Samuel Musungu

Did not play due to injury. Earned Second Team All-Ivy honors after a record-breaking season as one of the top receivers in the nation ... Led the Ivy League in receptions (83, second nationally) and receiving touchdowns (10, No. 9 nationally) while finishing second in receiving yards (960) ... 10 total touchdowns led all Ivy League players ... Recorded two 100-yard games and twice hauled in 14 receptions, the most by a Big Red player in a single game (tied for the fifth-most in the FCS this season and one shy of the school record) ... Consistently dominant, logging at least five catches in every game and four contests with 100 or more all-purpose yards ... Had multiple two-touchdown performances, including a historic three-touchdown game against Penn (Nov. 9), tying the school's single-game record ... highlighting an 82-yard catch at Princeton (Nov. 2), part of a career-best 165-yard performance. Appeared in all 10 games across the season, all on offense ... made 14 catches and 6 rushes in his first season ... caught a season-long 22-yard pass against Brown en route to a 75-reception-yard outing ... made his first-career catch and rush at Yale ... scored his first career touchdown at Harvard on a 12-yard reception ... ranked fifth on the team in reception yards, totaling 207 across the season ... fourth-leading Big Red rusher among non-running back athletes. An all-state selection as a senior at Andover Senior HS after catching 41 passes for 648 yards and 15 touchdowns ... was a three-time all-conference and all-district pick ... helped his team to a pair of sectional titles ... tied a state record with five receiving touchdowns in a game ... served as team captain as a senior ... grabbed 108 passes for 1,562 yards and 28 touchdowns for his career ... was a three-time all-conference pick in basketball, winning three sectional titles ... served as team captain his final year. Samuel Tshvuadi Musungu is the son of Firmin and Micheline Musungu and has two older sisters ... he is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.