Michael Fallah

Second Team All-Northeast Conference (2024) Second Team All-Conference · Phil Steele FCS Magazine Third Team All-NEC · Started nine games at left guard · Member of an offensive line unit that ranked second in the FCS in sacks allowed per game (0.64) and did not allow a sack in five outings · Offensive line also led NEC and ranked eighth in the FCS in tackles for loss allowed per game (3.82) · Paved the way for a rushing offense that averaged 138.2 yards per game and protected the pocket for the top passing offense at 289.5 yards per game in league play. Returned from injury and made 11 consecutive starts at left guard starting in Week 2 at WVU · Helped pave the way for 100+ rushing yards in seven games with two 200+ games · Protected the pocket for the top passing offense in the NEC, which featured the second-most passing yards per completion (17.33) in the FCS · Part of O-Line unit that did not allow a sack in the Coastal Carolina nor Sacred Heart games ... Finished season 32nd in FCS allowing just 1.50 sacks per game Appeared in four games and made one start (vs. LIU) at left tackle · Helped protect pocket for 448 yards of passing against LIU and paved the way for over 100 rushing yards vs. Sacred Heart and at Saint Francis Appeared in all 10 games as a reserve offensive lineman Appeared in all five games in his first collegiate season Played for head coach Dan Sabella at Don Bosco Prep · Helped Ironmen to NJSIAA State title game as a senior in 2019 · Earned North Jersey Super - United Red all-conference accolades Full name: Michael Kian Fallah · Son of Elizabeth and Michael Fallah · Has two sisters (Kathryn and Sarah) · Born Jan. 29, 2002 in Ridgewood, N.J.