* 2008 Phil Steele’s College Preview All-Missouri Valley Football Conference first team
* 2007 All-Great West Football Conference first team
* 2007 Phil Steele’s College Preview All-Great West Football Conference second team
* 2006 All-GWFC first team (media)
Made impression from the first day of fall camp as a freshman and continues to work hard to improve his skills ... Played in 32 games in career including 22 starts ... Covers a great deal of ground with outstanding speed and quickness ... Tough, physical player ... Enters fall camp as the starter at the “Sam” linebacker position ... 2007 SEASON (JUNIOR): Started in 10 games ... Second on the team with 72 tackles including 41 solos and five tackles for loss ... Named to the All-Great West Football Conference first team ... Ranked sixth in tackles in the league statistics ... Part of defensive unit that led the GWFC in rushing defense, pass defense and total defense ... Recorded his second career interception against Southern Utah (10-27-07) ... Added three sacks ... Twice reached double-figures in tackles ... Recorded a career-high 13 tackles including eight solos against Illinois State (11-3-07) ... Had 10 tackles in the win over Sam Houston State (9-15-07) ... Credited with five pass breakups ... 2006 SEASON (SOPHOMORE): Started in all 11 games and tied the team-high with 67 tackles ... That total included 36 solo stops with 4.5 tackles for loss and a pair of sacks ... Recorded first collegiate interception in the GWFC championship game against South Dakota State (11-18-06) ... Credited with double-figure tackles in two games ... Season-high 11 tackles including seven solos at Southern Utah (10-28-06) ... Matched his season best of seven solo tackles and had nine overall in the comeback win at UC Davis (11-4-06) ... Finished with 10 tackles including five assists in the 23-10 win over Northeastern (9-16-06) ... Made five tackles including 1.5 tackles for loss in 34-14 win at Georgia Southern (10-7-06) ... Named to the All-GWFC first team by the media ... 2005 SEASON (FRESHMAN): Played in all 11 games during freshman year ... Credited with 17 tackles including 13 solo stops and two tackles for loss ... Made first collegiate start against nationally-ranked Southern Illinois (11-19-05) ... Recorded a season-high six solo tackles, seven overall against the NCAA playoff bound Salukis ... Made a pair of solo tackles including a tackle for loss in the season opener against Arkansas-Monticello (9-1-05) ... Came up with two tackles in the Dakota Marker win over South Dakota State (11-12-05) ... HIGH SCHOOL: Selected to the Associated Press all-state first team defense following his senior season at Champlin Park High School for coach Mike Korton ... Named the Northwest Suburban Conference Most Valuable Defensive Player in 2004 ... Recorded 110 tackles and came up with a pair of interceptions from his linebacker spot ... Also played fullback, averaging 4.7 yards per carry and scoring seven TDs ... Three-time all-conference performer, who also earned a spot on the KARE 11/Star Tribune all-metro and Minnesota Vikings all-state teams ... Also competed in basketball and track & field ... PERSONAL: Has one brother, Nomar ... Hobbies inculde football, basketball, golf, softball and hanging out with friends ... Majoring in physical education ... Son of Ramon and Vernell Humber.
Humber’s Career Bests
Solo Tackles: 8 vs. Illinois State, 11-3-07
Assisted Tackles: 7 at Stephen F. Austin, 9-30-06
Tackles: 13 vs. Illinois State, 11-3-07
Tackles For Loss: 1.5 at Georgia Southern, 10-7-06
Sacks: 1 at Cal Poly, 11-10-07; at Mississippi Valley State, 10-13-07; vs. UC Davis, 10-6-07; vs. Mississippi Valley State, 10-14-06
Interceptions: 1 vs. Southern Utah, 10-27-07; vs. South Dakota State, 11-18-06
Pass Breakups: 2 vs. UC Davis, 10-6-07
Games W/Double-Figure Tackles: 4 games
DEFENSIVE POINT CHART
SEASON G UT AT TT FF FR P,BU-D INT Blkd Pts. Sacks Penetr’s
2005 11 13 4 17 0 0 0 0 0 107 0 2
2006 11 36 31 67 0 0 3 1 0 395 2 4.5
2007 10 41 31 2 0 0 5 1 0 430 3 5
Career 32 90 66 156 0 0 8 2 0 932 5 11.5
