For years he terrified opposing defenders for the Solon Comets, and now, Chris Humphrey will be on the Kent State sideline in the football team's first bowl game in 40 years.
The Golden Flashes arrived in Mobile, AL this week to play in the GoDaddy.com Bowl on Sunday, Jan. 6 at 9 p.m.
The game will be aired on ESPN.
Humphrey is the only Solon player to suit up for the Golden Flashes this year.
At Solon High School, Humphrey was a standout jack-of-all-trades for the Comets. He's continuing in that trend at Kent State, playing as a wide receiver and contributing on special teams.
Humphrey has played in all 13 games for the Flashes, and is the team's fourth leading receiver with 23 catches for 297 yards. His best game of the season was against Ball State, when Humphrey caught 3 balls for 63 yards.
He has also recorded 11 total tackles, including 9 solo tackles, and forced a fumble.
Chris Mazzolini contributed to this report.
