Ryan Randall

Bio

2019: A do-it-all glue player appeared in all 12 games for Carson-Newman as a receiver and member of special teams. As a pass catcher, he made one catch for 16 yards against UVa-Wise (9/28).  Randall blocked a punt against Catawba that Caleb Goins picked up for a touchdown. As a member of Carson-Newman's special teams units he made five tackles.    

2018: Appeared in all 11 games on special teams and as a reserve wide receiver.  He made four tackles on special team.  Caught two pooch kicks on kick off returns and returned a punt 11 yards against Virginia-Lynchburg (10/20).  

2017: Did not appear in any games. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A three-sport athlete at Calhoun High School, Randall also lettered in basketball and baseball.  On the gridiron, he led the Yellow Jackets in receptions and punt return yardage as a junior.  He had more than 1,000 all-purpose yards as a senior to lead the team in the category.  He also had the high water mark on the squad for picks.  He took all three sports he played to postseason play, the Yellow Jackets won a football title in 2014 and advanced in the playoffs every other year he was on the team.  Basketball was a runner up for the state title his freshman year, and made it to the quarter finals his junior year.  On the diamond as a junior, he helped the baseball team make it to the Elite Eight of the state tournament. Randall is a member of the Georgia Sports Writers’ Association’s All-State football team.  He also earned all-county and all-region honors. 

PERSONAL: The son of Chris and Angel Randall, he plans to study education at Carson-Newman.  He is a member of the honor roll and merit list for Calhoun High School.  Twice in his high school career he was named a Positive Athlete Georgia nominee.  He is an active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a member of the Boys and Girls Club.