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Jersey Number 16
Brian George
- Position:
- DB
- Height:
- 6-2
- Weight:
- 200
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Belle Glade, Fla.
- High School:
- Glades Central HS
- Prev School:
- Texas A&M / Highland CC
As a Senior (2023)
Prior to Houston
Personal
- Appeared in 10 of Houston’s 12 games (446 snaps)
- Five starts at cornerback – all during final six games of season
- 393 of 446 snaps at wide corner
- 37 tackles (25 solo), 0.5 TFL and one breakup
- 18 tackles (13 solo) across his final three games
- Season high eight tackles vs. #8/8 Texas (Oct. 21)
- Eight tackles vs. Longhorns ranked as third most on team
- Third on team with seven tackles at UCF (Nov. 25)
- Three stops against UTSA (Sept. 2), TCU (Sept. 16) and Sam Houston (Sept. 23)
- Five tackles (four solo) against Cincinnati (Nov. 11)
- Led UH cornerbacks in run defense grade (72.4) and pass rush grade (68.8)
Prior to Houston
- Spent three seasons at Texas A&M
- Started two of five games he appeared in during 2022
- Made one tackle and one pass breakup in the season-opening win vs. Sam Houston
- Three tackles against Mississippi State
- Played in five games during 2021
- Started first four games of season
- Made start and tallied three tackles vs. Kent State
- Career-high four tackles in win at Colorado
- Made tackle vs. New Mexico
- Two tackles against Arkansas
- Played in all 10 games, making two starts during 2020
- Made A&M debut in the season-opening win over Vanderbilt
- Made first start, picking off a pass late in the fourth quarter at Tennessee
- Four tackles in win at Tennessee
- Started at corner in the Orange Bowl victory over North Carolina
- Three tackles and a pass breakup vs. North Carolina
- Earned team's Academic Excellence Award following a strong spring semester
- Coached by Aaron Arnold at Highland Community College
- 2019 JUCO Second Team All-American
- Pair of interceptions and six pass breakups
- 26 tackles and a fumble recovery
- Averaged 22.7 yards per kick return
- One kick return touchdown
- 4-star, top-four JUCO player in the country (247Sports and Rivals)
- Joined Houston in January as mid-year enrollee
Personal
- Nickname: BG
- Hobbies: fishing, playing video games and hunting
- Dream job: Head coach
- He’s very funny
- Hidden talent: ability to talk to people that he doesn’t know
- Chose UH because it’s a great program that made him feel home
- One word to describe himself on the field: Dog
- If he could eat one food for the rest of his life: Chicken
- His motivation for working hard: His parents
- Best advice: When things get hard keep pushing
- Sports hero: Deion Sanders since he was the greatest to do it as a defensive back
- Memorable athletic feat: 2020 Orange Bowl champion
- Unique fact: He loves to fish
Press Conference: Head Coach Willie Fritz Previews Texas Bowl vs. LSU
Monday, December 22
National Signing Day Press Conference
Wednesday, December 03
Postgame Press Conference (at Baylor)
Saturday, November 29
Postgame Press Conference: Football vs. TCU (Players)
Saturday, November 22
