Kaleb Mathis

AT COLORADO 2025 (So.) Played in all 12 games, starting in one. Made his first collegiate start in the regular season finale on the road against Kansas State. Played the most special teams snaps on the team with 211 across four different units: kickoff, kickoff return, punt, and punt return. Ended the season with 40 special teams points, the third most in a season in Colorado history. He had one unassisted tackle, six assisted tackles, one assisted tackle inside the 20, seven knockdown or springing blocks, three downed punts, eight forced fair catches, and 13 times first down field which is the third most in CU history, and one controlled squib kick return. On offense he had two receptions for 17 yards all in the final game of the season. 2024 (RS. - Fr.) Played in four games during the 2024 season. On special teams he played 15 snaps and recorded one tackle and one forced fumble. 2023 (Fr.) Played in 12 games starting 0. Had 6 total receptions for 38 yards. His longest reception was 14 yards at Utah in week twelve. Recorded 1 total tackle at TCU in week one. AT GRACE PREP Played the last two seasons at Grace Prep for coach Chad Pegues in Arlington, Texas, while also playing at Trinity Christian in Cedar Hill, Texas, as a freshman. The last two seasons, he caught 103 passes for 1,567 yards and 14 touchdowns, and had five rushes for 79 yards on offense, and added 48 tackles, five tackles for loss, two interceptions, five pass breakups and one forced fumble on defense Senior season he had 53 receptions for 845 yards and four touchdowns and three rushes for 54 yards on offense and 38 tackles, two interceptions, one forced fumble and one pass breakup on defense. Junior season he helped the team to a 10-1 record catching 48 passes for 722 yards and 10 touchdowns and had two rushes for 25 yards on offense, and added 20 tackles and four pass breakups on defense. Freshman season playing at Trinity Christian with his dad Kevin Mathis, CU head coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders and current CU linebackers coach Andre’ Hart as his head coach, he had two receptions for seven yards and one tackle and a fumble recovery on defense. Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders and current CU linebackers coach Andre’ Hart as his head coach, he had two receptions for seven yards and one tackle and a fumble recovery on defense.