University of Houston Athletics
2024 Football Roster
Roster

Jersey Number 66
Peyton Dunn
- Position:
 - OL
 
- Height:
 - 6-6
 
- Weight:
 - 325
 
- Class:
 - Senior
 
- Hometown:
 - Brandon, Miss.
 
- High School:
 - Jackson Prep
 
- Prev School:
 - ULM
 
As a Senior (2024)
As a Junior (2023)
Prior to Houston
High School
Personal
- Started all 12 games all at left guard
 - Two-time UH honorary game captain (at TCU, vs. Baylor)
 - 2024-25 UH Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Representative
 - Played five snaps at center – all at #15/13 Oklahoma (Sept. 7)
 - 759 snaps played including 723 at left guard
 - Second on team with 728 offensive snaps played
 - 85.9 pass-block grade (PFF) ranked fourth among Big 12 guards
 - 85.9 pass-block grade (PFF) led team
 - One sack allowed in 344 opportunities (98.7 PFF efficiency)
 - No quarterback hits allowed in 11 of 12 games
 - No QB hits allowed in final five games (127 opportunities)
 - 31 field goal kick snaps played ranked tied for tops on team
 - 71.0 offensive grade at Cincinnati (Sept. 21) led all Big 12 guards in Week 4
 - 86.8 pass block grade at #15/13 Oklahoma (Sept. 7)
 - Pass block grade vs. Sooners ranked second among Big 12 guards in Week 2
 - 87.0 pass block grade vs. #17/15 Kansas State (Nov. 2)
 - Pass block grade vs. Wildcats ranked second among Big 12 guards in Week 10
 
As a Junior (2023)
- 2023-24 UH Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Representative
 - Appeared in all 12 games
 - 164 snaps played
 - 95 snaps at right guard; 11 snaps at left guard
 - 49 snaps on FG/XP kick
 - No sacks allowed in 60 opportunities
 - One QB hit allowed in 60 opportunities
 - Season high 30 snaps – all at right guard – vs. Sam Houston (Sept. 23)
 - Season best 81.1 pass block grade (10 pass block snaps) at Rice (Sept. 9)
 - No hurries allowed in 10 opportunities at Kansas State (Oct. 28)
 - 94.2 PFF efficiency
 - No penalties in seven of eight games
 
Prior to Houston
- Spent three seasons at ULM (2020-22)
 - Played 1,292 snaps at left guard between 2021-22
 - Started 11 games at left guard (614 snaps) in 2022
 - Allowed one sack in 355 chances
 - Appeared in 11 games in 2021 including 10 starts at left guard
 - Fourth among Warhawk offensive linemen with 679 snaps
 - 70+ snaps in seven games
 - 12 knockdowns tied for fourth on the team
 - Multiple knockdowns in four games
 - Helped pave the way for Malik Jackson (118.7 rushing yards over last three games)
 - Jackson added two 100-yard efforts in last three games
 - Season-best 78 snaps and produced two knockdowns at App State
 - ULM set season highs for rushing yards (231) and rushing touchdowns (3) at App State
 - 74 snaps and season-high four knockdowns in 41-31 victory vs. South Alabama
 - Warhawks amassed a season-best 555 yards total offense vs. South Alabama
 - Earned first collegiate start in 2021 season opener at Kentucky
 - Did not compete during 2020
 
High School
- 2019 Midsouth Association of Independent Schools (MAIS) All-Star Game participant
 - Three-year starter at Jackson (Mississippi) Preparatory School
 - Helped Patriots to combined 35-4 (.897) record
 - Helped squad to back-to-back Class 6A MAIS state championships (2017-18)
 - Two-time all-district selection
 - Earned all-metro honors
 - Jackson Prep's Most Valuable Offensive Player
 - Helped Jackson Prep rush for 2,142 yards (5.7 yards per carry) in 2019
 - 41 rushing touchdowns and 33.8 points per game for program in 2019
 - Paved way for 1,500-yard rusher, who also scored 30 rushing TDs
 - Helped ground game average 7.7 yards per carry in 2018
 - Offense totaled 33 rushing TDs in 2018
 
Personal
- Earned Bachelor of Science in Integrated Studies (May '24)
 - Nickname: PDunn
 - Hobbies: hunting, fishing, riding horses
 - Describes himself as dominant, aggressive and clean
 - Favorite childhood memory is hunting with his dad
 - Game day rituals include praying, smelling salts and music
 - Dream job outside of football: to be on a hunting TV show
 - Could be a professional Fortnite player
 - Hidden talent: He will go all in on Poker on bad hands
 - Chose UH because of family culture, atmosphere, opportunity to play at highest level, and to help UH win a Big 12 title
 - If he could eat one food for the rest of his life: steak
 - His motivation for working hard: his family who helped him get to this point in his career
 - Best advice: earned not given
 - Highlight of his life thus far: playing LSU in Death Valley in a night game
 - Sports hero: Taylor Lewan -- how he played the game is what Peyton is trying to emulate
 - Most memorable athletic feat: won the Most Valuable Offensive Line Player at ULM
 - Interesting fact: is a huge karaoke guy
 
Postgame Press Conference: Football vs. West Virginia
Saturday, November 01
Press Conference: Head Coach Willie Fritz Previews West Virginia
Monday, October 27
Postgame Press Conference: at #24 Arizona State
Saturday, October 25
Press Conference: Head Coach Willie Fritz Previews Arizona State
Monday, October 20
































































































































