2020
• Honorable Mention All-Big Ten.
• Started all six games.
• Blocked for an offense that averaged 309.0 yards passing and 390.5 yard of total offense per game.
2019 (UTEP)
• Appeared in eight games at right tackle.
2018 (UTEP)
• Missed entire 2018 season due to injury.
2017 (UTEP)
• Started first two games of season at the right tackle position before missing the rest of the campaign due to season-ending injury.
• Offensive line surrendered only one sack at no. 7 Oklahoma.
2016 (UTEP)
• Played in nine games, starting four as a true freshman.
• Named to Conference USA All-Freshman team.
• Saw first game action against Army and made first career start against Southern Miss at the right guard position.
• Made switch to left tackle, getting starts at LA Tech, against FIU and at UTSA.
• Efforts on offensive line helped Miners average 185.5 rushing yards per game and score 20 rushing touchdowns, while efforts aided Aaron Jones to rush for a single-season program-record 1,773 yards.
• The offensive line yielded 22 sacks (1.83 per game), ranking in the top half of C-USA.
• Closed the campaign with a season-high 555 yards of total offense, while rushing for a season-best 384 yards (most since 1983) and four scores during a season-finale victory against North Texas.
• Produced 323 yards rushing against Houston Baptist and followed with 237 rushing yards at Florida Atlantic.
HIGH SCHOOL
• Played two years of varsity football on the offensive and defensive line.
• Named All-City Offense first team.
• Earned All-District 1-6A first team honors.
• Efforts on offensive line helped Eastwood tally 2,038 rushing yards on 288 carries (7.1 avg.) with 16 touchdowns, while the quarterbacks passed for 2,430 yards, 29 touchdowns and only seven interceptions on 238 attempts.
• Recorded 12 (8s/4a) tackles during his career, with a tackle for loss and a quarterback hurry.
• Played in the El Paso All-Star game.
PERSONAL
• Son of Diana and Greg Long has one sister and two brothers.
• Born in El Paso, Texas.
• Pursuing Master's: Technology, Leadership & Innovation.
• Honorable Mention All-Big Ten.
• Started all six games.
• Blocked for an offense that averaged 309.0 yards passing and 390.5 yard of total offense per game.
2019 (UTEP)
• Appeared in eight games at right tackle.
2018 (UTEP)
• Missed entire 2018 season due to injury.
2017 (UTEP)
• Started first two games of season at the right tackle position before missing the rest of the campaign due to season-ending injury.
• Offensive line surrendered only one sack at no. 7 Oklahoma.
2016 (UTEP)
• Played in nine games, starting four as a true freshman.
• Named to Conference USA All-Freshman team.
• Saw first game action against Army and made first career start against Southern Miss at the right guard position.
• Made switch to left tackle, getting starts at LA Tech, against FIU and at UTSA.
• Efforts on offensive line helped Miners average 185.5 rushing yards per game and score 20 rushing touchdowns, while efforts aided Aaron Jones to rush for a single-season program-record 1,773 yards.
• The offensive line yielded 22 sacks (1.83 per game), ranking in the top half of C-USA.
• Closed the campaign with a season-high 555 yards of total offense, while rushing for a season-best 384 yards (most since 1983) and four scores during a season-finale victory against North Texas.
• Produced 323 yards rushing against Houston Baptist and followed with 237 rushing yards at Florida Atlantic.
HIGH SCHOOL
• Played two years of varsity football on the offensive and defensive line.
• Named All-City Offense first team.
• Earned All-District 1-6A first team honors.
• Efforts on offensive line helped Eastwood tally 2,038 rushing yards on 288 carries (7.1 avg.) with 16 touchdowns, while the quarterbacks passed for 2,430 yards, 29 touchdowns and only seven interceptions on 238 attempts.
• Recorded 12 (8s/4a) tackles during his career, with a tackle for loss and a quarterback hurry.
• Played in the El Paso All-Star game.
PERSONAL
• Son of Diana and Greg Long has one sister and two brothers.
• Born in El Paso, Texas.
• Pursuing Master's: Technology, Leadership & Innovation.