University of Rhode Island

2021 (Redshirt Senior)

• Started all 11 games
• Second on the team with 87 tackles and had two tackles for loss, one sack, one interception one forced fumble, two pass break ups and one quarterback hurry
• Made five stops at Elon (11/20)
• Had six tackles and one quarterback hurry against New Hampshire (11/13)
• Made seven tackles at Massachusetts (11/6)
• Had two tackles, two quarterback hurries and one pass break up against Maine (10/30)
• Made 13 tackles and forced a fumble at Villanova (10/23)
• Had a career-high 17 tackles - tied for the eighth most in program history - at Towson (10/16)
• Tied for team-high honors with 11 tackles against No. 10/9 Delaware (10/9)
• Had eight tackles, including one tackle for loss, against Stony Brook (10/2)
• Had six tackles and his first career interception at Brown (9/18)
• Made a team-high eight tackles with one sack at UAlbany (9/11)
• Had five tackles and one pass break up against Bryant (9/4)

2020-21 (Senior)

• Had a career-high 14 tackles against No. 9 Delaware (3/27)
• Made three tackles at No. 18/19 Albany (3/20)
• Had three tackles at No. 6 Villanova (3/13)

2019 (Junior)

• Appeared in 12 games, making 11 starts at linebacker
• Finished the season with 47 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and one pass break-up
• Made four stops against James Madison (11/23)
• Had two tackles, including a half sack, at Maine (11/16)
• Made two tackles and broke up a pass against Merrimack (11/2)
• Had four tackles against Elon (10/26)
• Made five stops, including one for loss, at Albany (10/19)
• Had seven tackles at Virginia Tech (10/12)
• Made nine tackles, including two for loss, against Stony Brook (9/28)
• Had six tackles against Delaware (9/7)
• Made his Rhode Island debut and had seven tackles at Ohio (8/31)

Before Rhode Island

• A mid-year commit, he joined team for Spring Camp in 2019
• Led Lackawanna to an El Toro Bowl victory in 2018
• Two-time Second Team All-Conference pick for Lackawanna
• Had 64 tackles, 10 tackles for loss, two sacks, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries in 2018

Personal

• Born Feb. 2, 1998
• Son of Flo and Melvin Mullings
• Has one sister, Shaniese Stokes
• A Dean's List student, he comes from the same program that produced Rams Branyan Javier-Castillo and Keith Wells
• Chose URI over Robert Morris, Old Dominion and Sacred Heart
• Picked Rhode Island because of the feeling of being home, the players welcomed him and the coaches were honest with him
• Favorite athlete is Ray Lewis
• Favorite teams are the Patriots and Penn State