# denotes has a redshirt year available
2024 (Sophomore Season, Cerritos JC): Caught 35 passes for 675 yards and six touchdowns while playing in nine games … also had three kickoff returns for 69 yards … had a season-high six catches in four games … had back-to-back 100-yard receiving games … had six grabs for 128 yards and a touchdown with a long of 46 yards against San Diego Mesa … followed that up with six catches for a career-high 155 yards and a 69-yard touchdown against Ventura … caught six passes for a third straight game, this for 92 yards against Orange Coast … just missed a 100-yard game with 98 yards on three catches against Citrus, adding a touchdown … his two catches in his first game of the season both went for touchdowns against Antelope Valley … had six receptions for 39 yards and a touchdown aginst Golden West.
2023 (Freshman Season, Cerritos JC): Caught four passes for 65 yards and one touchdown … pulled in his touchdown pass against Mt. San Antonio College, while he hauled in a 39-yard pass against Long Beach City College … brought back three kickoffs for 58 yards, which included a 29-yard return against East Los Angeles College … also rushed twice for eight yards against East Los Angeles.
High School: Voted the San Gabriel Valley League Offensive Player of the Year as a senior after posting 42 receptions for 760 yards and 12 all-purpose touchdowns … also named 2nd All-CIF and his team’s Most Valuable Player .. was a Second Team all-league selection as a junior and sophomore, while he was their Newcomer of the Year as a freshman … registered 400 receiving yards and four touchdowns on 26 catches his junior year … was a member of the football, basketball and track and field team.
Personal: Parents are Carl and Rosemary Blair … has four siblings, Carl, Laila, Jayla and Noah … His brother Carl played basketball at the University of Oklahoma while his sister Laila was on the basketball team at the University of Houston … majoring in liberal arts and intergrated studies … birthday is January 14, 2004.
