| Professional Debut | In 2014 during Pac-12 Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Pullman, Washington |
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| Records | Career-best time of 12.84 seconds in 110 meter hurdles set in 2022, ranking third-fastest in history |
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| Career Turning Point | In 2016, when he achieved his personal best of 13.03 in the 110 meters hurdles and was selected for 2016 Rio Olympics |
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| Olympic Appearances | 2016 Rio de Janeiro (5th place in 110m hurdles), 2020 Tokyo (4th place in 110m hurdles) |
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| NCAA Championships | Won 110m hurdles in 2014 (13.16) and 2016 (13.50); won 60m hurdles indoor title in 2016 (7.56) |
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| USA Track and Field Championships | Three-time U.S. national champion in 110m hurdles (2014, 2016, 2018) |
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| World Championships | Competed in 2017 (9th place, 13.27), 2019 (7th place, 13.70), 2022 (4th place, 13.09) |
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| Football Career | Wide receiver for University of Oregon (54 receptions, 919 yards, 8 touchdowns over 29 games); practice squad member for Philadelphia Eagles during 2022-23 season; signed with Philadelphia Eagles as a wide receiver in 2023 |
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| Current Role | Men's Track and Field Coach at Naval Academy (joined 2021), specializing in sprinters and hurdlers |
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| Achievements | - Three-time U.S. national champion in 110m hurdles (2014, 2016, 2018)
- First American to break 13 seconds in 110m hurdles in 2021 (12.99s in Zagreb)
- 22nd person globally and 13th American to break 13-second barrier in 110m hurdles
- Named fastest player in college football by NFL.com
- Two torn ACL injuries during college career, including one in 2015 Rose Bowl
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