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Jersey Number 28
Teagan Wilk
- Position:
- DB
- Height:
- 5-11
- Weight:
- 190
- Class:
- Junior
- Hometown:
- Berwick, Pa.
- High School:
- Berwick Area HS
- Prev School:
- East Carolina
As a Junior (2024)
Prior to Houston
High School
Personal
- Fall Academic All-Big 12 Conference
- Appeared in three games
- Missed final eight games with calf injury
- 65 snaps played including 44 defensively
- 21 snaps on special teams including 10 on kick return
- One tackle on season (solo stop vs. Rice)
Prior to Houston
- Spent four seasons at East Carolina (2020-23)
- Earned Bachelor of Science in Recreation and Park Management at ECU
- Three-year letterwinner who made 13 starts
- 99 tackles (63 solo) alongside 6.5 TFLs and 0.5 sacks
- At least one tackle in 31 of 34 games
- Multiple stops in 21 games
- Two career interceptions
- Eight pass breakups
- In 2023, started four games before suffering season-ending injury
- All four starts came at strong safety (182 snaps)
- 10 stops (six solo)
- Season-high six tackles against Marshall (three solo)
- Picked off second career pass at Rice
- Two pass breakups
- Multiple tackles in a game twice
- Started seven of 13 games in 2022
- Seven starts came at free safety
- 520 total snaps (472 defense, 48 special teams)
- Fifth on the team with 55 stops (36 solo)
- 2.5 TFLs for -3 yards
- Five pass breakups which was tied for second on team
- Career-high w10 tackles against Temple (four solo) and BYU (six solo)
- At least one tackle 11 of 13 contests (multiple nine times)
- 9.0 tackles against NC State and Campbell
- TFLs against NC State, Campbell and BYU (0.5/-1 yard)
- Pass breakups against NC State (2), Campbell (1), Cincinnati (1) and Temple (1)
- Appeared in 11 games during 2021
- Making two starts at free safety (Temple, Memphis)
- 216 defensive snaps including 72 at slot corner and 72 at free safety
- 24 stops (16 solo)
- 2.5 TFLs (-8 yards) and a half sack (-4 yards)
- At least one tackle in 10 of 11 games (multiple six times)
- Five stops (four solo) against South Florida
- Forced team-leading three fumbles (Marshall, Houston, South Florida)
- Pass breakup against Temple and a quarterback hurry versus Tulane
- First career interception came against South Florida
- Appeared in seven of nine ECU games during shortened 2020 season
- Played 105 snaps including 34 at slot corner
- Collegiate debut at Georgia State registering one stop
- 10 stops (five solo) with 1.5 TFLs (-4 yards)
- At least one stop in six of seven games (multiple three times)
- Three tackles (one solo) with a half TFL (-3 yards) at Tulane
- First career TFL (-1 yard) at USF
High School
- Three-star prospect according to 247Sports.com, Rivals.com and ESPN.com
- Three-time all-state selection
- 17 career interceptions at Berwick Area
- 22 overall interceptions with five as a freshman at Southern Columbia Area High School
- Helped program to 9-3 mark and 3-1 in conference during 2019
- Played on both sides of the ball as a senior (free safety and wide receiver)
- Defensively team allowed just 139 points in 12 contests (11.6 ppg)
- Seven INTs including one pick six as a junior
- Helped Bulldogs to a 9-3 record and defensive scoring average of 11.7 points per game
- Offensively, had 23 receptions for 214 yards and 2 TDs
- Added 197 rushing yards and five ground scores
- Topped Wyoming Valley Conference (WVC) with seven INTs as a sophomore
- Contributed to 10-3 campaign in 2017
- Split end (offense), free safety (defense) and as returner (special teams) during 2017
- Scored on a punt return during 2017
- Returned two interceptions for touchdowns
- Helped team to PIAA (Class 4A) playoff appearance
- Two-way performer at Southern Columbia Area High School as a freshman
- Helped Tigers post a 15-1 overall record (5-0 conference)
- Team made Class 2A postseason run
- Defensively, was second on unit with 115 tackles (46 solo)
- Added 4.0 TFLs while playing in all 16 contests
- 10 or more stops in four games including 18 vs. Schuykill Haven
- Had at least three hits in all 16 outings
- Credited with half sack
- Five interceptions (one TD return) and nine pass breakups
- Two forced fumbles and one recovery
- Offensively, had three carries for 10 yards
- On special teams, returned two kickoffs for 38 yards
Personal
- Nickname: WillyBop – been called it since high school
- Hobbies: golf and video games
- Dream job: football coach or golf course manager
- Hidden talent: decent golfer
- Chose UH because Coach Fritz, the city and the Big 12
- One word to describe himself on the field: crashout
- If he could eat one food for the rest of his life: rare steak
- Biggest motivation for working hard: himself and his family
- Highlight of life thus far: Four-year starter in Division I football
- Best advice: live life like someone’s always watching
- Sports hero: his father who taught him everything about the game and life
- Most memorable athletic feat: 2 interceptions (2023, 2021)
- Unique fact: he’s an open book
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
