Evan Wibberley

2025 – Junior • Transferred to Kentucky after three seasons at Western Kentucky • Has played in 25 career games with 15 consecutive career starts 2024 – Sophomore (WKU) • Started in all 14 games at center for the Hilltoppers, helping WKU finish 8-6 overall and earn berths in both the CUSA Championship Game and the Boca Raton Bowl • Named to Phil Steele’s 2024 Postseason CUSA All-Conference Fourth Team 2023 – r-Freshman (WKU) • Started in one of 11 games played in 2023 • Primarily provided depth on special teams, but was thrust into a starting role as the team’s center for the 38-35 overtime victory against Old Dominion in the Famous Toastery Bowl • Helped the Hilltoppers finish second in Conference USA … tie for ninth nationally in sacks allowed with just one per game • Named to the 2023 Conference USA All-Freshman Team as an offensive lineman 2022 – Freshman (WKU) • Redshirt season High School • Rated as a three-star prospect coming out of Dixie Heights High School • A versatile athlete who saw action a left tackle, right tackle, defensive end and defensive tackle • A three-year starter for head coach David Brossart • Earned First Team All-State, First Team Tri State, First Team All-District and First Team All-Region as a senior after helping the Colonels average 330 yards per game • Named the John Schlarman Lineman of the Year in 2021 • Earned a Top 26 Award by at the Northern Kentucky Football Coaches Association • Name to the All-Northern Kentucky Team by local coaches two straight seasons • Also wrestled for a season at Dixie Heights • An excellent student who graduated with a 4.3 grade point average Personal • Born in Cincinnati, Ohio • Son of Inga Wibberley and the late Matt Wibberley • Has one older brother, Logan Evan Says • Nickname is “Wibbz” • Other than play in the NFL, his dream job is to be a sales manager • The one thing most people don’t know about him is that he battles ulcerative colitis • Besides playing football, he’s also good at pickle ball • His biggest motivator is his dad who passed away from cancer in November of 2023