Tyler Stolsky

At Florida Atlantic Redshirt Junior (2025) Joined the Owls in January of 2025 Started and served as the team's defensive captain in the season opener versus Maryland and ended his FAU debut with five tackles, including one for a loss of two yards and he added a pass breakup Had five tackles in the Owls' 561-4 win over FAMU Saw limited action after his start at FIU and was credited with a solo tackle Versus Memphis, recorded three tackles, including a sack for a loss of six yards Finished his outing at Rice with eight tackles in the Owls' 27-21 win in Houston Led the Owls with 13 tackles, his first FAU double-digit performance, in the Owls' 53-33 win over UAB Recorded his second-consecutive game with double-digit tackles, 12, versus No. 19 South Florida Turned in his third-consecutive double-digit tackle night at undefeated Navy with 13 Continued with his double-digit efforts collecting 12 tackles, including six solo, versus Tulsa Ended his game at Tulane with three tackles Saw action in his 11th game as an Owl and ended the UConn contest with three tackles Led the Owls with 12 tackles, his fifth 12+ tackle game of the season and he added a five-yard fumble return and a pass breakup versus ECU At Minnesota Redshirt Sophomore (2024) Made one tackle against North Carolina Tallied three tackles, had one tackle for loss and broke up one pass against Rhode Island Played against Nevada Made one tackle against Iowa Played at Michigan Saw action at UCLA and against Maryland Made one tackle at Illinois Competed at Rutgers Played against Penn State and made one tackle at Wisconsin Redshirt Freshman (2023) Played in all 13 games, starting twice on defense, registering 26 tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack Made his Minnesota and collegiate debut against Nebraska where he competed on special teams Saw action against Eastern Michigan and at North Carolina Competed at Northwestern Had one tackle against Louisiana Made three tackles against Michigan Competed at Iowa Had one tackle against Michigan State Played against Illinois Saw extensive action on defense and made seven tackles at Purdue Started at Ohio State and made eight tackles Played against Wisconsin Started against Bowling Green, recording six tackles and one sack Freshman (2022) Did not see game action, retaining his eligibility as a redshirt High School Attended Portage Central High School in Portage, Michigan As a senior, made 105 tackles, 15 tackles for loss and seven sacks, also forced 10 fumbles and an interception Had five receptions for 75 yards to help lead team to a 9-3 record and a district title As a junior, he made 134 tackles, 17 tackles for loss and six sacks, also forced four fumbles and recovered two in the pandemic-shortened season Associated Press named him First Team All-State in 2020 and Honorable Mention All-State in 2021 Honored as a two-time MLive/Kalamazoo Gazette Defensive Player of the Year Coached by Mick Enders Three-star recruit according to 247Sports Personal Son of Chris and JulLea Stolsky (both parents grew up in Minnesota) Has one sibling (Aidan) Grandfather, Milton Jan Schwantz, played college football at Minnesota and was a member of the Gopher offensive line from 1960-64 Second uncle, Jeff Schwartz, played college football at the University of Illinois