At JMU: Fourth-year Duke and returning wide receiver starter... receiver with good size and who should again play a key role, especially in third-down situations, said wide receivers coach Clayton Matthews... his nine career touchdown receptions entering the 2009 season are only one short of JMU’s top-10 career list.

2009: Was elected Third-Team All CAA. Finshed the season with 29 receptions for 597 yards and three touchdowns. Had two receptions for 21 yards in season-opener at Maryland... vs. VMI had career highs of eight receptions and 168 receiving yards, JMU's No. 9 all-time game figure... caught TD passes of 14 and 23 yards during final 3:14 of the first half to give JMU a 31-10 lead... had a 48-yard reception on JMU's first offensive play...vs Hofstra had four catches for 44 yards...vs Richmond had three receptions for 54 yards and one touchdown...vs Villanova caught three passes for 49 yards...vs William and Mary had one reception for seven yards...vs Delaware had three receptions for 125 yards...vs Maine had two receptions for 35 yards...vs Umass had two receptions for 42 yards...vs Towson Had an 52-yard touchdown reception.  

2008: Led JMU in receptions with 21, in receiving yards with 347 and in touchdown catches with six... averaged 16.5 yards per reception... his six scoring catches matched JMU’s No. 7 season total... had a season-high four receptions, matching JMU’s individual game high for the year, vs. Hofstra (46 yards, 2 TDs)... had three catches at Richmond (42 yards, 1 TD) and Villanova (87 yards, 1 TD) in JMU’s next two games... had three catches (51 yards, 2 TDs) vs. Wofford in the NCAA playoffs... had scoring catches of seven and four yards vs. Hofstra, of five yards at Richmond, of 55 yards at Villanova, and of 15 and 23 yards vs. Wofford... the 55-yard reception from Rodney Landers at Villanova was JMU’s longest pass play of the season.

2007: Started each game... team's No. 2 receiver with 20 catches for 285 yards (14.2 average) and two touchdowns... had receptions in 10 of 12 games... had four catches in each of JMU's first two games -- for 20 total yards at North Carolina and a season-best 87 vs. New Hampshire... had a 35-yard catch during JMU's go-ahead touchdown drive vs. New Hampshire... had three catches for 43 yards vs. Richmond, two for 22 yards vs. Virginia Military and two for 21 yards vs. Delaware... had a 56-yard touchdown catch on the second play at Rhode Island and a six-yard touchdown grab for JMU's final points at William & Mary.

2006: As a true freshman played in each game after JMU’s opener and started vs. William & Mary and Villanova... caught six passes for 133 yards, all during the last five games... had two catches for 28 yards vs. Delaware... caught a 58-yard touchdown pass at Towson and had a 21-yard catch at Richmond, a 17-yarder at Villanova and a nine-yarder at Youngstown State.

High School: As a Roman Catholic senior was a first-team All-Catholic wide receiver and linebacker, first-team all-city linebacker, second-team all-state linebacker, and team most valuable player.

Personal: Kinesiology major with a sports management concentration... brother of Rodney McCarter (2001-04), a standout safety on JMU's 2004 NCAA title team.