Kyle Trammell

Season-by-Season
2017

Appeared in all 11 games at linebacker
Recorded nine tackles (three solo, six assisted)
Tallied one tackle for loss & one forced fumble in win over nationally-ranked The Citadel (Oct. 14)

2016

Appeared on both sides of the ball throughout a productive redshirt sophomore campaign
Moved to running back mid-season to shore up injury-plagued unit
Rushed for 157 yards on 42 carries (3.7 yards per carry)
Recorded Mercer’s longest rush of the year with a 50-yard touchdown vs. Austin Peay (Oct. 22)
Gained 97 yards on 13 carries against Austin Peay (Oct. 22)
Tallied 23 total tackles (14 solo, nine assisted)
Notched 4.5 tackles-for-loss, one sack and one quarterback hit
Biggest defensive performance came against VMI (Oct. 1) with seven tackles and two TFL

2015

Redshirted after appearing in four games (one start) & suffering a season-ending injury
Totaled 15 tackles (4 solo, 11 assisted) on the year
Notched one tackle-for-loss and an assisted sack
Led a balanced defensive attack with five tackles in a win over Stetson (Sept. 12)

2014

Played in all 12 games as a freshman, earning the start in two contests
Finished with 11 total tackles (5 solo, 6 assisted)
Matched his season-high of three tackles and tallied a forced fumble in a win at Stetson (Sept. 13)

Before Mercer
High School

Played at Mount Paran Christian High School under head coach Mitch Jordan
Named a Honorable Mention Marietta Daily Journal/Cobb All-County selection
Set the school’s single-season rushing record with 1,194 yards and seven TDs on 183 carries
Recruited by Air Force, Furman, Northwestern, Samford, and William and Mary
Participated in school’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Also starred on the Mount Paran baseball and wrestling teams

Personal

Born September 17, 1995 to Robert and Cynthia Trammell in Atlanta, Ga.
Has a younger sibling, Taylor
Chose Mercer because of the opportunity to pursue both a bachelor’s and master’s degree