Ja'kavion Nonar

At Florida Atlantic Redshirt Junior (2025) Drew the start at left tackle in the Owls' season opener versus Maryland Started in the Owls' 56-14 win over FAMU Credited with his third start of the season when the Owls traveled to FIU Returned as the Owls' left tackle in the 27-21 win over Rice Started his fifth game of the year, a 53-33 win over UAB Part of a five man unit that started the second time together and protected quarterbacks who had 58 pass attempts versus No. 19 South Florida Started back to back games at left tackle at Navy and then at home versus Tulsa, a game that FAU won 40-21 behind the most complete offensive game the Owls have had At Tulane, afforded the opportunity to work with the same starting five as they did a week ago Drew the start, versus UConn, and provided protection for a quarterback that threw for 494 yards and had a program game high in both attempts and completion Started in the season finale versus ECU Redshirt Sophomore (2024) Returned to South Florida and joined the Owls in January of 2024 Shifted to TE for the Owls and saw action versus Army Saw action in the Owls' 41-10 win over Wagner Had special teams action at UTSA Contributed in the South Florida game plan Saw special teams action at Temple Gained work in the Owls' versus Charlotte contest Continued to help with the Owls' special teams efforts in the Tulsa contest At Maryland As a Redshirt Sophomore (2023) Part of a team that finished 8-5 on the season with a 35-13 victory over Auburn in the Music City Bowl As a Freshman in 2022 Did not appear in game action. High School 2020 Sun Sentinel Second Team All-County Named to ESPN 106.3's Top 63 list, which recognizes the top seniors in Florida's Palm Beach, Martin, Indian River, and St. Lucie counties First Team All-State Started for a Glades Central team that went 5-1 and played for a South Florida tri-county championship in 2020 Also played basketball Personal Born on Nov. 4, 2003 Son of Jesse and Deliliah Nonar Three older siblings: Jasmine Nonar, Je’cynthia Nonar, and Jessarious Wallace Sports hero is Ray Lewis Considered Maryland over Florida, Ole Miss and Pittsburgh