Idaho State: (2011) Played in all 11 games for the Bengals…finished the season with the second most receiving yards in Idaho State history with 1,348 … set the single season record for receptions with 112…tied for sixth all-time in single season receiving touchdowns with nine…had 14 receptions on two separate occasions against Northern Colorado (9/17) and Weber State (10/15), tying for third all-time in single game receptions…also had 13 receptions against Montana State (10/29), which tied for fourth and 11 receptions against Portland State (10/1), tying for seventh…had 218 receiving yards against Washington State (9/3) which was the third best in ISU history…tied for third in receiving touchdowns with three against Western State…first-team All-Big Sky Conference … named to the College Sports Madness, Phil Steele, The Sports Network and the Associated Press All-American teams.

2010 Played in all 11 games for the Bengals … finished the season with 464 yards receiving on 32 catches and two touchdowns … had a strong start to the season against Montana-Western, catching the first ISU pass on the season for a 49 yard touchdown following several impressive blocks … he finished the game with 74 yards on four catches and one touchdown … versus Utah State, he accumulated 63 yards on five receptions … had his final touchdown coming against Northern Arizona, as he had two catches for 32 yards … had a solid game versus Portland State, grabbing four catches for 70 yards … played well in the last home game of the season with a season-high 89 yards receiving on five catches.

2009: Played in 10 games for ISU, starting against Montana State ... missed the opening game of the season but played in all the others ... caught five passes for 45 yards on the season, and had one rush for five yards ... his only rush of the season came in the finale against Portland State ... had just one catch in the opening seven games of the season, a nine yard grab against Eastern Washington ... had back-to-back two reception games, against Northern Arizona and Montana State ... against Montana State caught his first career touchdown, a 16-yard grab.

High School: Lettered in football for three years along with basketball and track, each for three, at Oak Harbor High School ... was named First Team All-State 4A at wide receiver as a senior, and First Team All-Conference as both a junior and a senior ... recorded 29 career touchdowns ... was also three-time All-Conference in track, and finished third in the state high jump at 6'-8" ... was named team MVP in basketball as a senior ... was named in football to the East/West All-Star Game.

Personal: His parents are Roosevelt and Theresa Rumble ... will major in mass communications ... was born in Yokosuka, Japan.