Tyris Lebeau

Photo by: Keith Warren

Position:
Linebacker
Height:
6-1
Weight:
210
Class:
Redshirt Junior
Hometown:
Montreal, Quebec
High School:
Vanier College

2020 • Senior

• Did not compete due to injury

2019 • Junior

• Played in and started nine games during the season
• Finished fifth on the team in total tackles with 48 despite missing time due to injury
• Split his tackles between 23 solo stops and 25 assisted takedowns
• Provided 2.5 TFLs, including 1.0 sacks, one interception and a pass breakup
• Started the year with five tackles at Rutgers (8/30)
• Secured eight stops, including a five-yard sack, at Charlotte (9/14)
• Pulled down his first career interception and returned in 13 yards against Coastal Carolina (9/21)
• Did not play against Akron (9/28), FIU (10/5) or Louisiana Tech (10/12) due to injury
• Returned to the lineup with five takedowns, including an assisted-TFL, against UConn (10/26)
• Tallied a career-high 10 tackles at Army West Point (11/9)
• Earned five tackles at Northwestern (11/16), all solo stops
• Ended the season with six takedowns and a pass breakup against BYU (11/23)

2018 • Sophomore

• Appeared in four games at outside linebacker and on special teams
• Made four tackles on the year including an assisted TFL
• Notched three stops, including his assisted TFL, against Duquesne (8/25)
• Also made one tackle at FIU (9/15)
• Appeared in the win over Charlotte (9/22) and at Ohio (9/29)
• Missed the remainder of the season due to injury

2017 • Freshman

• Saw time as a reserve defensive back and contributed on special teams in 11 games
• Finished the year with 17 tackles, including eight solo stops
• Began his collegiate career with one tackle against Hawai'i (8/26)
• Assisted on three takedowns against Old Dominion (9/9)
• Also made three tackles at Temple (9/15)
• Posted a pair of solo stops during the win over Appalachian State (10/28)
• Set a career high with five tackles at Mississippi State (11/3)

Before Massachusetts

• Attended Vanier College, an English language school in Montreal, Quebec, and played for head coach Pete Chryssomalis
• Helped Vanier College reach the Bol d'Or playoffs semifinal round in 2016