense and offense . . . played tight end on offense, and linebacker and tackle on defense . . . was named first-team all-state, all-district and all-area as a senior . . . helped lead his prep team to the state playoffs both his junior and senior seasons . . . his team posted a 12-2 mark as a senior, and was 10-2 his junior season . . . his high school coach was Jim Lindsey.
Personal –– Enjoys playing video games . . . favorite NFL team is the Tampe Bay Buccaneers and his favorite NFL player is Warren Sapp . . . his favorite non-football athlete is Michael Jordan . . . favorite book is Of Mice and Men . . . his favorite class at TU is Harlem Renaissance . . . the three words that best describe him are “crazy, cool and calm” . . . lists Jamaica as the most memorable place he has visited . . . assists with an organization his dad founded in Florida called Teens on the Move . . . his cousin, Ernest Mills, played collegiate football at Florida and in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steelers . . . parents are Danny and Virginia Floyd . . . a sociology major . . . born January 23, 1982 in Gainesville, Florida.
Career Statistics
| Defense | G | UT | AT | Tot | Loss | Sack | FR | FF | PBU | Int |
| 2002 (Jr) | 6 | 9 | 4 | 13 | 3.5/-12 | 0/0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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