Michael Phoenix

Michael Phoenix II, born in Conroe, Texas, USA, is a rising talent in the NCAAF, playing as a wide receiver (WR) for the Sam Houston Bearkats. Standing at 6 feet 2 inches and weighing 215 pounds, Phoenix has demonstrated his prowess on the field with a combination of speed and agility that makes him a formidable opponent. As a junior (JR) in eligibility, Phoenix has already made significant contributions to his team's offensive lineup. During the 2024 regular season, Phoenix's performance on the field was notable. He participated in 12 games, showcasing his receiving skills with a total of 219 yards from 15 receptions, averaging 14.6 yards per catch. His ability to turn receptions into scoring opportunities was highlighted by his three touchdowns, one of which was a remarkable 50-yard completion, marking his longest touchdown of the season. Phoenix proved to be a clutch player for the Bearkats, securing nine first downs and targeting the red zone once, where his efforts often converted crucial plays into points. Besides his receiving duties, Phoenix's versatility was on display, although his attempts at rushing resulted in a net loss of 5 yards over three attempts, underscoring his primary effectiveness as a receiver rather than a rusher. His season also included a couple of fumbles, indicating areas for improvement in ball security. Off the field, Phoenix's contributions to the Bearkats go beyond statistics. His presence and performance have been instrumental in the team's offensive strategy, providing a reliable option for quarterbacks and creating dynamic plays that challenge defenses. As Michael Phoenix II continues to develop his skills and contribute to the Bearkats' success, his journey in the NCAAF is marked by promising talent and the potential for further accolades in his college football career.