Camden Redd

Transferred to the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff from Iowa Central Community College, bringing outstanding size, athleticism, and versatility to the Golden Lions' tight end room. Spent his freshman season with one of the nation's premier junior college football programs, helping the Iowa Central Tritons compile a 10-2 overall record, capture the Midwest Football Conference Championship, and win the Graphic Edge Bowl. Developed as a versatile tight end while refining his skills as both a blocker and pass catcher against elite NJCAA competition. Graduated from Logan Elm High School in Circleville, Ohio, where he established himself as one of the state's premier tight ends and one of the top receiving threats in the Mid-State League. During his senior season, Redd recorded 35 receptions for 665 yards and eight touchdowns, averaging 19.0 yards per reception and 66.5 receiving yards per game. He posted multiple 100-yard receiving performances, including seven receptions for 121 yards against Miami Trace and four receptions for 122 yards and one touchdown against Teays Valley. He also recorded two receptions for 78 yards and one touchdown against Liberty Union, showcasing his ability to create explosive plays down the field. Redd's outstanding production earned him Ohio All-State honors and First Team All-Mid-State League (MSL) recognition. He finished 90th in Ohio in receiving yards, 19th in Ohio Division IV, and second in the Mid-State League (Buckeye Division) in receiving yards, establishing himself as one of the top tight end prospects in the state before signing with Iowa Central Community College.