JUNIOR (2007): Started and played in all but one game... ranked 40th nationally averaging 0.46 stolen bases per game (28-of-30)... finished 10th among the GS season ?Top 10' leaders in stolen bases... posted a .959 fielding percentage in his first full year at second base... 13 hit by pitches and 29 walks... recorded first-career 2-home run game during the Charleston series (game two) and walked two times that game... five RBI and two runs scored in the series, all coming in game two... recorded three RBI and three runs in the Hawai'i series, in addition to nine assists and five putouts... finished the Georgia Tech home series 5-for-10... career-high three stolen bases in game one of the New Jersey Tech series... had five runs scored, two RBI, four walks and 6-of-6 in stolen bases during that three-game sweep... hit a 2-run homer at home against Jacksonville... three multi-hit games (6-of-13) in weekend series against Brown and Kennesaw State during the Eagle Invitational, scoring six runs... hit a key 2-run triple during the ninth inning in the come-from-behind win against Bethune-Cookman in Myrtle Beach... finished the Lipscomb series 4-for-13... 3-for-3 in stolen bases against Elon with three RBI in the series... hit a 2-run single in the home win over North Florida... matched his career-high of three hits at Mercer... 4-for-12 in the Appalachian State series... posted a .333 batting average against Wofford (5-for-15), scoring two runs and hitting two doubles... walked three times against the Terriers... great all-around series against Davidson, batting .357 with three stolen bases, seven putouts, nine assists and no errors... scored four runs in The Citadel series... overall batted .367 against left-handed pitchers... .390 when he was the leadoff hitter... successful 10-of-14 times with a runner on third base and less than two outs... 15 of his 32 RBI came with two outs... SOPHOMORE (2006): Started 17 times (including the first nine games, seven straight during May)... first home run and career-high four RBI in the nightcap win over Saint Joseph's... also equaled career-high scoring two runs that game... drove in two runs in the doubleheader opener versus St. Joseph's... drew two walks in the series finale... three runs scored in the first three games of the season... over final nine games went 10-for-30 with three multi-hit games... .440 on-base percentage, drawing seven walks and getting hit by a pitch five times... 2-2 in stolen bases (Coastal Carolina, South Alabama)... six times had two hits in a game, including the same day against Coastal Carolina and South Alabama... two putouts, 10 assists and no errors in his final three appearances... during his final eight games committed one error (playing second base), had eight putouts and 16 assists... batted .344 in SoCon games... .396 against right-handed pitching... 3-of-5 as a pinch-hitter... batted .371 with runners in scoring position... FRESHMAN (2005): Started in 27 games... first collegiate game he started at shortstop in the season-opener against nationally-ranked Georgia Tech, going 1-for-3... singled on the first pitch he saw as an Eagle... season-high two hits against Davidson, Georgia, Georgia State (twice), Wofford and Appalachian State... season-high two RBI at Georgia and at home against the Bulldogs... scored three runs against Davidson and at Appalachian State... 2-for-2 with three runs scored in the finale at ASU... 2-for-3 with three runs scored in game two against Davidson, in addition to his four putouts and four assists... hit a double three times during a four game stretch (one each game)... five assists each in the first two games at East Tennessee State... five assists against Gardner-Webb... committed two errors during his final nine games played... 5-for-12 during the road trip through ASU and Georgia State... hit by a pitch twice in the first game at Georgia State... HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered for coach Jamie Cassady... team captain as a junior and a senior...won Golden Glove Award his sophomore, junior and senior years... earned letters in baseball and basketball... PERSONAL: Born June 1, 1986 in Griffin... enjoys playing basketball and listening to the radio... lists a time when against Team Canada he threw a runner out at first base off of a backhanded play in the hole at shortstop as his No. 1 sports highlight... his family has been a major influence, “They inspire me to do my best in whatever I set out to do.”... most admires coach Anthony Dye, “He has passion for the game and much needed constructive criticism, he was always truthful with me.”... his younger brother was featured in Sports Illustrated ?Faces in the Crowd' last year, and could potentially be a Major League Baseball first round draft pick this season following his senior year of high school... enjoys movies and sports... enjoys listening to Jay-Z... son of Jimmy and Ella Beckham... MAJOR: General Studies