Carter Sweazie

2025: Third Team All-Sun Belt offensive lineman Started all 14 games at left guard 2024: Played in 10 games, making eight starts at left guard Part of an offensive line that helped JMU rank top 30 in the FBS in seven categories, which included leading the country in fewest interceptions (4) and third in fewest turnovers (9) Also ranked 23rd nationally in time of possession (31:48), 24th in fewest fumbles lost (5), 26th in scoring offense (33.3), 28th in rushing yards (191.5) and 30th in pass efficiency rating (144.60) JMU led the Sun Belt in fewest turnovers, fewest interceptions, time of possession and red-zone passing touchdowns JMU scored north of 60 points twice, including 70 at North Carolina, setting a program record for points against an FBS team 2023: Played in 10 games, making one start at left guard Made first career start vs. Air Force in Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl (Dec. 23) Part of an offensive line that helped JMU rank top 30 in the FBS in six offensive categories, which included tied for sixth in passing touchdowns (36), 13th in pass efficiency rating (162.6), completion percentage (67.3%), 17th in yards per pass attempt (8.6), 20th in passing yards (284.8) and 23rd in scoring offense (34.1) JMU offense led the Sun Belt in yards per pass attempt, passing touchdowns and pass efficiency Also ranked second in both scoring and passing yards while coming in third in completion percentage, red-zone offense (84.7%) and time of possession (31:17) JMU scored over 40 points in five games, all against FBS competition, including a JMU FBS-best 56 at Coastal Carolina to repeat as first-place finishers in Sun Belt East Division 2022: Redshirted to retain a year of eligibility High School: Washington Post First Team All-Metro as a senior VHSL 5A First Team All-State as a junior and senior First Team All-Region as a junior and senior and Second Team as a sophomore First Team All-Potomac District as a junior and senior and Second Team as a sophomore Helped Stone Bridge to 2020-21 and 2021 5A state titles Also part of the Bulldogs’ 2018 and 2019 berths in 5A title game Personal: Son of Charles and Sandra Sweazie Has a brother, Christian, and two sisters, Cayla and Carly His brother plays basketball at Pikeville His sister, Cayla, plays softball at Morgan State His father went to JMU Majoring in justice studies